scheme: CPV

title: Invitation to Tender - TUPE services - HMT470

documentType: tenderNotice

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

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


title: GB-Stockton: North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust - Refurbishment of Outpatients Cafe (Wilbers) at the University Hospital of North Tees

description: Internal alterations to refurbish an existing cafe including building works, fire precautions, electrical alterations, mechanical alterations and finishing trades.

mainProcurementCategory: works

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE

countryName: UK


title: GB-Lincoln: Support to young people age 19 – 24 that are LDD and are at risk of being NEET (CS1)

description: To develop and deliver customised support packages that will meet the needs of young people age 19 – 24 that have Learning Difficulties & Disabilities (LDD) and are either Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) or are at risk of being NEET. • Support to help young people with LDD, with priority being given to those that have been diagnosed with Autism, to develop the basic and soft skills they need for employment or training • Support to help young people identify suitable, realistic employment and training opportunities, including work experience • Support that is delivered on a one to one basis, where the young person has a named Support Worker who will ensure s/he is personally supported in accessing services that contribute to her/his development. We shall target £152,000 over 2.5 years of the Co-Financing Plan on these initiatives in Lincolnshire. We expect to help a minimum of 80 participants that fall within the target group over this period. The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs).However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement,and the contract will be awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender. The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small ormedium enterprises (SMEs). For the avoidance of doubt, the contracting authority confirms that no weight willbe attached to whether or not an economic operator is an SME in selecting economic operators to participate orin assessing the most economically advantageous tender. Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: H854293C9D. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here. The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 17/02/2012 12:00. Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0845 270 7050 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com. Additional information can be found within the Local Authority Consortium Co-Financing Prospectus: http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/business/lcc-services-for-business/economic-regeneration/funding/european-social-fund-in-lincolnshire/european-social-fund-tenders/59051.article?tab=downloads

mainProcurementCategory: services

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Beech House, Witham Park,Waterside South

postalCode: LN5 7JH


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: Encrypted USB Storage Media

description: The supply of an Encrypted USB Storage Media solution


title: Mail Opening Machines

description: Mail Opening Machines


title: GB-Sheffield: NEETS Enterprise Engagement Project Services

description: Establish a NEET Enterprise Engagement Programme in support of The Sheffield College Incubation and Education Project (Net315), starting in Spring 2012 and ending summer 2013.

The Sheffield College

street: City College,Granville Road

postalCode: S2 2RL


title: GB-London: VB\VE IT Hardware & Software

description: VB Requires some IT Hardware and Software items for VE and VB

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Visit Britain

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


title: NOCs Decorating in Level 1

description: NOCs Decorating in Level 1

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: External Corporate Signage

description: The majority of NHSBT estate still has the old signage advising of NBS identity only. There has been new national guidance developed for the provision of NHSBT external signage in accordance with NHS identity guidelines. A signage catalogue has been developed for the organisation to assist with the implementation and branding process. This guidance ' Walk through guide to signage at our NHSBT premises' which identifies the new signage standards for the various properties within the estate. It is proposed to replace the old NBS signage that is currently displayed on our properties with the new NHSBT corporate signage. The intention is to replace external signage for all main Centres, Donor Centres, Offices and Warehousing but not Team Bases. New external signage will be installed in accordance with a detailed specification and guidance documentation in like for like locations on NHSBT properties, this process where identified will involve obtaining the necessary approval from various bodies such as local authority, planning consent and landlord permission as required.


title: GB-Trent: Longton High School Care Takers House - Demolition

description: The demolition of the caretakers house at the Longton High School site.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Insurance Brokerage & Consultancy Services

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Shaping our Housing Service in Shropshire

description: We are seeking quotations from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to act as an Independent Tenants Advisor for shaping our housing service in Shropshire.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall,Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


title: Parliamentary Information Service

description: Provision of a web based information service for parliamentary information.


title: Office for the Immigration Services Commission (OISC) On-line learning

description: To assist advisers in meeting their CPD responsibilities, the OISC provides free on-line courses. These are separated into core courses about immigration and asylum law and non-core courses about subjects that are appropriate to running an organisation providing immigration advice and services such as professional development and management skills. Each adviser must record details of the CPD courses they have taken onto the website. The OISC accesses this information to ensure compliance. This specification document invites bidders to register their interest in providing the following: A) An on-line platform for hosting continuous professional development training courses and a facility for regulated advisers to record the training hours they have completed. B) An on-line facility for testing Level 1 Competence. For details of the full specification please follow instructions on how to apply.

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: ITT for Press Cuttings Service

description: THIS IS CLOSED OPPORTUNITY AND IS BEING PUBLISHED FOR TRANSPARENCY PURPOSES ONLY. A key priority for Ministers and the Department is to promote the modernisation plans to the public and people working in health and social care. There is intensive media interest in the modernisation plans with much of the print coverage critical in tone. To effectively correct, rebut and formulate media handling around modernisation, we must be fully aware of media coverage across national and regional press. This will allow press officers to come up with proposals to persuade the public, media and stakeholders of the case for the modernisation reforms. The DH press office provides a 24/7 news monitoring service to Ministers and senior officials and uses an external cutting service provider to deliver a daily pack of national and regional cuttings related to departmental business. The delivery needs to be timely, delivered a high standard of quality and quantity based on explicit search terms set out by the Department. It must also be delivered to a format appropriate to use across the Department with particular focus on how it is delivered to private office and press office. Specifically, the provider must:- • deliver a daily hard pack of national cuttings of articles approx. 100 per day which can be distributed to a set list of circa 40 recipients. This list comprises press office, private office and key directors. • provide copies of all articles published on all national and selected regional media which is relevant to the Department of Health agencies, the National Heath Service and other related health issues and community care/Local Authority social services. • provide number of copies and also arrange fees to be paid to the Newspaper Licensing Authority for the number of copies made. • provide an electronic delivery of regional cuttings from 30 key local publications. These will then be distributed by press office to recipients. • all press cutting will include a daily summary sheet, indexed against the cuttings. • cuttings will be categorised into subject area e.g. Public Health, NHS, Social Care


title: Paper Targets

description: Paper targets which comply with either the ACPO recommended type for re-qualification shooting or which comply with the CNC requirement for tactical shooting practices.

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: First Floor,Building F5,Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX12 0EP


title: Market Components of Abstraction Licence Reform

description: We require economic support to help develop and initially assess components which could fulfil different abstraction system functions and be built into reform options.


title: Financial Modeller / Finance Manager

description: Background Capita are recruiting for a Finance Modeller to work on a very high profile central government programme. This role is initially for approx 6 months and will be based in Sheffield, with some travel to other sites. This post involves leading the work to model the operational cost of the Programme and other financial modelling to inform decision making. This is a high profile role and will require presentations to the Programme Director and his senior team. Main Duties/ Responsibilities • Expert financial modeller and a highly skilled Excel / Access database professional user • Excellent stakeholder management skills • Strong Leadership skills – will be leading meetings to understand the processes, volumes and unit costs required to build the financial models. • Strong collaborative working skills - able to bring together diverse groups of people to work through issues relating to the cost of business processes and implementation. • Running workshops with the business to define and cost the target operating model Skills/ Experience Required • Proven experience in designing financial models to solve complex business issues and to support decision making • Ability to design financial models that allow inexperienced users to use a front end dashboard to manipulate variables and volumes to show a range of sensitivity in business outcomes and costs. • Ability to perform simulation analysis. • Experience of working in a large organisation and/or consultancy firm Formal Qualifications Required Accountancy Qualification is desirable Additional Comments Please note the successful candidate will be required to undergo Baseline Standard Security Checks, these are at a cost of £25.

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Fuel System Equipment

description: Electronic and electrical spare parts for warships. In order to continue support to the Fuel System Equipment across the RN Fleet, the Authority seeks Expressions of Interest for the supply of the following NATO codified item: Qty 2 off NSN 6110-99-1512385 AC Motor 828.126

Maritime Equipment Transformation (MET)

street: Birch 3c #3331, MOD Abbey Wood, Filton

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Laboratory Equipment

description: We are currently fitting out a new laboratory and are theefore looking to purchase a considerable amount of equiptment over the next few months. All the items that we are looking to purchase have been pre agreed with staff and we therefore will not be looking for alternatives to what is quoted below unless this is due to items being disontinued or upgraded. In these cases we would require any alternative to meet or better the specifications of the original and be compatiable with any accessories that we currently use in relation to this.


name: TEP on behalf of the Homes and Communities Agency

title: Thames River Wall Remedial Works

description: The HCA commissioned a Condition Survey of the Greenwich River Wall from Greenwich Yacht Club to Drawdock Road in October 2011. The Survey covered the vertical wall facing the River Thames (Including River Terraces) the top surface and the condition of safety barriers and fixings. Findings of the Survey identified a number of minor defects along the length of the River Wall which require remedial Works to be undertaken. Remedial Works comprise of but are not exclusively limited to the following: • Relaying lifted coping stones beneath the parapet; • Kill and remove vegetation from paths and coping stones; • Concrete repairs to concrete capping beam; • Repairs to post and rail pedestrian barriers; • Remove corrosion and apply protection to anchor heads; • Refix displaced fender; • Repair mortar pointing to underside of coping stones; • Replace cracked glass panel on pedestrian barrier; and • Lower 2No. Service chambers to ground level. Works are required to be have commenced on site by week commencing 19th March 2012. All Tendering Contractors must be confident that they have the capacity to start the Contract within the required timescale. Works are notifiable under CDM. A CDMC has been appointed by the Employer. The minimum level of Public Liability & Employers Liability Insurance cover needed for this contract is £10 million.

street: Genesis Centre,Birchwood Science Park,Birchwood

postalCode: WA3 7BH


title: Residential Development Site For Sale - Beck View

description: Middlesbrough Council is seeking to dispose of the freehold interest in the 4.35 hectares (10.74 acres) Beck View Site, Cargo Fleet Lane for residential development.

Middlesbrough Borough Council

postalCode: TS1 2QQ


title: Vehicle Valet Services-North East

description: Provision of vehicle valet services for Home Office vehicles in the North East and parts of Yorkshire


title: Cervical Cancer Screening - The Facts

description: Technical specification Quantity 1,250,000 Run-on 100,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 16 Self Cover. ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% recycled min (must not be Cyclus) Material Uncoated 90gsm * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. ________________________________________ Colours CMYK * If quoting this work as digital print, the addition of a seal is not necessary. ________________________________________ Finishing Saddle Stitched


title: Occupational Health Services for Oldbury, Gloucestershire

description: The Civil Nuclear Constabulary are looking for companies to provide experienced Occupational Health nurses and doctors to fulfill the requirements set down in their medical specifications in providing a full Occupational Health service to small teams of CNC employees based in their unit in Oldbury, Gloucestershire. The required level of service will be for approximately 25 health surveillance medicals per annum as well as management referrals as required (it is anticipated that there will be an average of four management referrals per month). These medicals can usually be carried out by an Occupational Health nurse in the first instance, however the CNC requires the provision of an Occupational Health Doctor where indicated. It is necessary for the appointments to be available within the timescales detailed within the medical specification (Will be provided at Tender stage) at a location which is deemed to be within reasonable traveling distance of the site. We are also looking to procure the services of an experienced Occupational Health provider who is able to provide a doctor and a nurse to carry out pre-employment medical assessments, using a mobile Occupational Health unit, at various locations throughout the UK, initially for up to three days every two months. This contract is for a period of 1 year with an option for an additional year dependant on satisfactory performance.

Civil Nuclear Police Authority

street: Culham Science Centre,Culham

postalCode: OX14 3DB


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: DECC Smart Metering Implementation Programme:

description: Background: The Government’s vision is for every home to have smart energy meters, empowering people to manage their energy consumption and reduce their carbon emissions. Businesses and public sector users will also have smart or advanced energy metering suited to their needs. The roll-out of smart meters will play an important role in Great Britain’s transition to a low-carbon economy, and help us meet some of the long-term challenges we face in ensuring an affordable, secure and sustainable energy supply. The necessary shared infrastructure for smart meters to operate across competing energy suppliers will be provided by the Data and Communications Company (DCC) and its service providers. The DCC will provide messaging services between the 53 million smart meters in 30 million premises and the business systems of energy suppliers, network operators and other authorised service users. Up to three regional Communications Service Providers (CSPs) will provide the communications infrastructure between the DCC and consumer premises and a single Data Service Provider (DSP) will manage the large volumes of transactional data that flows through the system. The establishment of the DCC and its services will involve creating a new GB-wide entity with reach to the gas and electricity meters in every home and smaller non-domestic premises. To deliver the early establishment of DCC's services, the Government has decided that it will initiate procurement of the two major service provider contracts in parallel with the DCC licence application process. This will bring forward the date at which DCC services can be provided. These procurements are being conducted on behalf of the future DCC Licensee by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and are at the detailed solution stage. The communications services will be separated into three regions organised along aggregated distribution network operator (DNO) licence area boundaries. The regional lots being: • Northern GB including Scotland; • Central GB including Wales; and • Southern GB. The communication services scope is centred on the provision of communications services between the IT infrastructure hosting the data applications above and the smart metering system in each consumer premises. Achieving GB-wide coverage requires more than one technology so the regional CSPs are required to integrate communications services. The scope of the data services is broken up into three work packages: • Systems integration (SI) services • IT infrastructure services • Applications management services (AMS) These four contracts (one data and three communications) will be between 7 and 15 years in length, and have a total estimated contract value of more than £1billion. Requirements: Main Research Bidders for the CSP and DSP procurements will provide several iterations of both cost and pricing information for both initial review and evaluation. To ensure value for money, and to test the cost effectiveness of individual bidders’ solutions, the programme wishes to compare bidders’ cost and price information with: • Bottom-up cost estimates of each bidder’s proposed technical solution to ensure that the costs proposed by the bidder for their solution are comparable with programme estimates. These estimates will be obtained from bidders as part of the procurement process. • Similar smart metering data and communication contracts. These will provide benchmark estimates for contracts providing similar services. The supplier is expected to provide data and analysis to allow for such benchmark comparisons to be made by DECC. In order for DECC to be able to make valid comparisons the supplier would be expected to provide comparison data covering the following as a minimum: CSP • Basic smart metering communications services; and • Enhanced communications services incorporating smart grid type messages (e.g. demand side response messaging). DSP • Smart metering access control and translation systems (headend); • IT hosting services; • Application maintenance and support services; and • Applications development and system integration resource rate card. The estimates will provide DECC with the confidence that the proposed prices are reflective of market prices and the costs which would be incurred by the bidders to deliver their proposed solutions, and that therefore these proposed solutions offer value for money. The detailed approach to this is expected to be determined by the supplier. Further information, such as pricing structures, will be made available to the successful bidder to provide a more in depth understanding of these requirements. However, DECC may require that a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) be signed by the supplier prior to its release. Ancillary Services In addition it is envisaged that the SMIP will require the ability to call off against any resulting contract any necessary ad-hoc research and benchmarking services – such as service level agreement (SLA) benchmarking.

street: One Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: ISTAR CONCEPTS AND SOLUTIONS

description: Provide Management of the ISTAR Concepts and Solutions (ICS) support to the Research Programme in accordance with the Terms and Conditions and the Statement of Requirement detailed at Annex A and provide Management Services for a collaborative Research and Development (R&D) Supply Base, involving Industry, SMEs and Academia Members to deliver the Core Research Activities, as defined by the Authority on an annual basis, against the Core ISTAR Concepts and Solutions (ICS) Research Programme in accordance with the Statement of Requirements at Annex A, and the process defined in Annex E


title: Reward and Recognition Vouchers

description: HMRC is looking to re-tender an Agreement for a Reward and Recognition Vouchers using an ‘open’ type tender exercise for a ‘Part B’ service as defined in the Public Contracts Regulations 2006. The Agreement will be with one supplier for a period of 2 years with the option for 2 x 12 month extensions. The Agreement will be for use by HMRC’s employees and the potential use by employees of Other Government Departments, Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies, (collectively known as the Client) The following link provides a list of potential ‘Clients’ who may wish to use the Framework. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/A-ZOfCentralGovernment/index.htm The Contractor shall provide multi-choice reward and recognition vouchers that: • are available in both paper and e-vouchers; are available in £20 denominations as a minimum, along with other available denominations; are valid for 18 months form the date of issue; • are welcome as full or part payment; • are welcomed throughout high street stores; • redeemable against an entertainment event, outlets and leisure attractions; • redeemable against hotel bookings; • redeemable for online purchases; and • delivered to the Client’s multi-destinations points within 48 hours of receiving the order. No guarantees can be given regarding the volumes/values of the vouchers to be administered using the agreement and any indicative figures may be subject to change, but it is intended that the agreement will have the capacity to accommodate voucher requests between 400 and 1,200 per annum and voucher values of between £200,000 and £700,000 per annum (therefore taking into consideration the option to extend up to a maximum of four years the estimated contract value could be in the range of £800,000 to £2.8M across all potential users). The estimated total value range of voucher orders per annum and an annual value of vouchers takes into account all potential spend from eligible users. Bidders are expected to have generated payment for providing this service by negotiating discounts on the face value of the vouchers with the retailers/outlets and retaining a proportion of the discount as payment. It is expected that the level of discount obtained by the bidder from the retailers/outlets will allow the bidder to charge the Client at less than face value for the reward vouchers. Applicants will be expected to be able to demonstrate that they currently process a minimum 1000 voucher requests per annum and can demonstrate that their systems can be readily expanded to include the stated requirement volumes. Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have the economic and financial capacity to cope with a framework of this size and it is unlikely that any organisation with an annual turnover of below GBP 100,000.00 would be considered unless supported by parent company guarantees or similar.

HMRC CD

street: Commercial Directorate,5W Ralli Quays,3 Stanley Street


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Surrey & Sussex

title: VOLUNTEERING SERVICE FOR OFFENDERS IN SURREY AND SUSSEX

description: Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust wish to appoint a provider to establish a model of service delivery for a volunteer service to offenders across Surrey and Sussex.

street: Invicta House,Trafalgar Place,Cheapside

postalCode: BN1 4FR


title: DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT MANAGER (SEO)

description: TENDER FOR A DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT MANAGER (SEO). Please see the attached document for more details.


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

title: GB-TELFORD: LSBU50054 GLASS RE-INFORCED PLASTIC (GRP) ITEMS

description: Expressions of Interest are invited for the supply of various Glass Re-inforced Plastic (GRP) items. The Drawings will be available with the Tender. Suitably qualified companies with experience in the supply of this requirement are to provide 1) Evidence of previous scope of work and 2) A copy of a valid ISO Certificate 9001:2008, for the purpose of down selection by the Authority, are to be submitted in writing / via e-mail to the address stated in Section 1 Contracting Authority. Only those expressions of interest that fully meet the above criteria will be considered for Invitation to Tender.

street: MOD DONNINGTON

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Rotary Wing Availability Study

description: Rotary Wing Availability Study


title: DCB: National & International Business Development

description: For the past two years, DCB has delivered an initiative that has focused on developing DigitalCity’s presence at national and international levels, and delivering significant benefits the cluster as a whole and individual businesses in it in terms of trade and investment. This initiative has delivered outstanding results. DCB wishes to continue this initiative as part of its 2012-15 project, which is to be part funded by ERDF. Subject to that funding being approved DCB wishes to run the scheme for the next two and a half years from October 2012 through to March 2015. The purpose of this Tender is to appoint a suitably experienced individual or organisation to deliver this initiative, as specified below. The contract will run up to March 2015 [approximately two and a half years]. The initiative has a number of clearly defined objectives – • Creating a genuine, and an effective, network of likely investors who would contribute in real ways to the investment environment in and around DigitalCity: these being tech hubs, venture capitalists, business angels and other organisations both in the UK and across the world. The network development focused on London, major international digital markets such as the USA, Japan and Korea and emerging markets such as India, China and Brazil • Developing the investment offer at cluster level – positioning the Tees Valley as a destination for digital and creative investment • Developing the investment offer for carefully selected companies within the DigitalCity cluster, bringing these offers to market, and helping the companies to win the investment • Developing in parallel a trade network capable of promoting trade and joint venture working for DigitalCity and the companies in its cluster • Developing a new digital and creative inward investment offer for the Tees Valley in the context of the economic situation and the lack of public funding allocated to the Tees Valley to lure inward investors • Any combination or permutation of the above that produces growth for the DigitalCity cluster

DigitalCity Business

postalCode: postcode


title: 12/18: The Provision of Health & Safety Training

description: With the existing Contract expiring this summer (31/08/12) for The Provision of Health and Safety Training, the University of Wolverhampton is looking to re-tender this category and is therefore conducting this procurement with a view to putting in place a University Contract for the next three* years to cover the requirements of the University. *Plus an option to extend for a further 2 x 12mth periods (subject to satisfactory performance and agreement by both parties) In general the chosen Provider of Health and Safety Training for Staff will be required to provide courses and information in the following areas: • First aid courses; • First Aid at Work (3 day course) • First Aid at Work refresher (2 day course) • First Aid at Work – Annual refresher (1 day course) • Emergency First Aid at Work (1 day course) • Health and safety related courses**; • Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) (1 day course); • Lifting and Handling skills (half day course); • Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) (1 day course); • Practical use of fire extinguishers (half day course); • Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Assessors training (half day course). **we would also be interested in any other health and safety related training courses that you offer in your portfolio. The University is happy to accept bids to carry out all of the training or in part i.e. First aid related courses only or Health and Safety related courses only.

University of Wolverhampton

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

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: Civil Service Pension Scheme Medical Advisor Framework Agreement

description: Provision of medical advice to UK Civil Service employers in relation to the Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme.


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

title: Virtualisation of Local Applications

description: GMPT runs a series of local IT applications to support its business needs. The Trust wishes to consolidate all of these application servers onto one hardware and software cluster. The Trust has identified VMWare as being suitable for its needs and wishes only to receive tender responses that offer this as the intended solution.

street: 5th Floor, Oakland House, ,Talbot Road,

postalCode: M16 0PQ


title: Provision of specialist advice, support and market intelligence to government clients accessing the M4C media buying contract

description: Contract for the provision of specialist advice, support and market intelligence to government clients accessing the M4C media buying contract.

Cabinet Office

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: National Fraud Authority Public Awareness Campaign

description: Public Awareness Campaign - Out-reach/Stakeholder engagement Please see attached Opportunity doc for more detail


title: SEABIRD SENSITIVITY MAPPING FOR ENGLISH TERRITORIAL WATERS

description: To produce a set of seabird sensitivity maps for English territorial waters The aims of this project are: • to collate existing seabird survey data from the ESAS database and other publicly available data sources (e.g. from government funded strategic monitoring programmes); • to determine the best way to analyse and use these datasets to present the most appropriate density estimates; • to combine the resultant database with an updated expert review of the sensitivity scores of seabirds to offshore wind energy developments in English waters; • to produce a GIS ‘tool’ (in the form of a set of updateable GIS outputs based on sound methodology) mapping the vulnerability of seabirds in English waters to offshore wind-energy developments. A secondary aim is: • to collate as much additional bird survey information from other sources to develop a secondary set of compatible GIS layers of seabird density distribution (and vulnerability) based on information that may not be publicly available, but which Natural England has access to, or which is collated through collaboration with developers in the course of this project. Data should be quality assured, and accompanied by fully populated INSPIRE compliant metadata, ideally to MEDIN’s metadata standard.

Natural England

postalCode: EX4 3AW


title: Levelised Cost of Electricity Generation – 2013 Update of Non-Renewable Technologies

description: DECC is looking to award a contract to undertake an up-to-date and consistent set of assumptions on the costs of different non-renewable electricity generation technologies. These assumptions will feed in to DECC analysis and will also update DECC’s levelised generation cost model to provide new estimates on the cost of electricity generation, which will be published by the Department. The most recent update to DECC’s assumptions on the generation costs for non-renewable technologies was published in November 2012 and is available at http://www.decc.gov.uk/assets/decc/11/about-us/economics-social-research/6884-electricity-gen-cost-model-2012-update.pdf. The chosen supplier will be asked to review any evidence of robust and significant changes in overall generation costs since the data was collected for the non-renewable technologies covered in the 2012 report. In the case of robust and significant changes the supplier is expected to deliver current cost estimates for non-renewable projects, providing the reasons and justifications for changes. The tender is for a single update to the assumptions.

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

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Concrete repairs

description: Repair to defective concrete walls and floors in fire training buildings, which may include minor structural repairs. The successful company will be responsible for the supply of labour, plant and materials when undertaking the repairs. It is anticipated that the work will commence on 5th March 2012 with a contract period of 4 weeks or as agreed prior to commencement of works

Fire Service College

street: London Road

postalCode: GL56 0RH


name: London Borough of Hounslow - Corporate Procurement Unit

title: Young Hounslow IT System

description: Supply of IT software, implementation and provide ongoing annual maintenance, management and external hosting of a back-end database and front end website which is able to provide a repository and search facility for FSI-held data on childcare, family services and activities for children, young people and families in the borough, as well as monitor and record client contact with the FSI. The system will need to be externally hosted, supported and maintained by the successful supplier, which would include the completion of all administrator tasks including, for example, set – up of new accounts and close down of accounts where staff have left. Specific requirements of the system include; provision of a searchable Family Services Directory Database; Enhanced Childcare Database; Activity Database; Client and Monitoring Module; Training Manager Module; and Front – End Website.

street: Civic Centre,Lampton Road

postalCode: TW3 4DN


title: Economic Consultancy Support for Quality Protocols – Northern Ireland one year one evaluation

description: Following the release of a quality protocol a one year evaluation has to be conducted in order to confirm that a market does exist and to establish the benefits incurred by the process. Without confirmation of the market we risk infraction on the Waste Framework Directive. The work will entail economic appraisals of the 6 protocols launched in NI, which are: • Compost • Anaerobic Digestate (AD) • Processed Fuel Oil (PFO) • Biodiesel • Pulverised Fuel Ash (PFA) / Furnace bottom ash (FBA) • Gypsum The work will involve reviewing the initial baseline data used to justify the development of the respective protocol and to conduct surveys of industry users of the protocols to establish extent of use and costs/savings associated with the implementation and compliance with the relevant Protocols


title: Living Well

description: Solihull MBC is looking for the provision of Living Well Services. Living Well is a 10 week family physical activity and healthy lifestyles programme for children and young people and their families. It works with the whole family focusing on physical activity, healthy eating and mental well being.

Solihull MBC

street: Council House,Manor Square

postalCode: B91 3QB


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Clinical Skills Simulation Equipment

description:
Supply of Clinical Skills Simulation Equipment

 (MT Ref:88634)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Northumbria

title: Provision of Coaching Skills

description: To provide Coaching Skills Workshops to Middle Manager and Supervisors employed by the Northumbria Probation Trust to ensure they are equipped with the practical skills to adopt a coaching approach in their supervision with individual staff.

street: Training Centre,Dene House,Durham Road, Low Fell

postalCode: NE2 4SP


title: Alterations to Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council Civic Offices

description:
You are invited to submit a tender for alterations to the existing basement offices at Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council Civic Offices, Merrial Street, Newcastle work to include new partition walls, electrical work (power and lighting), suspended ceilings, alterations to the existing heating system including new gas fired boiler.

 Full decoration to all rooms, carpets and/or sheet vinyl to all rooms"

 Full specificiation will be available within the tender documents

 (MT Ref:86332)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,Merrial Street,Facilities Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for Marine benthic macroinvertebrate sample processing

description: The extraction of all benthic macroinvertebrates from sediments collected using a 0.1m2 Hamon grab. Samples have been sieved at sea on a 1mm mesh to remove fauna and residue less than 1mm and are stored in 4 - 10% formaldehyde solution. All countable taxa should be enumerated, identified to species level when possible and weighed following the NMBAQC guidelines. A reference collection of all species identified should be returned to the Cefas laboratories in Lowestoft. The abundance and biomass data matrices should be in an excel file and emailed following completion.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Policy Research Programme: Call for Stage 1 Applications

description: The Department of Health’s Policy Research Programme (PRP) invites stage 1 applications in the following policy priority areas: •Priority Area 1: Antimicrobial Resistance: Extended Spectrum Beta-lactamase (ESBL) Surveillance •Priority Area 2: Evaluation of the Drug Recovery Wing Pilots Programme in Prisons •Priority Area 3: Behavioural Interventions to assist the Response to an Influenza Pandemic in the UK •Priority Area 4: Using Patient Reported Outcome Measures to Improve Dementia Care To access the research specifications, stage 1 application form and guidance notes, please visit the Policy Research Programme Central Commissioning Facility (PRP CCF) website at http://prp.dh.gov.uk.


title: Sachets for Radiation Dosemeters (extremity finger stalls and head bands)

description: HPA will provide samples of the various types of stall/head band. These are to be used as templates for dimensions. • Headbands are fastened with Velcro. • Likely annual demand: 10,000 stalls (all variants) and 2,000 headbands. Finger stalls are in two sizes: Standard, to fit fingers of maximum diameter 20 mm, and Large, to fit fingers of maximum diameter 24 mm. Also, 95% of finger stalls are of the “black PVC” type. 5% have instead the aluminised polyester patch. Finger stall variants are thus: 1) Standard stall, black PVC 2) Large stall, black PVC 3) Standard stall, aluminised polyester 4) Large stall, aluminised polyester

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Invitation to Tender for Provision of Statutory Inspections

description:
CRI is a registered charity and provides services from approximately 250 premises across England & Wales, with head office in Brighton and regional offices in London, Leeds and Cardiff.

 CRI is looking to identify a regional supplier(s) to provide Statutory Inspections in support of North & Midlands Region in respect of the following lots:-

 Lot 1) Portable Appliance Testing

 Lot 2) PIR Inspections

 Lot 3) Gas Safe & Calorifier Testing

 Lot 4) Asbestos Management (Surveys & Reports)

 Lot 5) Water Systems Management

 (MT Ref:94844)

CRI (Crime Reduction Initiatives)

street: Duncan House,14 Duncan Street,Procurement

postalCode: LS1 6DQ


title: GB-London: Round table discussions on religion or belief

description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission is establishing a programme of work in 2012-13 which aims to: (a) inform the Commission’s future roles and work on the religion and belief strand including its role of assessing the working of the law; and (b) contribute to better dialogue on these issues between those of religion and belief, those with a secular or humanist viewpoint and those who have to manage and deal with these issues in everyday life. As part of the first stage of this work the Commission wishes to contract with an individual or organisation to hold round table discussions to (i) improve the understanding of the issues which unite and those which may divide groups; (ii) improve the understanding of how to address issues without conflict; and (iii) improve the consideration of how issues and questions might be addressed better in the future. Suppliers should note that there is no Expression of Interest stage and submissions are required by 13:00 Tuesday 18th September. We wish to contract as soon as possible after this date as possible. The specification can be requested by emailing (with subject line ‘EHRC094/2012 Religion or Belief’)

Equality and Human Rights Commission

street: Arndale House,Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


title: Lease Car Management

description: To ensure that a consistent, quality approach to the administration and management of the lease car scheme and Grey fleet, NHSBT is seeking to appoint a Provider who will provide this service on a national basis, and who will provide quality lease car management solutions, together with meeting the requirements of an agreed Service Level Agreement


title: Soft Market Testing Exercise for NHS Pathways and related products


title: Supply of 3 Bench Top Freeze Dryers

description: Supply of three laboratory Bench Top Freeze Dryers. To be used for the freeze drying of environmentally derived solids samples ( Biota, Sediments, soils) Minimum 5 litre condenser volume. Acrylic drying chamber. Multiple drying trays with option for heated trays.

Environment Agency

street: NLS Starcross Laboratory,Staplake Mount, Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8PE


title: Provision of Job Evaluation and Grading

description: To provide job evaluation got circa 45 roles using the JEGS methodology.

Charity Commission

street: PO Box 1227

postalCode: L69 3UG


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

documentType: awardNotice

title: Media Space Fit Out Works

description: Fit out works including:M&E installation; air handling plant to condition new galleries, power and data installationJoinery, bespoke furniture, floor/wall finishesLarge glass partitionsSteel door fabricationGallery wall / art hanging structureCafe servery and seatingLightingGraphics (MT Ref:96358)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Multi-procedure Apheresis Machine

description: Multi-procedure Apheresis Machine


title: The determination of very low level nutrients and saline nutrients in environmental waters

description: To supply an automated colourimetric based analyser for the very low level analysis in environmental waters of selected nutrients in both sea dn freshwaters

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount,Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8FD


title: EPSRC Graphene Lab at Big Bang Fair 2013

description: To design and build a creative “graphene lab” for EPSRC to showcase advanced materials including graphene their applications e.g. flexible electronic displays. This would be EPSRC’s stand at the Big Bang Fair 2013

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


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

title: Access & Egress to House Blocks 2&3 Excercise Yards at HMP&YOI Moorland

description: Access and egress to house blocks 2&3 Exercise yards at HMP&YOI Moorland


title: GB-Manchester: EHRC 105/2012 - Legal Drafting for technical guidance - Age Discrimination in Services.

description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission (the Commission) has a statutory remit to promote and monitor human rights; and to protect, enforce and promote equality across the nine "protected" grounds - age, disability, gender, race, religion and belief, pregnancy and maternity, marriage and civil partnership, sexual orientation and gender reassignment. More specifically, the Commission has a duty under section 8 Equality Act 2006 to promote awareness and understanding of rights under the equality enactments and to encourage good practice. The Commission may publish information or give advice and guidance, or issue statutory codes of practice under sections 13 and 14 of the Equality Act 2006. The Commission has produced Statutory Codes of Practice to accompany the Equality Act 2010 and we now require the provision of legal drafting of technical guidance specifically for the supplement to the Commission’s Code of Practice on Services, Public Functions and Associations (the Services Code) in relation to the ban on age discrimination in services under Equality Act 2010. The guidance will take the form of either a statutory supplement to the existing Code, or a supplement in the form of non-statutory technical guidance. This guidance is primarily aimed at specialist audiences who need to have a clear understanding of what the law says. This guidance will enable courts and tribunals, lawyers and advisers to interpret the law correctly, and also facilitate compliance with the law by explaining to organisations the steps which should be taken to minimise the risk of claims being taken against them. Interested parties should note that there is no Expression of Interest stage and Tenders must be submitted by 12 noon Tuesday 8th January 2013. The full Tender pack is available on request by emailing 'tenders@equalityhumanrights.com' using the subject heading 'EHRC 105/2012 - Legal Drafting for technical guidance - Age Discrimination in Services.

Equality and Human Rights Commission

street: Equality Human Rights Commission,Arndale House,Arndale Centre


title: Software Asset Management Central License Management Portal – Request for Information

description: This is a Request for Information for available costs and options from a variety of potential providers who are able to supply an implementation service for a central software asset management license portal to enable software license reconciliation, harvest, transfer and re-use.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


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

title: Deliver generic accredited offending behaviour programme in a supported environment and offer post release support

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


title: Bailiff Services

description: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking to establish a framework of experienced providers to deliver bailiff services throughout the borough. Enforcement action through bailiffs provides a source of revenue for the Council and acts as a deterrent against persistent penalty charge evaders. The management of this contract forms an integral part of collecting unpaid fines. This in turn contributes to the effective management of traffic in the borough and the Mayors Transport Strategy through discouraging wrongful and dangerous parking. There will be multiple bailiff companies on the framework. No guarantee is given to the bailiff companies as to what proportion of work they will be given, and poor performance has in the past resulted in the reduction or cessation of warrants issued to them for collection. The duration of the framework will be a maximum of 4 years and it is anticipated that 4 providers will be awarded a place on the framework

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Keltan House, 89-115 Mare Street,Hackney

postalCode: E8 4RU


title: Supported Living for Adults with Mental Health Needs – Astley Cooper Place, Estcourt Road, Great Yarmouth

description: The service will be a new accommodation based service for people with severe and enduring mental health issues, commissioned by Norfolk County Council in partnership with Supporting People, Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health Foundation Trust, Great Yarmouth Borough Council (GYBC) and Cotman Housing Association. The service will provide accommodation and housing related support. There will be 19 self contained flats for people with severe or enduring mental health needs plus a flat with a staff room and sleepover facilities. The first tenancies will be offered to people currently ready to move on from residential care. The provider will provide a 24 hours a day presence at the scheme which will be a minimum of one member of staff throughout the day, and a sleep-in at night. The total service provided at the scheme will need to be flexible enough to be shared between the tenants in a way that meets their individual needs at the particular time. Support provided at the service will: • Develop individual’s independent living skills to prepare them for a move to more independent accommodation • Provide an environment that facilitates access to employment, training, education and wider community activities • Provide a flexible, responsive service where service users’ needs are central to the support process and service delivery • Provide a service ethos and practice which maximizes choice and control for service users • Provide a service culture that empowers people and enables them to increase their confidence, assertiveness and awareness • Provide a service which embraces the principles of recovery for individuals • Enable resettlement into the community Support will be provided in addition to a 24 hours a day presence at the scheme to ensure that individuals are safely accommodated and provided with the skills and ability to move on to independent living. This is procurement for services specified in Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (“Part B services”). Accordingly, the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended) only apply in part. The procurement exercise will be conducted in accordance with the information contained in the contract documents. (This will be a two-stage procurement process, but the authority dos not bind itself to conduct the procurement process in accordance with the Restricted Procedure, as described in the Regulations, nor to abide by any other part of the Regulations which does not expressly apply to procurements for Part B services.) The initial contract period of five years may be extended by a further three years subject to satisfactory performance and availability of funding.

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,Room 701, County Hall,Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: Appointment of a Cyclist Training Provider for Children and Adults in the Borough August 2012 - August 2015

description: To deliver cyclist training to primary school children and adults across the borough. Providers must be accredited to the National Bikeability Scheme and be able to provide enhanced CRB Checks for all staff. These must be verified on Contract Award. The Authority proposes to enter into a Contract with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider) for an initial period of one (1) year. Following this, there will be the possibility to extend on an annual basis for the next three (3) years, bringing the potential maximum period of this contract to four (4) years. (1 + 1 + 1 + 1). The extension will be subject to the availability of funding.

London Borough of Hounslow

street: Corporate Procurement Unit,Civic Centre,Lampton Road

postalCode: TW3 4DN


title: Insurance Services, non-life insurances

description: Arts Council England wishes to appoint an Insurance broker to support and assist in the placement of a wide range of non-life insurance cover and policies (as listed). We require the cover in the following areas: Commercial Combined (including Public/Products Liability, etc) Terrorism Works of Art Trustees Indemnity & Employee Crime Group Personal Accident & Travel Engineering We wish to appoint one Insurance broker to support and assist in the placement of all the insurance policies listed. Commercial Combined: This will include Property Damage, Equipment Breakdown, Business interruption, Public Liability, Products Liability, Money with assault extension. Terrorism: Terrorism and Sabotage cover is required across our estate. Works of Art: The Arts Council collection comprises of both works of art & sculpture and is managed by the Southbank Centre. More information on the Arts Council collection can be found at: www.artscouncil.org.uk/arts-council-collections. This policy will need to cover the elements of the collection on display at our office premises and in storage at any one time in both our facilities in London & Yorkshire. Trustees Indemnity & Employee Crime: As a registered charity our trustees require Trustee indemnity insurance (TII) which covers the trustees from having to personally pay legal claims that are made against them (by their charity or by a third party), for a breach of trust, or a breach of duty or negligence committed by them in their capacity as trustees. Group Personal Accident & Travel: This policy is required to cover Arts Council employees while travelling on Arts Council business in both the UK and Overseas. The majority of our staff travel is based within England, using public transport but a smaller number of staff do have overseas travel. Engineering: This policy currently consists of two parts – Engineering inspection policy for boilers & Engineering inspection policy for lifts. All of the current policies listed above expire 31st March 2012 with the exception of one part of the engineering inspection policy which expires 28th May 2012. FSA Registration (or equivalent) The service provider must be authorised by the appropriate regulatory authority to transact the services contained herein in accordance with all relevant legislation including registration with and abidance by the Financial Services Authority pursuant to its regulations or an authority of equal standing in an EC member state of domicile. Any insurance provider proposed must maintain current valid FSA or equivalent registration, authorising them to act as insurers in the UK. Service Levels: As part of the service you will be expected to deliver will be: • Identification and evaluation of our insurable risk exposure • Identification of any appropriate additional cover • Negotiation of competitive insurance terms • Provide advice on insurer security • Management of our account including:  Attending initial set up meeting and mid-term meetings as required  Providing insurance premium budget indications if required  Providing updates on any changes to the insurance market that could affect our risk exposure or insurance programme  Review opportunities for risk avoidance • Provide the Arts Council with the following documentation:  Insurance policies and endorsements  Employers Liability certificates  Cover notes or confirmatory letters  “Evidence of insurance” letters as required  An Insurance programme summary • Handle or assist with any claims:  Unless we report any claims direct to our insurers, notify new claims to our insurers in accordance with our policy requirements.  Liaise with our insurers and loss adjusters to ensure that all claims are processed as effectively as possible  Compile and analyse claims statistics as appropriate • Issue invoices or credit notes for all new policies or mid-term alterations.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ


title: The Provision of SubWize, Young People Specialist Substance Misuse Services

description: The opportunity has arisen for expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified providers for the provision of SubWize the Young Peoples Drug & Alcohol Service in Barking and Dagenham. The SubWize service will incorporate the following four elements: •The provision of structured psychosocial interventions for young people aged 11 – 19 whose drugs and/or alcohol is significantly impacting upon their social, physical & psychological functioning •The provision of structured psychosocial interventions for young people aged 11 – 19 whose parental or family substance misuse is significantly impacting upon their lives •The provision of outreach and satellite services for young people aged 11 – 19 and other stakeholders working with young people and families •An early interventions & prevention rapid reaction team supporting young people from developing substance misuse and criminal careers and to provide alcohol brief interventions to young people aged 11 – 19 The scope of these services is to provide all elements of a substance misuse treatment system, as set out by the NTA. The service model will be prevention and recovery focused, shaped by the needs and views of local young people and other stakeholders working with young people and accessible to those who need it. The services will be outcome-focused and work alongside other partner agencies to deliver early interventions, prevention and a recovery based journey through treatment. The successful provider will have a proven track record in delivering services that create a positive culture within the workforce and service users, recognising the importance of the wider family and community, and focus on the recovery and social re-integration of service users. The contract will initially be for 2 years 8 months with the option to extend for a further 2 years subject to performance and recurrent funding. The contract value for these services will be in the region of £300,000 - £329,000 per annum. For further details on the service please contact Jaye Foster on Tel: 0208 227 5658 or email: jaye.foster@lbbd.gov.uk

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Substance Misuse and Complex Needs,Roycraft House,Linton Road

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: GB-London: Flag Poles for Ceremonial Events In London

description: This tender is for the manufacture, supply and delivery (to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport flag flying contractor) of Flag Poles associated with the flag flying events in London.

Department of Culture, Media and Sport

street: 2-4 Cockspur Street

postalCode: SW1Y 5DH


title: Planned Prevenatative Maintenance & Reactive Repairs to Printers

description:
Dear Supplier

 This contract opportunity is for a provider of Planned Preventative Maintenance and Reactive Repairs to Printers. The contract will provide for:

 Routine maintenance visits to Merlin's 15 printers and MFD's

 Reactive call outs for breakdowns

 Maintenance for Papercut security release system

 The printing volume for 2011 / 2012 was 1,911m mono and 850k colour and the printers are no more than 4 years old.

 The closing date for receipt of submissions is midday on 4 January 2013.

 The contract will be initially for a period of 2 years with two optional extension periods of 12 months each.

 The evaluation will attribute 60% to Quality and 40% to Price.

 Kind regards

 MHS Procurement Team

 (MT Ref:95776)

Merlin Housing Society

street: Riverside 1,Riverside Court, Chipping Sodbury

postalCode: BS37 6JX


title: Supply of Maintenance for existing equipment -40 freezers


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Support Group

title: LSBU4A/0026 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY DATALOGGERS

street: DSG Land Supply,Building B15,MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


currency: GBP

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

title: HMS MONMOUTH - FLEET TIME FIT PACKAGE (120011)

description: Carry out Fleet Time Fit Package on HMS Monmouth


title: HR INVESTIGATORS

description: The Commission occasionally requires independent formal investigations to be carried out in line with its policies. These may include formal complaints of harassment, bullying or victimisation, or investigations in relation to its disciplinary process.

Charity Commission

street: Woodfield House,Tangier

postalCode: TA1 4BL


title: Bowel Cancer Screening - The Facts

description: Technical specification Quantity 1,250,000 Run-on 100,000 Finished size A5 Bled Portrait Number of pages 16 Self Cover. ________________________________________ Artwork PDF Printer's proof PDF ________________________________________ Content Options Specific stock: 50% recycled min (must not be Cyclus) Material Uncoated 90gsm * Recycled stock must be quoted from the Government recycled paper framework. Please state make. ________________________________________ Colours CMYK * If quoting this work as digital print, the addition of a seal is not necessary. ________________________________________ Finishing Saddle Stitched


name: the Centre for Process Innovation Limited

title: Protective Clothing, Personal Protective Equipment & Cleaning Supplies

description:
CPI is seeking a supplier of protective clothing, personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies for all its business needs.

 (MT Ref:90291)

street: The Wilton Centre,Wilton,Compliance

postalCode: TS10 4RF


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: Sports Related Motivational Programme - West Dunbartonshire

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

postalCode: S1 4EP


title: DCB: PR Services

description: For the past two years, DCB has benefitted from the delivery of a coherent PR initiative based around establishing DigitalCity as a credible and vibrant digital hub, with genuine relevance on the local, regional, national and international stages. The manner of its delivery allowed DCB to benefit from opportunities as they presented themselves, and was flexible enough to incorporate new developments at DigitalCity, across the Tees Valley and the North East, and nationally. With a budget of circa £30,000 pa it has produced outstanding results, with press locally, regionally and nationally, and with an ROI using standard AVE calculations of 20:1. With its new ERDF project, DCB wishes to further develop its PR activities alongside a PR organisation that can build on the progress and achievements of the past two years, maintain the outstanding success [including ROI], and further develop DigitalCity as the UK’s most vibrant digital hub. Subject to ERDF funding being approved DCB wishes to run contract PR activities for the next two and a half years from October 2012 through to March 2015. The purpose of this Tender is to appoint a suitably experienced individual or organisation to deliver PR activities.

DigitalCity Business

postalCode: Postcode


title: Foundation Learning and Level 2 Programmes for NEET Young People

description: Norfolk County Council Adult Education and Guidance Service (the Service) is seeking training providers who specialise in working with young people who are Not in Education Employment or Training (NEET) (mainly 16-18, but also 19-24), to work in partnership with us to deliver our highly successful Foundation Learning Programme and Level 2 programme in the academic year 2012/2013. The Service’s 16 to 18 learner responsive provision was awarded a grade one by Ofsted (January 2012) for its ‘outstanding’ work in every category. If you have a strong track record of successfully delivering qualifications to young people who have not succeeded and who have become alienated from ‘mainstream’ provision and this opportunity interests you, we are holding an Information Event on 12th June 2012. Location: Wensum Lodge, Norwich, NR1 1QW from 3-5pm. For further information, Please contact: Jill Bazire Young People’s Programmes Strategic Manager Tel: 01603 306518 Email: jill.bazire@norfolk.gov.uk

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,County Hall,Martineau Lane


title: Electoral Management System

description: Cornwall Council currently operates the Strand Electoral System. At the time of the formation of the unitary authority a decision was reached for the Strand System to be deployed to all users and that a full procurement exercise would be undertaken at a suitable point after the Unitary Council formed. This project is for the undertaking of that procurement exercise. The objective of the project is to introduce an electoral management software system for delivery of electoral services in Cornwall.

Cornwall Council - Central Procurement

street: County Hall,Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: GB-Hertford: Design and delivery of a Post Graduate Certificate in professional learning ( Level 7 )

description: Description of service required: Design and deliver a post graduate certificate in professional learning to a multi agency cohort of learners (60 credits towards a full masters degree). The focus of the certificate will be for practitioners to reflect on their practice and share their experiences of working with vulnerable children and families. Hertfordshire County Council will market the certificate to potential learners and decisions on who is offered a place will be agreed jointly by both parties. Time frame: The certificate is to be delivered between 1st January 2013 – 31st May 2013. for a maximum of 18 learners Other Requirements A flexible approach to the learning experience would be welcome.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: 2nd Floor Farnham House,Six Hills way

postalCode: SG1 2FQ


title: Programme Manager for the Big Dance Bus programme

description: Arts Council England is looking to contract a Programme Manager for the Big Dance Bus Tour that will take place from 18 May 2012-15 July 2012. Big Dance is a campaign to promote dance in all its forms and to increase and sustain participation in physical activity in London in the lead up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012. The Programme Manager will be required to lead and co-ordinate the Big Dance Bus Tour across London. Areas of responsibility include: • Providing support on the brief, tender process and contracting of a bus supplier – closely adhering to Arts Council England’s procurement policies. • Lead on programming local showcases (with support from Big Dance Hubs/Local Authorities) • Lead on recruiting volunteers for the Big Dance Bus programme • Recruitment and management of Big Dance Bus dancers and workshop leaders • Day-to-day management of Big Dance Bus Tour • Risk Assessment and Health & Safety • Lead on insurance and licensing • Manage relationship with key partners and stakeholders • Monitoring, data capture and reporting • Support the development of an application to the Big Lottery Fund • Support fundraising applications and bids • Work with high profile media partners • Developing evaluation and monitoring programme with GLA/ACE/Hubs. The programme manager will have: • previous dance programme management experience • previous experience of working with a range of partners and stakeholders • previous experience of tendering and contract management • previous experience of dealing with health & safety, risk management, insurance and licensing • knowledge of policy on arts and health agendas and active communities an understanding of the broader equalities and access issues in relation to disability


title: Conditioning Survey Phase 2 (various sites throughout the UK)

description: I have pleasure in inviting you, on behalf of the RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd acting on behalf the Natural Environment Research Council herein after referred to as NERC, to respond to an RFQ as detailed in the enclosed documentation and in accordance with The NEC3 Professional Services Contract Terms and Conditions. The additional Z clauses contained in the Contract Data will also apply to this contract.

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Evaluating the value of the economic relationship between the United Kingdom and Ireland


title: Mobile and Fixed Line Telephone Fleet Management Bureau Service

description:
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council are seeking quotations from providers of telecommunications bureau service.

 Requirements covered in the delivery of this service include:

 Invoice management and reporting - Fixed Lines

 Invoice management and Mobile Fleet Management

 Provision of technical advice, liaison with the councils mobile phone suppliers when necessary for technical and administrative services, advise the Council in mobile phone and fixed line technologies and services.

 Provide a portal service for users and managers of mobile and fixed line services to monitor and control invoices and usage.

 (MT Ref:92674)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,Merrial Street,Facilities Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: Research Contract: PRP Tender on Post Mortem Imaging

description: The UK has a high post mortem rate and, in response to public demand to find an alternative to traditional invasive autopsy, the DH has supported research into the development of post mortem imaging. MRI is already used to replace Coroner’s autopsy in Manchester, largely for the Jewish and Moslem communities, but this service has lacked an evidence base. Expansion of this novel application of imaging requires validation of its accuracy. The broad aim of this will be to: (1) develop new angiographic techniques that will enable rapid and reliable diagnosis of pulmonary embolism without full invasive autopsy; (2) investigate the use of specific MR sequences in differentiating ante from post-mortem thrombus in the pulmonary arteries; (3) investigate the use of spectral imaging to differentiate ante from post-mortem thrombus on CT; and (4) extend targeted angiography to cerebral vessels. Further information is available in teh tender documentation


title: Middle Level Barrier Bank - Erosion Protection Materials 2012

description: Supply of cable tied concrete mattresses which shall comprise interlocking pre-cast concrete cellular blocks laid stretcher bond and linked by longitudinal galvanised steel tendons. The blocks should then form revetment panels measuring a minimum of 4.0m by 1.9m, and maximum of 4.5m by 3.0m.

Environment Agency

street: Kingfisher House,Goldhay Way,Orton Goldhay

postalCode: PE2 5ZR


title: Provision of Statutory Advertising for Planning and Traffic Notices

London Borough of Sutton

street: 24 Denmark Road

postalCode: SM5 2JG


title: GAS TURBINES FUEL OIL

description: Supply of Class D fuel oil (gas oil) to the attached strict specification, please note amended Sulphur and FAME parameters

Magnox Ltd

street: Wylfa Site

postalCode: LL67 0DH


title: Defining Unusual Weather

description: Desk based project to identify a suitable effective and simple methodology to identify when unusual rainfall has caused a dry weather flow permit exceedance and an appropriate permit condition.

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: Conflict Resolution and Hostile Situations Training

description: This opportunity is the the provision of a number of Conflict Resolution and Hostile Situations training courses, including refresher courses, to be delivered Nationally to our Envionment Agency Field Officers and Enforcement staff who hold a warrant. The Environment Agency requires fit for purpose, up to date training courses which reflect changes in policy and legislation.

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Event Support

description:
The GMC has an in-house events team to plan and deliver all of our external events.

 We organise a range of events, including conferences, roadshows and exhibition stands, and we’re looking to partner with a company to provide creative input and technical expertise. We’re keen to use innovative ways to capture feedback at all of our events, and make sure that all of events look professional, and run seamlessly. We have an in-house graphic designer, but you will be expected to become familiar with our brand, and to work within it in new and exciting ways. The range of services we need are listed below:

 Online delegate management system. The system must have a simple user interface, able to ‘go live’ in hours for small events, or in one to two days for large events. Customised reporting is required.

 On-site technical management at GMC events - to include: registration, audio visual and data collection solutions

 Web streaming from external venues, and video production

 App development (for data collection at events)

 Roadshow support (design and delivery)

 (MT Ref:85516)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Consultancy Support on Significant Code Review for the Wholesale Market team

description:
Ofgem is looking for one Consultant to support the development of its policy with respect to the Significant Code Review for the Electricity market. The project duration is 20 days' input with an option to extend for a further 10 days, primarily working in Ofgem's London office, and with an immediate start working in December 2012 and January 2013.

 The requisite skills for the Consultant are:

 an extensive understanding of the GB energy wholesale electricity market;

 a strong understanding of the economics of electricity market design;

 a good understanding of European electricity reforms (particularly the European Target Model);

 demonstrated strategic thinking skills and experience in developing electricity policy;

 significant project management experience;

 excellent drafting skills and experience in producing documents.

 (MT Ref:95658)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: IT Hardware required - 8 Port Pro Safe Net Gear switches

description: IT Hardware - 8 Port Pro Safe Net Gear switches x 6 (see attached)

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Pain Less Exhibition Build

description: The works comprise of the de-installation of existing exhibition structure and the completion of design, supply, build and installation of the Pain Less exhibition, including Sub-Contracting for 2D Graphic Production, in Antenna at the Science Museum.The Main Contractor will work in collaboration with a Sub-Contractor for 2D Graphics. The Museum nominates the following companies:BAFService GraphicsIconIf the Main Contractor wishes to work with another company the Museum will assess quality and services provided.The scope of this contract includes:-De-installation of the previous exhibition-Completion of Design, Supply, Build and Installation-Working with a Sub-contractor for 2D GraphicsPlease note the 3D Drawings attached to this tender are a notional design for costing purposes only. The final design will be developed once the contractor is on-board with our 2D and 3D designers. (MT Ref:96276)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Facade Cleaning and Window Replacement Science Museum and Natural History Museum London

description: The contract is for the specialist cleaning and restoration of the existing stonework facade to the Exhibition Road elevation of the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum. The works will include the repair of the stone facade following a detailed survey. The existing steel single glazed windows to the Science Museum will be replaced with new double glazed steel framed windows. The works will also include sundry decoration works to handrails, window frames etc. where required. (MT Ref:91096)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Estates Department


title: Impacts of Tier 1 (Investor) and Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) migrants on the UK economy

description: The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) invites expressions of interest for a research paper that will investigate the economic impact of skilled economic migrants from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to the UK via the Tier 1 (Investor) and Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) routes of the Points Based System. To the extent that it is possible, this research should focus on assessing the contribution made by the Tier 1 migrants to the successful starting of new businesses in the UK, employment of UK residents, public finance, levels of investment, the patenting of new products and transaction costs in international trade. Outputs will be used by the MAC to inform its future work.


title: Intrusive Site Investigation at 5 Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems

description: It is proposed to drill some new boreholes in areas where there is a paucity of groundwater quality information and we think there may have been potential source areas and to undertake up to 2 rounds of surface and groundwater monitoring of some existing boreholes


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: Care and Support in a Community Living setting for clients with Autistic Spectrum Conditions

description: Staffordshire County Council's Joint Commissioning Unit invites tenders for inclusion in a framework agreement for the provision of care and support in a community living setting for clients of the Directorate for People with an Autistic Spectrum Condition. The Joint Commissioning Unit is looking to work in partnership with Providers who are able to clearly demonstrate their ability to successfully provide outcomes for individuals with an Autistic Spectrum Condition and associated needs.h

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Tankered Waste Contract

description: Sewage removal from various lock sites along the River Thames.

Environment Agency

street: Guildbourne House,Chatsworth Road

postalCode: BN11 1LD


title: The Provision of Waste Management and Disposal Services

description: The provision of Waste Management and Disposal Services for Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust


title: Supply of Office Furniture

description: Airedale NHS Foundation Trust & Bradford District Care Trust invite expressions of interest for the supply of office furniture (as per appendix 3) to various locations within Airedale NHS Foundation Trust & Bradford District Care Trust Please note qualification detail on Appendix 1.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


title: Civil Service Resourcing Surge Capacity - Prior Information Notice

description: Civil Service Resourcing (CSR) is part of HM Government’s Next Generation HR programme. CSR is hosted by HMRC. This Prior Information Notice is to alert the market that HMRC, on behalf of CSR, is looking at the possibility of establishing a contract with a Service Provider for the provision of recruitment and career transition support services. . At this initial stage, HMRC is seeking feedback from the market to identify options for the service, referred to in this PIN as ‘Surge Capacity’. The basic premise is that Surge Capacity would be invoked on an ad-hoc basis to cope with large campaigns for internal / external recruitment and / or career transition events. The durations of each call-off are unclear therefore your response should also consider providing a permanent, continuous (outsource) solution. Recruitment across the Civil Service is via the Civil Service Job site and an e-recruitment system provided by a 3rd party. Please note that this contract will shortly be subject to a full re-tender. HMRC requires support services such as but not exhaustive to; managing and delivering recruitment campaigns, using the e-recruitment system to move applications through processes, providing support and advice to end-users. The potential scope of required Surge Capacity is; • Occasional ad-hoc surge capacity to mobilise quickly to assist the in-house team, to; • Managing and delivering full support services as stated above Career Transition Services are delivered by an in-house team using a range of on-line, in-house and 3rd party training mediums, telephone help-line and professional 1-2-1 support via a central Career Transition Centre. The service will be available to staff at all grades, including those from highly specialist roles. In order to provide regional and / or large scale services for exceptional or prolonged events, the surge capacity provider would be required for; • On an ad-hoc basis provide part or a full range of services up to managing and delivering the full support service, including career advice and coaching, provision of on-line support via a dedicated website, delivery of workshops, provision of training venues and additional transition centre(s) • Managing and delivering a full support services as stated above. The provider would need to work seamlessly with the in-house team and our 3rd party providers (voluntary, publicly funded and external) to deliver end-to-end recruitment and career transition for the civil service. Contract Duration The retendered e_recruitment contract may change the services and / or necessity for surge capacity and therefore this contract is likely to be offered for 6 months + 1 + 1 years. In the event that part or all surge capacity is still needed after 6 months, the extension(s) will be required. Further information about Civil Service jobs can be obtained at: https://jobsstatic.civilservice.gov.uk/csjobs.html/ Further information about Civil Service Resourcing (hosted by HMRC) can be obtained at: http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/networks/hr/civil-service-resourcing Content and format of response: HMRC invite potential providers to participate in market engagement by means of feedback in electronic format. Your response should include, but is not restricted to: • Supplier capability and market position • Service options offered • Indicative prices and models • Innovative solutions • Industry and legislative considerations • Perceived risks • Inform the decision on the contract structure and duration • Initial implementation and mobilisation proposal

HMRC CD

street: Ralli Quays,3 Stanley Street


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 5863 Design and Implement the Financial Inclusion Programme of Bangladesh (FIPB)

description: The overall objective of this engagement is to design and implement a new Financial Inclusion Programme in Bangladesh (FIPB). The expected duration of the programme is 5 years and the investment is potentially in the region of £20 million, but the final figure will be confirmed once full design has been completed and established the optimum size of the programme. The proposed goal of this programme is to promote inclusive economic growth and to improve income and livelihood opportunities for poor men and women in Bangladesh. The purpose and expected outcome of the programme is to improve access to financial services for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Bangladesh. FIPB will ensure that MSMEs gain sustainable access to the financial services they need to improve their incomes and increase their future security. Access to finance is a challenge in Bangladesh. MSMEs have less access than larger businesses; with recent data suggesting 70-75% have to provide their capital from personal sources. Removing the constraint around financial access for MSMEs will act as a trigger for growth which is much needed to help Bangladesh move towards middle-income status.


title: Staffroom Alteration & Extension Thames View Junior School

description: The Assets & Commercial Services Division is located within the Finance & Resources Department of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. The Assets & Commercial Services Division is planning to invite Tenders to be submitted for the construction of new single storey extension with flat roof, and some internal alteration to existing staff room of Thames View Junior School, Bastable Avenue, Barking, Essex, IG11 0LG. These works have an estimated value of less than £200,000. The scope of works includes building of a new extension, creation of new wide opening, blocking of existing door opening, removal of existing kitchen units, floor finishes, lighting and heating, and provision of new lighting, heating, security alarm, IT outlets kitchen unit, and floor finishes. Tenders are anticipated to be issued in March 2012 for return in April 2012. It is anticipated that the works shall commence on site in May 2012, for completion in August 2012.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Room 218, Barking Town Hall

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: Research Tender: Research Initiative on Health and Mobile Telecommunications

description: 1. On behalf of the funders the Department of Health’s Policy Research Programme invites full research proposals in the following areas of mobile phone technology and health • long-term behavioural/neurological outcomes in children and/or adolescents in relation to mobile phone usage; • studies in suitable models of the effects of early-life and prenatal exposure on development and behaviour; and • a study of the paradoxical effects of TETRA radiofrequency fields on human neurophysiology. 2. This invitation is for a one-stage tender process. Applications will be subject to independent peer review. Up to £1 million in total is available, for the highest quality and most relevant research proposals. 3. The funders are the UK Health Departments, the Medical Research Council, the Health and Safety Executive, and industry funders [Vodafone, Arqiva, Carphone Warehouse, BT, 3UK, Everything Everywhere EE (Orange and T-Mobile), Telefonica Europe Plc (O2)]. Funding is split equally between government/industry sources.


title: White Peak Rivers Project

description: Recent drying of parts of the Rivers Lathkill and Bradford in the White Peak area of the Derbyshire Derwent catchment have highlighted the significant impact both the natural geology and mine drainage soughs (man-made drainage tunnels) have on these iconic rivers. Our aim is to gain a better understanding of how rainfall, mine drainage, geology and water abstraction interact in the area as the exact effects of these factors on the Rivers Bradford and Lathkill are currently unclear. In order to make sure we can provide the best evidence, we need to review our data relating to water resources in the area. This will include assessing and reporting on data relating to river and mine drainage (sough) flows, groundwater levels and rainfall. The project will evaluate the detailed hydrogeology of these rivers to enable mitigation measures to be identified to minimise future low / no-flow events.

Environment Agency

street: Sapphire East,550 Streetsbrook road

postalCode: B91 1QT


title: GB-TELFORD: LSBU5/0024 ALLOY ARMOUR PLATE

description: Expressions of Interest are invited from suitable qualified companies with experience in the supply of Armour Plate 6ft x 3ft x 15mm to Def Stan 95-22 Class 1, Quantity 45 are required against Nato Stock Number 9535999655412. The Plate is to be supplied individually packaged to Retail Trade Pack. Contractors must state in their expression of interest any: 1) Evidence of having supplied similar items to the Authority and the capability to deliver the required scope of work, and 2) A copy of the contractor valid ISO 9001:2008 certificate accompanied by the approved scope. The Expression of Interest should be made in writing/e-mail to the address stated in Section 1 Contracting Authority. Only those expressions of interest that fully meet the above criteria will be considered for Invitation to Tender. The Contract will be awarded based on best price and delivery criteria.

street: MOD DONNINGTON

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Anglian Region Diving Services

description: Diving Services - inspection of Environment Agency assets, underwater surveys, underwater obstruction removal, underwater welding, lock de-silt work, culvert work, performance of Planned Preventative Maintenance, removal and replacement of lock gates and assistance with telemetry installations emergency response.


title: External Storage of Liquid Nitrogen Vessels containing Human Tissue and Cells


title: P2120032 - Venue Hire for "Physical Sciences Fellowship" Workshop

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Installation of Extra Lighting in the Gym Exercise Area

description: Installation of extra lighting in the gym exercise area at HMP Wellingborough


title: Meeting Pilot Services

description:
The contract is provision of services to evaluate three separate pilot exercises relating to meetings with doctors and complainants as part of an investigation process and providing emotional support for doctors during the process.

 (MT Ref:91956)


title: PROCUREMENT OF WORKS FOR THE MODERNISATION OF ELECTRIC PASSENGER LIFTS AT WINCHESTER TOWER, TRORY STREET, NORWICH

description: The Council is seeking suppliers who will be able to undertake the Modernisation of 2 Traction Lifts serving the 16 Floors of Winchester Tower block in Norwich.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: Cordless Phone With Answer Machine Requirement

description: See attached


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Marine Scientific Advice

description: The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is seeking to appoint a single framework provider to provide a broad ranging expert marine scientific advice service. The requirement is an additional contribution to the provision of evidence, to help support the MMO in delivering its operational business which includes marine licensing, marine planning, nature conservation and enforcement. ********************************************************************************************************************** Suppliers are invited to submit a bid by accessing all relevant documents at the following website: https://defra.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and clicking the 'current opportunities' section Please note that you will have to be a registered supplier on Bravo to bid for the tender, should have any queries on accessing Bravo, please contact the e-tendering helpdesk on 0800 368 4850. ***********************************************************************************************************************


title: Leeds Castle Leadership Programme 2012-2014

description: The Local Government Association and its affiliated bodies require an external supplier for the design and delivery of a leadership development programme over a two year term (2012-2014) and invite suitably experienced firms or individuals to tender for the contract. The contract, commencing 1 June 2012 and ending 31 March 2014, shall relate to the delivery of two programmes, the first to commence in Sept/Oct 2012, the second Sept/Oct 2013 with a period of re-evaluation between. The main audience for/participants on the programme will be council leaders and chief executives with the potential to become leaders of the local government sector at a regional and national level. However the LGA may wish to broaden the programme to include others from the public sector and/or beyond.

Local Government Association

street: Local Government House,Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ


title: GB-London: EPR - Seasonal Bedding Plants Supply and Delivery

description: Seasonal Bedding Plants for supply and delivery to locations in the London Borough of Barnet for Spring 2012, Summer 2012 and Autumn 2012. A variety of cultivars and species in accordance with the specification.

London Borough of Barnet

street: North London Business Park,Oakleigh Road South

postalCode: N11 1NP


title: Invitation to express an interest for the provision of 10 minute isochrone drawing service to the OFT

Office of Fair Trading

street: Fleetbank House,Salisbury Sqaure

postalCode: EC4Y 8JX


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

title: Supply and Repair of Ships Main Propulsion Breaking Systems - MES/21082

description: Supply and Repair of Ships Main Propulsion Braking Sytems


title: Market Research for Donor Awards

description: NHSBT runs an award scheme for its blood and platelet donors.The awards scheme reinforces the premise of voluntary non - remunerated blood donation. This approach requires that awards are of symbolic and emotional value but can not be construed as incentivisation or payment. The organisation wishes to review and design an awards system that is based on current and thorough stakeholder research,incorporating a "loyalty" strand to improve donor frequency to the award/recognition programme. Appealing to a broader range of donors (demographically),at key points in the donor life cycle to promote retention. Creating a single or fairly integrated awards scheme. It is envisaged that there will be a three stage research process - firstly a qualitative stage in order to scope out wider donor and staff opinions and identify unanticipated issues.Followed by a quantitative process to understand the prevalence of key views and opinions amongst donors.The information from the first two stages will inform an award design process,likely to take place in Autumn 2012.This will deliver a range of proposed approaches for the new award scheme and it is the intention to test those specific proposals in a third round of research in late Autumn 2012. As with all research there is to be a range of donor participants from different regions,genders,Whole blood/Component donors and donation stages.


title: Survey: North East Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Alliance (Cancer)

description: Please see attached document

NHS Hull

street: The Maltings,Silvester St

postalCode: HU1 3HA

name: register to particpate at https://yhcpc.bravosolution.co.uk/ direct link below


title: Contract for Traffic management service for Westonbirt Arboretum

description: We will be awarding a contract for Traffic Management at Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, for peak times such as autumn and for our large outdoor events such as Treefest and Enchanted Christmas. This may also include providing a ticket and programme selling service, providing local area traffic directional signage and producing a report on all visitor numbers during these periods.


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

title: Legal services contract

description: The Legal services contract is required to provide and co-ordinate the Trusts legal services, ensuring compliance with legislation and other regulatory frameworks primarily in the areas of Employment Law, Response to Judicial Review Claims, Operational Practice and Commercial/ Contracting. Also, to provide strategic legal advice to the Trust so that emerging opportunities can be realised and the Trust can operate effectively in a commercial environment.

postalCode: M16 0PQ


title: Research Tender: Chronic Hepatitis C: Barriers to clinical pathways for patients diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C. Understanding the barriers to patient engagement, referral and treatment and evaluate interventions to overcome such barriers.

description: The Department of Health Policy Research Programme invites proposals for research to improve ways to overcome the barriers to the care pathway for people diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.


title: Development of anti-slip tactile paving

description: This work will be part funded by ERDF We are looking for the mould tools, material formulations, material suppliers and expertise to manufacture standard tactile tiles. We plan to work with the supplier to combine this expertise with our own intellectual property to manufacture an innovative non slip product. The company should have suppliers identified and be able produce ingredients in production volumes. We expect the contract value to be in the region of £25,000. Closing date for tenders is Friday 21st September 2012


title: Microbiology Testing Managed Service

description: Microbiology Testing Managed Service