title: Supply for an automated discrete colourimetric analyser.

description: To supply for the analysis of key nutrients in environmental waters one automated discrete colourimetric analyser

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount,Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8FD


scheme: CPV

title: Marketing & Temporary Letting of Former Supermarket

documentType: tenderNotice

description:
You are invited to submit a fee quotation for the interim letting of the former Sainsbury’s supermarket, 10 – 16 Liverpool Road, Newcastle-under-Lyme. ST5 2AX

 It is anticipated that your fee quotation will be on a success basis plus agreed disbursement costs. A copy of your standard agency terms, anticipated disbursement items and costs is required.

 The property is subject to future comprehensive redevelopment proposals along with other adjacent land and premises. Prior to redevelopment there is an interim period where it is envisaged that the premises could be temporarily let to a retail operator.

 (MT Ref:88961)

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,Merrial Street,Facilities Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: International, Guns, Missiles and Rockets, DE&S

title: GB-Bristol: M323 Minigun Component Possible Future Purchase notice

description: IGMRGS/0792 - Enabling contract for the repair and refurbishment of M323 Minigun components. The contractor must hold the relevant firearms licences and certificates to enable the holding, working and transportation of weapons and should have experience of working with weapons and ammunition feed systems. Powder coating and molycoating is also required. The estimated value of the contract is approximately £20k per annum and would run initially for a period of 3 years.

street: IGMR COMGS2,Fir 1A #4105,MOD Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence

title: Invitation to tender for NICE Public Health Intervention guidance for ‘Assessing body mass index and waist circumference thresholds for intervening to prevent cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and hypertension among adults from black and minority ethnic groups in the UK'

description: The Centre for Public Health Excellence (CPHE) will appoint a contractor to support the development of guidance on ‘Assessing body mass index and waist circumference thresholds for intervening to prevent cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and hypertension among adults from black and minority ethnic groups in the UK’. The contractor will provide an evidence review which the NICE Public Health Interventions Advisory Committee (PHIAC) will consider as the basis for their recommendations. The contractors should be able to start work from March 2012.

postalCode: WC1V 6NA


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Infrastructure Organisation

title: Provision of Road Rail Transfer Point (RRTP) at Glen Douglas

description: The objective of this Project is to provide a new RRTP that complies with current national rail industry and MOD standards. This will include the replacement of the railway tracks and hard standing at the RRTP. In addition, the Project will provide the construction of a new Transfer Shed, Locomotive Shed, Locomotive Wash-Down Facility, and Welfare Facilities/Operational Office within the Site. The Works will include all associated internal and external infrastructure including an approved Lightning Protection System and Signalling, but excluding MoD IT / Communications installation. It will also include the demolition and disposal of all existing structures and services on the site footprint.


name: Brighton & Sussex University Hospital Trust

title: Recruitment Consultants to assist in the Recruitment of a Chief Procurement Officer

description: Please find attached a copy of the 1: Job Description (Word Document) 2: Consultants Brief (Word Document) 3: PDF Document about the Trust Priorities.

postalCode: BN2 5BE


title: Data publication and presentation

description: Conversion of data to open data standards for publication and delivery of visually attractive user interface to view data

Passenger Focus

street: 7th Floor Piccadilly Gate,Store Street

postalCode: M1 2WD


title: Brand Audit and Communications & Marketing Strategy Development Service

description:
Merlin Works is a dynamic part of Merlin Housing Society that carries out an average of 445 repairs a week – nearly 23,000 a year and delivers our £20m Merlin Standard programme of major works.

 A recent high level review has identified opportunities for growth and future trading options for Merlin Works. Within this context, the report describes the need for the identification of viable work streams and the possibility of a rebrand to enable competition in the open market.

 There are three key elements required within this project:

 1. Communications Plan

 2. Audit and Delivery and implementation where necessary of New Branding

 3. Marketing Strategy

 PLEASE NOTE: Tenderers must express an interest to tender by 18/01/2012 and have completed a confidentiality agreement before tender documents are issued. This can be obtained from faye.galvin@merlinhs.co.uk

 (MT Ref:85244)

Merlin Housing Society

street: Riverside 1,Riverside Court, Chipping Sodbury,Merlin Works

postalCode: BS37 6JX


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of Coaching Support to senior public health leaders in the north east under MOU agreement with the Secretary of State for Health. Please use the following link to express your interest http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6381. Please note this contract is for a mximum of 12 months

description: Provision of Coaching to senior public health leaders in the north east under MOU agreement with the Secretary of State for Health Background Information: NHS organisations in the North East want to support leaders through transition to ensure they have the resilience to lead the NHS of today and in the future. Support for public health leaders has been identified as a priority for 2012-13. The aim is to provide coaching and support to 12 senior public health leaders. It is expected that coaching will be provided by suitably qualified coaches with professional experience of working with senior leaders in health and local authority settings. This tender process is open only to coaches on the NHS North East Leadership Academy or NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement coaching registers. This contract may be awarded to 1 or more suppliers. This tender opportunity is to generate an approved list of one or more providers to carry out the services detailed, it does not in any way guarantee a specific amount of business, but it does guarantee the providers listed will be the preferred providers.

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: Review of HLF's environmental impact guidance

description: We would like to commission consultants to assess HLF-funded organisations’ awareness of our environmental impact guidelines and standards, and to investigate the extent to which this guidance is being followed and sustainable measures are being employed in HLF-funded projects


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Electricity Market Reform and Final Investment Decision Enabling Project

description: The FID Enabling project team sits in DECC’s Commercial Directorate and forms part of the Electricity Market Reform Programme (EMR). The EMR is working to introduce a range of mechanisms that will ensure the UK is able to move to a secure, low carbon, cost effective electricity system. The main investment incentives for decarbonisation will come through the introduction of the Contract for Difference (CfD). The FID project is designed to enable early investment decisions for low carbon plants ahead of the implementation of the CfD. Chapter 4 of our recent Technical Update provides further information (http://www.decc.gov.uk/assets/decc/11/meeting-energy-demand/energy-markets/3884-planning-electric-future-technical-update.pdf). The FID Enabling process is open to low carbon developers who meet the characteristics outlined in paragraph 157 in that document, which includes demonstrating they are in a position to take a final investment decision prior to EMR’s implementation. Those who choose to come forward will participate in one-to-one negotiations with DECC over what form of comfort might be given to them ahead of EMR. We anticipate a series of negotiations with different developers from May 2012 until EMR is implemented, due in 2014. The eligible technologies that may choose to participate are renewables, nuclear and carbon capture and storage (CCS). The first developer to have come forward is New Nuclear Build Generation, a consortium of EDF and Centrica to build a new multi-billion pound nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point C. B. Work required Specific requirements under the project may evolve, but the outputs below are currently anticipated for most in-depth FID negotiations and supporting the development of the wider CfD framework, though these may vary in practice. Timings shown relate to the negotiation with New Nuclear Build Generation and are indicative only. This negotiation is expected to last from July to December. Timings for other negotiations and wider CfD work may vary substantially. i. Advice on modelling the costs of the development. This will involve assessing the developer’s model or potentially liaising with them to develop a joint model, including an assessment of the model’s economic, tax and accounting assumptions and its overall integrity, and building or adapting a financial model for DECC if necessary. It will also involve regular analysis of the model’s outputs for multiple scenarios/combinations of inputs, interpreting the results and explaining the sensitivities revealed. • Four weeks to test/develop model, then frequent input thereafter on using and interpreting the model ii. Advice on the pricing of risk and its allocation in FID enabled projects and for CfDs for wider EMR projects. This will include interrogating the developer’s assessments of probability and impact, whether risks are hedgeable or insurable (and if so at what costs), and advising DECC on indexation and risk pricing. Advice will be required on which risks should feed directly into the CfD strike price and which are best managed through separate terms, and the best way to manage risk jointly with the developer so that the corresponding cost is minimised. This will include advice on risk allocation for standard CfD projects and how far FID enabled projects can best be aligned with these. • Six weeks iii. Advice on the economic and financial assumptions underpinning the developer’s proposed pricing, assessing how reasonable their approach is to factors such as rates of return, tax assumptions and commodity prices. • Four weeks iv. Tax and accountancy advice on the implications of different forms of agreement under consideration. This advice will include identifying potential improvements in tax and accountancy treatment, if these reduce the cost of the eventual agreement in a manner consistent with HM Government’s wider responsibilities. • Four weeks v. Work closely and constructively with the FID Enabling team’s legal and engineering advisers. This includes provision of advice on the financial aspects of all legal issues, and on the financial aspects of the cost discovery work conducted by the engineers. • Continuous vi. Advice on the accounting impacts of different legal frameworks and payment models for the CfD: FID projects and the enduring CfD regime will depend on the same legal framework and payment model to ensure that funds can flow from suppliers to generators in a reliable, creditworthy manner. Ongoing accounting and wider commercial advice will be required on the detailed design of the legal framework as the CfDs are developed. • Eight weeks vii. Inputting to the design of contract allocation and price setting processes for renewables developments: advising DECC on the overall viability of the systems for enabling renewables project developers to secure CfDs. • Four weeks viii. Recommendations on valuations & financial viability: Having regard for the above, advising DECC on the overall viability of the financial model for the construction and operation of the plant under the CfD framework. • Two weeks ix. Strategic advice on the conduct of the negotiation. This will include bringing senior transactional experience to bear in assessing DECC’s proposed starting and fallback positions and negotiation tactics. A key role will be in helping to identify obstacles to an agreement at the earliest possible stage and advising DECC on how best to resolve issues as (or before) they arise, providing constructive routes to avoid the negotiation stalling. Advisers may be required to attend negotiations alongside the DECC team, at the discretion of the FID Enabling project team. Broader advice on the overall process and shape of the negotiation timetable and any other considerations will also be sought. • Four weeks initially, then frequent ad hoc input through to the end of the negotiation x. Advice on how best to replicate work undertaken, for future negotiations. The supplier will be expected to help DECC maximise the potential for adapting and re-using the knowledge and tools arising from the negotiation in question for subsequent negotiations. This will require an ongoing assessment of how various elements of the negotiation might be used for future projects. • One week xi. Other work in relation to FID Enabling or financial advice on EMR, as required. Such work might for example include undertaking: cost-benefit analysis of alternatives to a CfD; analysis of the costs of alternative power technologies; and analysis of scenarios for wholesale electricity prices . PLEASE NOTE: There will be no exclusivity of service under this contract nor will the winning bidder be guaranteed to perform all of the above tasks. DECC is still finalising its advisory team and it is possible that additional financial advisers might be procured separately to assist the project, in which case that adviser might cover some of the tasks above. Similarly, we might procure alternative advice should a development come forward where the winning bidder was conflicted. C. Capability sought Given the scale and importance of the work involved, we expect to draw upon senior experienced teams in each of the following areas: • Corporate Finance; • Transaction services; • Tax and Accounting. Knowledge of the electricity market is also desirable. It is vital that all of these teams are able to work well with the project’s legal and engineering advisers. Expected Outputs Some or all of the following outcomes will be expected depending on the negotiation (in the case of Hinkley Point C all will apply). i. A verified cost and price model that aids discussions between DECC and the developer, plus supporting analysis that highlights all the significant impacts in each of a range of chosen scenarios. ii. An opinion letter from the advisers confirming that the financial model (and associated sensitivies) is sound, both in its functionality and from a tax and accounting perspective. iii. A qualitative assessment and/or opinion letter of the final agreement with the developer from a financial perspective, including the CfD terms, risk allocation, and tax and accounting implications. iv. An accurate forecast of the overall cost to consumers of the final agreement reached, allowing for a set of reasonable assumptions (to be explicitly listed alongside). v. A report on how best to use the work undertaken for this negotiation in subsequent negotiations. This includes capturing lessons learnt but also the potential for adapting tools such as the cost model. vi. An auditable suite of documentation, covering the processes followed, information exchanged and evaluations undertaken to achieve the above outcomes. vii. Appropriate inputs to the final Operational Framework for the Contract for Difference system.


title: Albert Memorial Maintenance Stonework & Bronzes

description: Maintenance works will include cleaning, repairs and repointing of marble elements and the granite columns, together with cleaning, patination and waxing of the bronzework to .

mainProcurementCategory: works

Vinci Facilities

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Envisioning the library of the future

description: The Arts Council seeks to develop an inspiring and challenging vision for the purpose, value and potential of modern public library services, built upon the foundation of a programme of research and debate on what libraries ought and need to be in the light of key future trends, and a deep understanding of the public value of libraries. The aim is not to define a ‘comprehensive and efficient library service’ – we believe this is best defined locally – nor is it to analyse the strengths and weaknesses of existing library services. Rather, we aim to build a shared sense of the purpose, value and potential of libraries, to support the Arts Council and the library sector in developing and advocating for a 21st century library service. The work being commissioned here will draw on library sector and other expertise to allow the Arts Council to: 1. understand likely future trends in how people will interact with library services in the future given societal, economic, technological and demographic change 2. develop thinking on possible future developments for library services, drawing on new models emerging here and internationally, to explore the potential and options for future-facing libraries 3. open up conversation and debate, creating the space and conditions to encourage radical, aspirational and future-focused thinking, and to develop a shared understanding on the potential of libraries so that we can turn all of this work into a focused, evidence-based and engaging “future vision for libraries” We would expect that the project delivers the following: 1. An initial draft report that synthesises existing research on future trends in library use in light of wider societal change 2. A coherent, methodical and documented programme of stakeholder engagement and debate 3. A final report that consolidates all of the findings from the research in such a way that allows the Arts Council to formulate policy with an understanding of the likely trends in how people will engage with libraries in the future. Requirements: For the project being commissioned here we propose a two-phase programme of work: Phase I: The first phase will explore the evidence on future trends and new developments in library services, and include in-depth interviews with 15-20 key stakeholders/informants; based on this, an initial analysis will be produced. During Phase I, we expect the analysis to draw on: • An initial workshop with Arts Council library Relationship Managers, to explore their views of the future trends and potential new models • Evidence on social and demographic trends, such as family structures and the ways people interact socially and with their community • Evidence on technological trends and associated changes to people’s attitudes to knowledge and how to access knowledge • Evidence on new models emerging here and internationally on innovative ways to deliver public library services • In-depth interviews with at least 15-20 key stakeholders/informants, including library professionals, staff from local authorities that have implemented innovative approaches, publishers, and library campaigners The output from Phase I will be an initial draft report that synthesises existing research on future trends in library use in light of wider societal change. The report would then form something of a digest and provocation for subsequent stakeholder discussions in Phase II of the project. Phase II: In the second phase, the analysis produced in Phase I would be tested and debated with the library sector more widely. Phase II will draw on the expertise of the wider sector (beyond the initial set of key informants), allowing stakeholders to comment on the initial analysis and to further explore the implications for library services. There is the opportunity to use this phase both as a means to engage stakeholders and also to offer stakeholders the opportunity to reflect and develop new thinking. This could be achieved through a range of methods, and we invite bidders to advise us on the best approach. We would prefer a systematic and deliberative approach (rather than a wide-ranging consultation) which also takes account of the regional spread of our stakeholders. The main output from Phase II will be a distillation of findings from the deliberative stakeholder consultation, and what those findings mean for the Arts Council when we consider our approach to the future of public libraries in England. As with Phase I, we are not looking for policy recommendations but rather for a summation of the issues we need to take into account when forming our own policy.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ


title: GB-LIVERPOOL: Rooftop Glasshouse *Duplicated*

description: Plant Sciences in the Institute of Integrative Biology (IIB) is extending the plant growth facility and is looking to build a second glasshouse on the roof (4th floor) of the Life Sciences Building, Crown Street. Being on the roof, the situation is subject to prevailing weather. The glasshouse is to be climate controlled by extending the Clima 500 system, using Synopta software, already operational in the current glasshouse. This glasshouse needs to be fully sealed and built in as close a specification as possible to the existing glass house, being built in accordance with standard BS 5502 design criteria to match existing glasshouse (Venlo – type). The glasshouse is to be erected on a concrete base already in situ, 5M x 6.9M. Power and water are supplied to the site. A site visit is essential.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement,Foundation Building,765 Brownlow Hill

postalCode: L69 7ZX


name: Ministry of Defence-Defence Equipment & Support - ISS

title: Supply of Spares, Repairs and Post Design & Technical Services for Bellows Seal Valves and Associated Equipment


title: Independent scrutiny for the first EMR delivery plan: Panel of Technical Experts

description: DECC is looking for consultants to form a Panel of Technical Experts who will undertake scrutiny of the analysis on the electricity market, being done by the System Operator (National Grid), as part of the Electricity Market Reform (EMR) programme. The analysis will inform Government’s first EMR delivery plan to be published by the end of 2013, subject to Royal Assent. The expected duration of this contract is 12 months, commencing in January 2013. Responses are welcome from individual suppliers who meet some of the requirements or a consortia of individuals or an organisation which meets all the requirements, as set out in the tender documents. We will consider all bids whether individual or consortia against the evaluation criteria set out and procure the necessary number of consultants who would be able to fulfil the requirements listed. Please read the tender for details on requirements and criteria, as well as the contract terms which includes clauses on confidentiality and conflicts of interest.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Government funded UK radon programme

description: This requirement is for the appointment of specialist technical services where the key deliverables are the provision of: a)independent building construction expertise in relation to the prevention and reduction of indoor levels of natural radon gas in UK buildings; b)interpretation of building regulations and the implications for radon; c)provision of guidance documents describing key solutions for remediation in both existing and new buildings. These are some of the key elements required for the successful implementation of the government funded UK radon programmes.

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: GB-Borehamwood: Private Sector Landlord Contract

description: Hertsmere Borough Council is seeking an experienced Landlord to provide a Private Sector Leasing service to the Council. The Council has a requirement to provide housing across the Borough of Hertsmere and requires an agent to secure leases with private home owners to lease their properties to Tenants nominated by the Council. The chosen landlord will be required to provide a full property management service including the responsibility for all repairs.

Hertsmere Borough Council

street: Civic Offices

postalCode: WD6 1WA


title: Data Modelling Officer

description: Our client is currently recruiting for a Data Modelling Officer, based in London for an initial 6 month contract. This post will be in a Broadband Delivery Programme which was established to lead on delivery of the best broadband network in Europe by 2015. Main Duties/ Responsibilities You will report to the company's Modelling and Statistics Lead and will provide support to the rest of the company and to external partners on data and modelling regarding broadband and mobile coverage. You will be responsible for: 1. Maintaining and updating the client's geospatial postcode cost model for roll-out of broadband across the UK (a combination of Excel and MapInfo files) to ensure inputs and assumptions remain up to date. 2. Extending model to handle issues such as Exchange-Only lines, FTTP, long lines, etc. systematically. 3. Revising model to reflect information learnt during early local procurements and building a shadow BT cost model. 4. Improving model to reflect urban broadband issues and assist urban projects 5. Undertaking due diligence of modelling by others (e.g. Atkins for Highland & Islands Enterprise, or BT). 6. Modelling and analysing Ofcom mobile infrastructure data to influence optimal distribution and sizes of masts and other solutions. 7. Responding to ad-hoc requests for speculative analyses. Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved • Reports and data provided for users in the company and local partnerships in a timely way and to a high degree of quality, within the constraints of the data and model Skills/ Experience Required Essential: • Analysis & use of evidence skills • High level of numeracy and ability to spot and investigate anomalies • Excel skills: ability to handle large and complex linked spreadsheets and macros • Mapping skills and experience (preferably MapInfo) • Project management skills Desirable: • Understanding and experience of broadband and mobile network issues • Financial modelling experience

Capita

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: GB-Saffron Walden: Installation of New Windows & Doors

description: The provision (supply and installation) of uPVC windows into council buildings and dwellings within the district of Uttlesford which covers the area of North Essex. The work will comprise of the removal of existing door/ windows types and fittings, preparing openings, fitting new doors/ windows including provisions of all accessories, fixings and silicones. All work should comply with FENSA, Building Regulations and current legislation. The whole of the works will be carried out on occupied premises. The contractor will also be expected to carry out all survey work, prepare working drawings for approval and instigate work. Interested parties should contact Melanie Maguire to request a pre-qualification questionnaire. Questionnaires are to be completed and returned by 16:30 on Tuesday 14 February 2012.

Uttlesford District Council

street: London Road,

postalCode: CB11 4ER

countryName: GB


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

documentType: awardNotice

title: NRM South - New Shop Project

description: The project comprises the alteration and adaptation of the existing City Entrance of the National Railway Museum, York, and the erection of a new extension to form the proposed new Shop facility. The works include the construction of new concrete foundations and ground slab, brick and block load-bearing external wall construction, metal deck insulated roof on structural steel beams, glazed curtain walling, floor, wall and ceiling finishes, alteration and adaptation of existing services and the like, new mechanical and electrical installations, etc. (MT Ref:91092)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Customer Landscape and Segmentation Contract

description: MyCSP (MyCivilServicePensions, DWP) have a requirement to appoint a supplier who can conduct Member Landscape and Segmentaion exercises on it’s 1.5 million MyCSP members. The requirement includes the following that the supplier will be requested to provide: • an illustation of the demographic landscape of the current members of the Principle Civil Service Pension Scheme (PSCPS); and • An analytical presentation and illustration of the PSCPS membership that shall include but not limited to: o Attitudes to communication channel preferences and media; o Lifestyles, attitudes, retirement expectations and later life planning; and o Access to, use of and attitudes towards financial services, advice and pensions. MyCSP would also require the appointed supplier to provide analytical support around interpretation of results.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Project Manager

description: Background Our client is currently recruiting for a Project Manager. You will be responsible for identifying, assessing and managing the risks to the success of the project and ensure that realistic project and quality plans are prepared and maintained, providing regular and accurate reports to stakeholders as appropriate. You will also need to ensure that quality reviews occur on schedule and according to procedure. Public sector experience is highly desirable for this role. You will be managing a payment engine / system project so need to have an good understanding of architectural solutions. Main Duties/ Responsibilities Key activities envisaged: • Takes responsibility for the definition, documentation and safe execution of a project or a work stream within a larger project, actively participating in all phases of the project. • Effectively estimates costs, timescales and resource requirements for the successful delivery of the project(s) to agreed terms of reference. • Ensures that realistic project and quality plans are prepared and maintained and tracks all activities against the plan, providing regular and accurate reports to stakeholders, as appropriate. • Monitors and forecasts costs, timescales and resources used, and takes action where these deviate from agreed tolerances. Ensures that delivered systems are implemented within these criteria. • Manages the change control procedure ensures that change is captured, impact assessed and approved and ensures that project deliverables are completed within planned cost, timescale and resource budgets, and are signed off. Gains agreement for revisions to the project(s) from project sponsors. Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved • Ensures that own projects are formally closed and, where appropriate, subsequently reviewed, and that lessons learned are captured and actioned. Produces appropriate documentation to support these processes. • Evaluates and makes recommendations/decisions on technical options as appropriate. • Maintains a broad understanding of the commercial IT environment, how the organisation sources, deploys and manages external partners and when it is appropriate to use in-house resource. Advises on policy and procedures covering the selection of suppliers, tendering and procurement. • Acts as the liaison between the customer and supplier organisations, owning the relationship regarding the contracts on behalf of the customer organisation, enabling all communications to take place effectively and efficiently (the supplier of a service or system may be either internal or external). • Acts as the first point of escalation for any issues or problems raised by the supplier, or users. Resolves or escalates problems, and suggests arbitration in situations of conflict. • Supports the setting up of individual project processes and procedures. Ensures that in depth project and programme management advice and assistance is available to strategic projects. • Advises on the use of planning, estimating, tracking and risk analysis tools and techniques, and supports the use of selected tools, such as project management software. • Specifically for this project, the role will include performing a System Integrator function, bringing together and co-ordinating a disparate group of suppliers (not contracted to each other) to deliver a composite IT solution. Skills/ Experience Required ESSENTIAL • The successful candidate will be an experienced IT professional. • You will possess strong communications, relationship building, negotiation and influencing skills combined with budget management and control skills and experience. • You will need to demonstrate high credibility and integrity in order that you can provide expert best practice advice, direction and support for senior managers and stakeholders. • Your strong stakeholder management skills will facilitate delivery in a large scale ICT outsourced and contracted supplier environment to ensure you get the best out of a wider range of delivery partners • You will have demonstrable people and professional leadership skills that will empower, support, robustly performance manage and develop your teams to achieve the highest performance standards • Broadly skilled in information and communications technology. Has a comprehensive knowledge of relevant development life-cycles. You will have strong Application Development experience. DESIRABLE Understanding of software development and delivery processes, methods and standards • Familiarity with the Government IT Profession and cross government IT policies • Demonstrated awareness of the social, environmental and corporate impact of ICT; • Familiarity with relevant national and international legislation pertaining to the Government/Public Sector IT – e.g. Data Protection Act, Information Assurance policy. • Practitioner Certificate in PRINCE2 Formal Qualifications Required DESIRABLE: PRINCE 2 Additional Comments If you are interested in applying for this role then please apply via the job board, unfortunately we cannot accept email applications.

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL5 1DP


title: Voice and Video Conferencing Services

description:
Voice and Video Conferencing. The requirement is for the use of associated networks (not about the provision of any required hardware) throughout England, Scotland and Wales. We seek to award a two year contract with an option to extend for two further periods of twelve months by mutual consent.

 (MT Ref:90997)

Action for Children

street: 3, The Boulevard,Ascot Road,Corporate Procurement

postalCode: WD18 8AG


title: Hire, supply and laundering of roller towels and dust mats and the hire and supply of roller towel cabinets

description: You have been invited to provide a Quote to Wolverhampton City Council for the hire, supply and laundering of Roller Towels and Dust Control Mats and the hire and supply of Roller Towel cabinets. The Council’s estimated expenditure for the above is estimated at £4,900.00 per annum. This information is given for guidance purposes only and must not be taken as a guaranteed level of business. This contract will be established to provide a hire, supply and laundering service for roller towels and dust control mats and the hire of roller towel cabinets for the period 1 December 2012 to 31 July 2014.

Wolverhampton City Council

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

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: Connecting Young Hackney

description: This contract seeks to put in place positive activities for young people (aged 8 to 19) in two lots. Lot 1 is about learning opportunities for young people and will support activities such as after school clubs, accredited learning and outreach. The provision should be inclusive of disabled young people up to the age of 24. £1,477,831 Lot 2 is for community based reparation for approximately 60 children a year. So far funding is identified for year one only, but in the event that further funding is secured, and targets are met, contracts may be renewed on a yearly basis for a maximum of up to 4 further years. £110k

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Children and Young People's Services,,! Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1DY

name: Zainab Jalil; Services Commissioning Manager


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

title: Minor Works Programme for North East Region

description: Provision of minor works for NOMS estate North East Region


title: AV production for Digital R&D programme for arts and culture

description: An AV supplier for the Digital R&D programme for arts and culture will be required to develop, produce and deliver a body of video and audio content documenting the progress of the eight Digital R&D projects and a series of learning resources focussed on the six hot digital topic areas (listed below). The content will take the form of eight case study videos and a series of six magazine-style audio podcast programmes. The content will be hosted online via Arts Council England channels. The supplier must be experienced in developing magazine-style editorial programming and short-form project case studies and be able to deliver engaging content for online audiences. The target audience for the audio and video content is B2B professionals within the arts and culture sectors. This includes both Arts Council-funded and non-Arts Council funded organisations. These professionals will have varying levels of digital knowledge from basic to advanced; it will be crucial to pitch the resources at the right level to avoid patronising or baffling. Audiences will be using the content as a learning resource to help inform their own forthcoming digital activity in the hot digital topic areas.


description: Provision and Management of School Catering Services.

Saville Consultancy Services

street: 2 The Cottages ,Munstone

postalCode: BA12 9DR


name: Air Defence & Air Traffic Systems Delivery Team

title: GB-HENLOW: SUPPLY OF RADOME EXTERNAL SAFE ACCESS SYSTEMS

description: The Air Defence and Air Traffic Systems (ADATS) Delivery Team has a requirement to provide climbing and workplace equipment to enable working at height on the external surface of Communications Equipment glass reinforced plastic/composite Radomes, ranging in size from 7 to 26 metres in diameter. Typical work activities range from simple visual examination to the painting of the entire radome surface. The Authority is seeking equipment that complies with the Working at Height and other Regulations and is ergonomically designed for prolonged use. Whilst single or multiple rope access systems are routinely used, for some work activities where it is necessary to traverse across the face of the radome these can be damaging to the radome and prevent straightforward repositioning for the person. Whilst such access systems are not excluded from this requirement the Authority is keen to explore other potential access and workplace solutions as appropriate to the work task.

street: Room C49,Building 85,RAF Henlow

postalCode: SG16 6DN


title: REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND HEATING DISTRIBUTION PIPE WORK

description: Norwich City Council requires a supplier to replace the existing underground heating distribution pipe work at the following sheltered housing scheme: Harry Perry Close Norwich NR4 6PU The works need to be completed causing the minimum of inconvenience to residents and be completed by 30 October 2012.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


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

title: Procurement of Laser Light Module Mark 3 (LLM Mk3)

description: Enabling contract for the procurement of laser light modules


title: Leadership and Senior Management Development

description: STFC (the Science and Technology Facilities council) would like to identify and engage with high calibre providers to work in partnership with them to provide an established programme. may be different and may require a high degree of customisation therefore the chosen provider/providers must have the ability to work with a diverse customer base and encompass individual core competencies with in any programme they deliver. As an example of the current position in one of the Councils please see this extract from their current Strategic Plan: STFC Current position STFC currently employs around 1,700 people all of whom are strongly committed to delivering and supporting world class science, innovation and skills through the provision of state of the art scientific facilities and grants to UK Universities The staff have valuable skills with many educated to degree, if not higher degree, level. STFC's scientists and engineers are recognised the world over for their expertise and contribution to major projects. Many achieve prestigious science prizes, or senior appointments to international committees and professional institutions. STFC is recognised as a Silver Standard Investor in People. This reflects the strong commitment to developing people to achieve their potential and contribute to the UK's success. External reviews have commended staff passion and commitment and identified areas for improvement. Senior management acknowledge these improvement priorities, which are being addressed through our organisational change programme and our management development framework. Our organisation is in transition and we need to continue to embed the changes recognised by earlier reviews. The new directions identified in our Strategy will also require new styles of working and these will be drawn together in a single change management programme. These actions will create a more diverse and responsive organisation with the breadth of skills and knowledge required to deliver our future commitments Out of all the Research Councils STFC has the most developed framework for the leadership programme. Tenders are invited against this framework and/or a different offering. An award of contract will be made against this framework and may also be awarded for an alternative offering.

RCUK SSC Ltd

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Office Cleaning

description: Object is to obtain a professional office cleaning contract for Eals Burn, Bellingham Includes Gents, Ladies, disabled toilets and small canteen area. Contractor to provide all cleaning products, materials and equipment. Contractor to provide a laundry service for tea towels and dish cloths. Forestry Commission to provide toilet tissue, bin bags and bin liners. Honour Forestry Commission recycle arrangements. Work out a daily/weekly/ monthly rota for vacuuming/cleaning the whole office within a weekly period with the office manager. Office hours are 8.30 to17.00 Monday to Friday. Cleaning will take place outside these hours. Forestry Commission is looking for contractors with green credentials ie promoting the use of natural products. Contract to start Monday 2nd April 2012


title: PHETT Project Manager, Informatics, Estates and Procurement

description: The requirement is for a highly skilled Project Manager to manage the Informatics (Information Systems), Estates and Procurement workstreams that are part of the implementation of Public Health England (PHE). The focus will be on the Informatics workstream but the role includes providing project management support to the lead for the Estates and Procurement workstreams.


title: Provision of Joinery Services For Sellafield

description: The Authority has a requirement for skilled joinery services at various locations through out the South of England. These services may range from general joinery and carpentry work to more detailed work requiring the construction of moveable room “mock-ups” for training purposes. Tenderers will be required to supply a list of hourly rates as well as provide a fixed price quotation for the mock up design shown in Appendix 2. Tenderers must be registered with HMRC CIS (Construction Industry Scheme). Tenderers should be in a position to start work in the 1st week of August if successful in winning the tender.

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Corporate Services,Building E6, Culham Science Centre,Culham

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: COM1106 Henry Moore - Knife Edge Two Piece

description: The House of Commons have recently taken on responsibility for Henry Moore’s Knife Edge - Two Piece (1962-5), which stands on Abingdon Green, opposite the Palace of Westminster http://www.parliament.uk/business/news/2011/november/henry-moore-sculpture-to-join-parliamentary-art-collection/. Henry Moore selected the bronze sculpture specifically for the site, it was installed in 1967. The House of Commons now wish to appoint a professional specialist sculpture conservator/company to undertake a programme of conservation to the sculpture and base to return it to good condition, in line with the recommendations of the Henry Moore Foundation. It is proposed to complete the conservation before the end of 2012. The conservation will be managed by the Curator’s Office supported by the Henry Moore Foundation. Please express your interest via the House of Commons procurement portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/aspx/Home Please note your expressions of interest via our In-Tend procurement portal to be received no later than 12:00 Noon Friday 5th October.

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: ICT L Murison

PCoE - Procurement Centre of Excellence

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Gas and Electricity Engineering Training Package Development

description:
Ofgem requires a consultant to develop materials (essentially Microsoft PowerPoint presentations and associated printable indexed “book” format) to provide training in the technical aspects of gas and electricity supply chains (i.e. from production to consumption) for non-engineers in Ofgem.

 The objective of this training is to ensure that non-engineers in Ofgem have a sound understanding of the technical/engineering aspects of the industries we regulate. This understanding should embrace the basic principles of the gas and electricity supply chains including their design, operation and component parts.

 We envisage that the materials would be developed in modules addressing specific issues but would form a coherent overall training package. They would start from the very basic principles of how these systems work and would progress to more complex issues (e.g. reactive power management and voltage control)

 More detail on this scope of works is provided in the IPP document that can be requested from john.cole@ofgem.gov.uk

 (MT Ref:87332)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Ofgem

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Evaluation of the Centres for Excellence in Language-Based Area Studies (LBAS)

description: The Centres for Excellence in Language-based Area Studies (LBAS) were five Centres jointly funded by Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), the Scottish Funding Council (FSC), and the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE). The overarching aim of these Centres was to create a world class cadre of researchers who have the language skills to undertake contextually informed research in the following areas. Five Centres were funded through the Initiative: 1) Centre for Russian, Central and East European Studies (CRCEES). 2) Centre for East European Language-Based Area Studies (CEELBAS). 3) Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World (CASAW). 4) White Rose East Asia Centre (WREAC). 5) British Inter-university China Centre (BICC). The Centres were funded for a period of five years from October 2006, with the aims of building capacity, undertaking research, and providing training in their respective areas. This evaluation will assess the extent to which each Centre achieved its aims and objectives, with the primary focus of evaluating the LBAS Initiative as a whole against set criteria.


title: Leadership Development Framework

description: Framework for the provision of a number of leadership development programmes including: Emotional Intelligence (Lot 1) Strategic Leadership Development (Lot 2) Unconscious Bias (Lot 3) Coaching for Performance (Lot 4) Organisational Networking (Lot 5) Academic Leadership (Lot 6) Creating Thinking (Lot 7)

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


description: Review of the Environmental Observation Framework (UK-EOF) Please see tender documentation for full Specification


title: IT Commercial Manager

description: Background Our client currently has a contract that is based on: one prime supplier; output based pricing; an ecosystem of suppliers managed by the prime supplier. This contract is driven by delivery metrics and focuses on delivery to service levels / KPIs / project targets within cost. This contract is being transformed into one based on the current prime supplier becoming the 'long term' Service/Systems Integrator driving value based measures with responsibility for systems integration into the client's estate, service transition and releases. There will be multiple 'towers' of service ordinarily provided by different suppliers. As a result of this change Information Management Services (IMS) will need to implement a different operating model. To enable these changes to take place the need to recruit an IT Commercial Manager has arisen. You will need to have expertise in SLAs (service level agreements) for a Systems & Service Integrator. This role is a 3 month contract for up to 12 days (adhoc) per month to support the project as they reach a key milestone. The role may also involve some travel (approximately once a month to London). Main Duties/ Responsibilities - Provide support on existing pieces of work - Coaching and mentoring - Supporting with contract negotiations (best practice - including meeting preparation) - External best practice Outputs/ Deliverables to be achieved You will be required to play a significant part in redesigning what the service level management agreement / framework will look like Skills/ Experience Required The ideal individual will have: - Experience of working with System and Service Integrator (SSI) environments - Significant experience in both large client side and large supplier side organisations working to define and implement SLA and OLAs - Experience of working in service management roles with experience of managing performance against SLAs and OLAs. - Experience of supporting contractual negotiations

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: Evaluation of the Libraries Development Initiative

description: To appoint a supplier who can demonstrate a track record in providing focussed career transition support services appropriate to this highly specialist group of staff. Some aspects of the service will need to be delivered on a regional basis. The staff involved with the Cultural Olympiad are all engaged in working with partner organisations to deliver arts projects and most of them are themselves arts practitioners with knowledge, skills and experience in the specialist areas relating to the arts, museums and libraries - from theatre to digital art, reading to dance, music to literature, and crafts to collections. It is important that the career transition support is clearly focussed on career opportunities within these specific areas and the broader creative and cultural sector including digital, broadcasting and the media, particularly in the case of the Director and 17 specialist staff. At the end of the career transition process we would expect employees who have participated to: • have been provided with support to make informed decisions and take positive action about their future career or lifestyle choices; • be more confident about their future career prospects or lifestyle choices; • be confident that the range of resources and service is commensurate with their aspirations for their future career/lifestyle choices; • have a clear understanding about the potential career opportunities/lifestyle choices open to them; • feel they have received sufficient support, advice and guidance to make a positive transition to new careers when they leave Arts Council England.

Arts Council England

street: 14 Great Peter Street

postalCode: SW1P 3NQ


title: External Support For DE&S Management Information Systems


title: Architectural Services

description: Architectural Services for Disabled Adaptations and Extensions to Residential Properties.

Solihull Community Housing

street: Endeavour House,Meriden Drive

postalCode: B37 6BX


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

description: COMMUNITY RIGHTS GRANT ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES This tender comprises three separate Lots: i) Community Ownership and Management of Assets; ii) Community Right to Build; and iii) Community Right to Challenge.

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: Evaluation of Flexible CJS Pilots

description: Evaluation of Flexible CJS Pilots


title: Recruitment Agency services: Head of Internal Audit

description: Recruitment Agency services: to recruit head of internal audit.


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Science Agency Review

description: Review of Science Agency


title: Supply & Delivery of Property Improvement Materials & Equipment to Farms in the Yorkshire Area

description: Supply and delivery of materials and equipment, including fencing, drinking water troughs with associated pipework and rainwater goods such as downpipes and guttering to local farmers to reduce pollution from surface water run-off

Environment Agency

street: Rivers House,21 Park Square South

postalCode: LS1 2QG


title: Thermoluminescence dosemeter (TLD) Wrapping Machine Maintenance

description: Two TLD Wrapping/Issuing machines are used to issue 400,000 personal dosemeters each year. The arrangement for repair and maintenance has been carried out under warranty, with engineers being called out whenever needed. The warranties have now ended and it is now essential to institute a formal maintenance contract

Health Protection Agency

street: Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


title: Community Respite Service for Carers - Wolverhampton

description: Wolverhampton City Council is seeking to purchase with a provider from the independent or voluntary sector, a city wide community based respite service to enable informal/family carers over the age of 18, living in Wolverhampton to have a break from their caring role. This contract will require 6 social groups of 3 hours duration to be organised each week, in the evening or at weekends for people with disabilities over the age of 18 (learning disabilities or physical or sensory disabilities). Their eligibility being determined through a carers assessment. The provider will be expected to organise and plan with the group a range of community based activities that they may participate in on a fortnightly basis and support group members in a reabling way encouraging members to develop friendships and a range of interests. A maximum allocation weekly of 54 hours @ £13 per hour will be available to deliver these groups that may have different staff ratio’s within them to meet service user need. 2 groups will be required to be structured to support individuals with higher support needs but individuals who require 1:1 support will not be appropriate for this service. The service will not be block purchased; payment will only be made for staff hours used in the delivery of the contract. As the hourly rate is set the contract will be awarded on quality. Tenders expressing a cost above that specified will not be considered. Organisations that are established, registered with the CQC, and have substantial experience of the provision of services to support carers and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. The contract will commence on 1st April 2013 and will be awarded for a three year period with an option to extend for 12 months based on performance.

Wolverhampton City Council

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: Collection and Disposal of Lithium-ion Battery Cells and Modules

description: The contract is for the collection and disposal of Lithium-ion battery cells and modules from the LCVTP (Low Carbon Vehicle Technology Project) battery lab including provision of on-site battery storage container(s) for holding battery cells prior to collection. Assumed amount for disposal 1,000kg over a three year period. The supplier should demonstrate a clear knowledge of the aims and objectives of the University of Warwick for this battery collection and disposal service. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of our e-tendering system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure.

The University of Warwick

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

postalCode: CV4 8UW


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: MCZ underwater video and stills analysis – Braemar, Turbot

description: The purpose of the analysis of the video/stills is to identify habitats and provide semi-quantitative data on the characteristics of the physical habitat and species composition.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Agile Route to Market (ARM) - Communications

description: Government Procurement Service are seeking Suppliers to register to secure a place on ARM for sub-OJEU Government work in the communication category. This means that there will be a maximum limit of £25,000 per customer per job. ARM will comprise four separate and distinct service offerings; Marketing & Communications (ARM Marketing & Communications) Direct Marketing (ARM Direct Marketing) Digital Marketing (ARM Digital Marketing) Public Relations (ARM Public Relations) Each service offering is further segmented into sub-service offerings. Suppliers are restricted to registering for either one of the above, single composite service offering (comprising all of that service specifics sub-service offerings), or a maximum of any three sub-service offerings taken from the four composite service offerings. It is the intention of Government Procurement Service to refresh the Agile Route to Market on an annual basis whilst reserving the right to refresh at an earlier stage if necessary

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: LSBU7/SPARES LSBU7/0036

description: MONITOR,THERMAL ENVIRONMENT 23.5MM LG 18.3MM WD 7.5MM H DATALOGGING C/W9V BATTERY, WATER BOTTLE WICK KIT AND CASE


title: REVALUATION OF THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL'S LAND & BUILDING ASSETS

description: To provide valuations for the Science & Technology Facilities Council land and building assets located at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and Daresbury Laboratory

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: postcode


title: MCZ underwater video and stills analysis – Lot2


title: Availability Incentive Enhancement Options for the Enduring Regime

description:
An internal high level options analysis of the options noted above will be developed by Offshore Enduring team (this analysis to be provided once the contract is awarded). The consultants will build upon and enhance this analysis, working with Ofgem to identify and work up the most appropriate option, taking into account any responses to our consultation. We will then require consultants to work up the preferred option to sufficient detail so that it could be translated into license drafting if necessary.

 We anticipate that the work will require both technical input and economic analysis, which will require a range of skills. Bids from consortia are therefore welcome.

 We require a robust analysis of the costs and benefits of the policy options in the form of regular memos or similar (i.e. high level staged reporting) to the Enduring team delivered to deadlines to be agreed with the consultant.

 We may also require the consultants to consolidate the two section reports into a final report. The consultants should specify a separate firm price for producing an overarching report. The intention is that the report will be used to inform our subsequent policy development. It is likely that we will look to publish this report, and bidders should bear this in mind.

 Following the delivery of the final draft of the second section report. Ofgem will confirm with the successful contractor whether the overarching report will be required

 This work will need to build on the policy options that have been identified and be consistent with the wider policy framework being developed for the enduring regime.

 (MT Ref:90156)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team


title: Provision of Gateway Project Director (GPD) Support to the Health Gateway Hub

description: THIS IS A CLOSED OPPORTUNITY AND IS ONLY BEING PUBLISHED FOR TRANSPARENCY PURPOSE (1.1) Background - Since being established in 2003 the Health Gateway Team has completed over 700 reviews with over 100 being undertaken in 2011/12. This level of demand is expected to continue with GPDs playing a pivotal role in the management of the overall review pipeline. It has been decided to continue to draw this support from ERF. Eight contractors – 4 lead and 4 transition GPDs - will be appointed for up to a maximum of 60 days each. The expectation is that each contractor will be offered a minimum of 12 days work in the period from 10 September to 31 December 2012. However, in light of the current financial pressures no guarantee can be given. (1.2) Services The duties of the GPDs appointed will include but are not limited to: Networking strategically with SHA cluster leads including local programme and project co-ordinators in bringing forward reviews. It is a key part of the role that GPDs increase the Health Gateway Hub’s knowledge of the portfolio of programmes and projects in the NHS and DH; Be proactive in proposing and, where authorised, taking forward work on initiatives to enhance the Gateway operation in Health; Conducting assessment meetings and writing up notes; Facilitating planning meetings (in exceptional circumstances); Provision of advice; Presentations and training; Production of lessons learned; Production of VFM data; and Identification of suitable reviewers from DH and the NHS and assisting with their development. Four lead GPDs will be appointed in addition to four transition GPDs. The four transition GPDs will be for a time limited period and the expectation is that those individuals will not undertake more than 12 days activity [but subject to the introduction of the new GPS framework – page 2 (paragraph 5.2)]. Applications must specify which area (see paragraph 1.5 on page 4) the applicant wishes to be considered for and whether this is in a lead or transition role (or both). PLEASE SEE ITT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION


title: Development of Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO) Website

description: UKTI is seeking to award a contract to design, build and support a web presence for the Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO). The aim of TCIO is to support the growth of the tech cluster in East London, helping to make it Europe’s centre of innovation and the location of choice for tech and digital companies and investors. We aim to attract new international companies and investors to East London, and to provide support to Tech City companies seeking to expand internationally, TCIO main objectives are: • To assist in securing Foreign Direct Investment in Tech City • To engage with overseas VCs and help them to set up or start evaluating deal-flow in Tech City • To support the cluster and raise its profile internationally

BIS - UK Trade and Investment

street: First Floor 2 Vic,1 Victoria Street


title: Supply and Install CCTV within HMP Highdown

description: Supply and install CCTV system at HMP Highdown


title: GB-London: Visioning Town Centres

description: Wandsworth Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and competent service providers to help develop shared visions for each of its five town centres to secure their long term future Mary Portas in her review of the high street observed that “the one – perhaps the only – thing everybody I have spoken to is agreed on is that for a high street to survive and grow it must have a very clear vision of where it wants to get to. If the High Street was in single ownership, like a department store, it would have a vision, a high level strategy and direction, it would choose what it wanted in a particular space to fit with a vision and proactively target the business and services that were missing.” On 30th March 2012 the Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP announced the Government’s response to the Portas review and announced a £10 million High Street Innovation Fund package which “aims to support empty properties on high streets, and those areas affected by the riots”. Wandsworth Council is one of the beneficiary authorities and has been awarded £100,000 to address the pressures and issues facing our high streets. Wandsworth has a well established town centre management initiative with town centre partnerships in each of its five town centres Balham, Clapham Junction, Putney, Tooting and Wandsworth. Wandsworth’s town centres are not in crisis, and in many respects are very resilient with low vacancy rates and strong trading records. They do face the same pressures and structural challenges as other centres however and the Council wants to focus the award on activity designed to secure the greatest long term impact for the Town Centres having regard for the recommendations of Portas and the government’s response. Having considered a number of options the Council believes that undertaking a competitive analysis and visioning exercise which allows for the clear identification of place identity so that the Town Centres can be positioned against strengths and unique selling propositions is a strong and longer term response to its objective of maintaining vibrant and healthy town centres. The range of skills needed include the ability to carry effective analysis of the competitive strengths and weaknesses of these locations but also to develop effective marketing themes and materials to help attract the right investment and appeal to the right customer base The Council is seeking to appoint a consultant, or consultant team, who will: . • Undertake strategic and competitive analysis for each of the five town centres. • Work with each of the Town Centre Partnerships to develop a long term vision for each of the five town centres. • Identify points of difference (unique selling points) for each of the five town centres to be identified from the analysis and visioning stages. The points of difference should be of material significance to support the development of a differentiated location product to be developed; and • Develop a brand image and identity for each of the five town centres.

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall,Wandsworth High Street,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 2PU


name: Department for Work and Pensions (CD Sourcing)

title: Pensions Ombudsman

description: Provision of Managed IT Services including design and delivery of Case and Document Management System


title: Equal programme field trial - Incinerator Bottom Ash Aggregate

description: Design and run field trials to evaluate the use of Incinerator Bottom Ash Aggregate in construction


title: Evaluation of The Rural Broadband Fund

description: This monitoring and evaluation project will generate evidence on how communities are using the RCBF to implement superfast broadband in an efficient, cost effective way and assess value for money of the RCBF to inform future decisions on the extension of the fund.

postalCode: SW1P 2AL


title: Education Funding Agency (EFA) Dance and Drama Award Supplier Application

description: The EFA is seeking to establish the provider base for delivery of financial support to talented young people and adults through the Dance and Drama Awards from the 2013/14 academic year. The EFA will use this Approved Supplier Self Declaration process, to create a formal list of Approved Suppliers who can demonstrate they are capable of delivering the appropriate courses to a high standard. Once the list of Approved Suppliers is in place, the EFA will determine which providers will be awarded a contract in respect of the Dance and Drama Awards. Those providers will be expected to administer an allocation of DaDA funding to students within national guidance and to report on a regular basis to the EFA to ensure compliance. A suitable reporting methodology and service level agreement will be attached as an annex to each contract.

street: 53-55 Butts Road,Earlsdon Park

postalCode: CV1 3BH

Education Funding Agency

telephone: Email only


title: GB-Salisbury: Level 3 NVQ Lab Tech (QCF)

description: Level 3 NVQ Lab Tech (QCF) through the industrial pathway, to include assessment visits and include internal verification events and all registration/certification costs Suppliers need to respond with total costs per student and details of the course content and how they would deal with assesment visits and verification events Please include details and qualifications of assesors

DSTL, DSTL

street: Portsdown West,C111 East Court,Portsdown Hill Road

postalCode: PO17 6AD


title: Sandwiches/Snacks Delivery Service

description: Bradford District Care Trust invite expressions of interest for a Sandwich/Snack delivery service between the hours of 11.00 am and 1.00 pm 5 days per week (excluding bank holidays) at the above location in a designated area or a floor to floor service. The Trust will be looking for a profit share agreement. A wide variety of freshly made sandwiches should be available which include vegetarian, halal, kosher and any other dietary requirements if requested. Bread varieties should include tortilla wraps, small rolls, baguettes, continental rolls, bagels and sliced bread. Sandwich alternatives should include pasta/salad boxes, jacket potatoes with a variety of fillings, warm bacon and sausage sandwiches, pies, pasties and pastries (including muffins, flap jacks, croissants and scones). Snacks should include crisps, fruit juice, fruit, breakfast bars, yoghurt, bottled water and chocolate bars etc. Please note qualification detail on appendix 1.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Simpson House,Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


title: Request for Quotation for Provision of expert marine mammal services

description: To compliment our own existing capability Cefas wishes to bring in expert marine mammal services to provide expert advice for the duration of this project. A project start up meeting will take place in Lowestoft to establish the detailed plan of work, with desk based advice then being provided as agreed with the Cefas project team. Key considerations will be collision/entanglement with marine renewables, construction effects e.g. underwater noise and vessel disturbance. Outputs of the marine mammal work will form part of the overall report, rather than a stand alone report.


name: Kent & Medway NHS & Social Care Partnership Trust

title: Design and Print

description: The communications team at KENT AND MEDWAY NHS AND SOCIAL CARE PARTNERSHIP TRUST regularly sends out various forms of printed media to Trust staff. The objective of this procurement is to source a main supplier for the design of publications, newsletters, posters, leaflets, display material and other products, with some requirements to print.


title: Energy House Monitoring 1

description: Part funded via European Regional Development Funded (ERDF) Grant, Salford Energy House provides a unique facility to support North West based SMEs in the development and testing of new and innovative technologies to improve the energy efficiency of our existing homes. There is now a requirement from current and potential project beneficiaries to upgrade and further enhance the existing monitoring and sensing equipment within the house, which will allow the project to more advanced results to project beneficiaries. As such the project is looking for suppliers that can supply us with the configurations to allow us to conduct Radiant heat Testing.

University of Salford

street: Energy Hub ,Cockcroft Building

postalCode: M5 4WT


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: Remote Synthesis Equipment

description: Remote Synthesis Equipment


title: Research Opportunities: NIHR Health Technology Assessment Programme, Primary Research - Two Stage Outline to Full Proposal

description: Please refer to the application process and guidance notes available at: http://www.hta.ac.uk/funding/standardcalls/index.shtml

NETSCC, HTA

postalCode: SO16 7NS


title: Healthwatch Norfolk

description: Norfolk County Council proposes to enter into a single contract with a Healthwatch Norfolk not-for-profit organisation formed by local voluntary and community sector organisations (including user-led groups) and / or individuals. The proposal is for one contract, covering the whole of Norfolk for a 6 month shadow period, 1 October 2012 – 31 March 2012, and the full service for 3years, 1 April 2013 – 31 March 2016, plus a further 1 year based on performance and funding availability. Anyone interested in developing the Healthwatch Norfolk model is welcome to attend a development event:- Date: 14th June Venue - Council Chamber, County Hall, Norwich Time - 10am - 4.30pm Anyone wishing to play an on-going role in delivering Healthwatch Norfolk services is welcome to attend a service delivery scoping event:- Date: 18th June Venue - Council Chamber, County Hall, Norwich Time - 10am - 4.30pm Organisations that wish to form the Healthwatch Norfolk consortium will be asked to sign a statement of shared values by the start of July 2012 and a memorandum of understanding with the County Council by 9 July 2012. For further information, details of how to book a place at the events, or to express an interest in forming a Healthwatch Norfolk consortium with other local voluntary and community sector organisations email bsu@norfolk.gov.uk

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,County Hall,Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 2DH


name: Defence Support Group, DSG Support Group

title: GB-telford: LSBU9/0331 - THE SUPPLY OF GUARD INLET LOUVRES GLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC ASSY

description: 9MCV/2510 99 125 7428 FV2024125 GUARD INLET LOUVRES GLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC ASSY 1143 MM LG 295 MM H 157 MM W 6MM NOMINAL WALL THK. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS REQUIREMENT ARE TO BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING OR BY EMAIL TO: VIVIENNE JAMES, DSG LAND SUPPLY TELFORD, BUILDING B15, MOD DONNINGTON TF2 8JT/Vivienne.James@dsg.mod.uk AND SHOULD AS AN ABSOLUTE MINIMUM DEMONSTRATE THE FOLLOWING: 1. EVIDENCE OF IS0 9001;2008 ACCREDITATION; 2. PROVEN KNOWLEDGE OF AND THE CAPABILITY TO DELIVER THE REQUIRED SCOPE OF WORK; 3. EXPERIENCE OF SIMILAR WORK ON PREVIOUS CONTRACTS PARTICULARLY THOSE HELD BY MOD OR OTHER GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

street: DSG Land Supply, Building B15, MoD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: TENDER INSTRUCTION RELATING TO THE PROVISION OF SERVICES TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELITE COACHING APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMME

description: Tenders for the provision of individuals to help UK Sport develop and deliver the Elite Coaching Apprenticeship Programme (ECAP).

UK Sport

street: 2nd Floor ,40 Bernard Street

postalCode: WC1N 1ST


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Essex

title: To Deliver a Legal Service to Essex Probation for Breach Proceedings in Crown Courts

description: To deliver a Legal service to Essex Probation for Breach Proceedings in Crown Court. Essex probation require advocacy and legal representation for cases to be heard in Essex Crown Courts, where an offender, supervised by Essex Probatiopn, is in breach of an Order sentenced by Crown Court. This will usually occur following the offender manager's decision to initiate breach proceedings, which will normally take place within 10 working days of the relevant unacceptable failure to comply and when the case is being contested by the offender.

street: Cullen Mill,49 Braintree Road

postalCode: CM8 2DD


title: Adult Apprenticeships

description:
Provision sought by this Dynamic Purchasing System Indicative tender is the delivery of adult apprenticeship level 2 and level 3 training. Providers are expected to deliver the qualifications in accordance with SASE requirements and to be flexible in meeting learner and employer needs.

 To provide employers with appropriate adult apprenticeship training to improve the skills of their employees, enhance business performance and increase competitiveness.

 (MT Ref:88694)

City of Bristol College

street: PO box 2887,Procurement

postalCode: BS2 2BB


title: Architect Lead

description: Background Our client is current recruiting for an Architect Lead to work their current Programme. This Programme will deliver a reduction in ICT operating costs through the design and implementation of a new ICT Operating Model which will be enabled by a transformed ICT supplier model and any necessary technology transformation. Main Duties/ Responsibilities o Responsible for the overarching architecture to enable the programme and subsidualy projects to migrate from the current commercial arrangements for IT Services, to the Target Operating model. o Engage with the procurement process and other parts of the programme, wider company ICT to specify technical requirements to support the objectives and to assist with the selection of appropriate ICT suppliers o To input technical expertise into service requirements o Develop, validate and review conceptual, logical and physical architectural designs o Manage the architecturally aspects of the target design, policies and standards, working proactively to achieve stable, viable designs, and ensuring consistency of design across Programme within the rest of the client's Architecture. o Inform management of major technical issues and make recommendations on their resolution. Skills/ Experience Required ESSENTIAL • An Enterprise Architect on large scale and complex estates, with a comprehensive knowledge of data centre hosting environments and solution development / assurance • Design and assurance of test lifecycle and physical test environments • Thorough understanding of cloud based hosting solutions along with SaaS cloud software solutions for large scale estates • Commercial experience of large scale IT service outsourcing • Able to work across mixed and disparate teams and groups • Able to provide expert guidance and opinion • Able to deal with all levels within an organisation • Able manage delivery of a consistent set of Architecture requirements. Formal Qualifications Required DESIRABLE: TOGAF, ITIL, COBIT, MEGA (EA tool)

Capita Resourcing

postalCode: SL6 1DP


title: Request for Quotation for the Provision of MDR Development

description: Cefas have a requirement for additional functionality for the Cefas Master Data Register to provide: • Enhanced User Functionality o Search o Reporting • XML Export functionality (see MEDIN below) o Export from the MDR o Import to MEDIN • Enhanced database management functionality o Reporting o Manipulation of MDR Data Models • Documentation of the existing and upgraded system.


currency: GBP

title: INVITATION TO TENDER (ITT) FOR THE HOUSING MOBILITY DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

description: The Department for Communities and Local Government wishes to commission an assessment of the costs, benefits and transferable lessons from 12 housing mobility demonstration project authorities who are developing innovative approaches to promoting moves amongst social sector tenants and testing out a payment by results model.

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: Intranet for Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

description: Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust is looking to develop a new Intranet. We have over 3,300 staff working in more than 125 sites - the new intranet will need to be an information, communication and knowledge sharing tool to bring these staff together. A major driver for the new Intranet will be to save on administration time, allowing clinical staff more time to care. Oxleas envisage the new Intranet as being tailored to what staff do and where they are based, with personalised homepages. We are looking for a long term partner and someone with a proven track record of providing innovative cutting edge intranets. Timescales: Closing date for expressions of interest: 4pm, Tuesday 9th October 2012; Issue of Briefing document: Wednesday 10th October 2012; Deadline for Submissions: 12pm (NOON) Monday 22nd October 2012; Presentations for those shortlisted: Tuesday 6th November 2012; PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO MEET THESE DEADLINES.

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

street: Pinewood House

postalCode: DA16 1RH


description: Contract for the supply of the CITB Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme course

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Psychological Wellbeing Practioner Review

description: A provider is required to review the Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners Best Practice Guide, published in 2010. Key actions in the Best Practice Guide need to be evaluated in terms of how far they have been addressed. Overall, there are key aspects that need updating in a revised Best Practice Guide and the Good practice guidance on the use of self-help materials within IAPT services will need to be published in 2013.

Department of Health

street: Quarry House

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: Particle Size Analysis of Environmental Sediment Samples.

description: Particle size analysis of enviromental estuarine and marine sediment samples to British Standard 1377: Part 2: 1990, Section 9.2.

NLS Starcross Laboratory

street: Staplake Mount,Starcross

postalCode: EX6 8FD


title: The determination of cyanide and monohydric phenol in environmental waters.

description: To supply an automated colourimetric based analyser for the low level analysis of environmental waters of cyanide and monohydric phenol.


description: Specification for a study on the national and international comparative performance of civil nuclear energy R&D. This contract will be fore approximately 10 weeks, for a bibliometric study to achieve the above specification


title: High Pressure Liquid Chromotography "tower" suitable for Gel Permeation Chromotography

description: HPLC tower comprising Degasser, Binary Pump, autosampler & UV detector and controlling PC

Environment Agency

street: Starcross Laboratory, Staplake Mount,Staplake Mount

postalCode: EX6 8PE


name: Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme

title: Research Opportunity: Assistive technologies in disabilities

description: Applications are sought for clinical studies which aim to establish clinical efficacy of scientifically novel assistive technologies used for disabilities. For the purpose of this call an assistive technology is any scientifically novel device or aid used to increase or maintain functional ability in individuals with a disability as well as technologies to enable or monitor patient adherence to the treatment. Disabilities may include all physical, sensory, cognitive and psychiatric disabilities. Collaborative inter-disciplinary applications are encouraged. The call excludes incremental modifications to existing technologies or the development of scientific technologies that do not have a clear impact on a patient’s functional ability or on clinical practice.


title: GB-National: Catering Services - Supplementary Framework - 704/SF

description: ESPO is working on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council in inviting tenders for a catering service for 46 primary and secondary schools on the island. Full details of the requirement are available from ESPO, but prospective tenderers should note the following key dates: If they wish to visit any of the schools, they must contact the schools concerned directly to arrange (contact details available from ESPO) and must complete the visits by Friday 18th May 2012. Tenders must be submitted by 5pm on Monday 11th June 2012.

ESPO on behalf of Isle of Wight

street: Barnsdale Way,Grove Park,Enderby

postalCode: LE19 1ES


title: GB-Telford: Water Play Telford Town Park

description: Design and Build a Water Play area within the Telford Town Park.

Telford & Wrekin Council

street: Borough of Telford & Wrekin,Granville House,St Georges Road, Donnington Wood

postalCode: TF2 7RA

name: Mark Greaves - Please access documents via Delta Access Code 5N9X4FHR7R


title: Principal Contractor on North West Food Reseach-Development Exchange - PQQ Stage

description: The Appointment of Principal Contractor for a New Three- Storey Building that is Part Funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) The University of Chester invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced Building Contractors to construct a new high quality building. The project is located within the University’s main campus and will include the following: • The construction of a three-storey building with a steel frame, facing brick walls and a steel sheet roof. • Drainage works including attenuation tank and rainwater re-cycling system. • M & E Services installations including heat pumps, solar thermal panels and provision of a passenger lift. • Installation of specialist catering and laboratory equipment. • Provision of an access road and car park together with local landscaping. • Achievement of a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating. To express interest in this project, all applicants must register on the ‘In-tend’ e-procurement system, download the PQQ, complete the PQQ and return it together with any supporting documents via the ‘In-tend’ e-procurement system web site by 12 noon on Friday September 7th 2012. In-Tend website address www.in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofchester

University of Chester

street: Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ


title: The Collection and Distribution Of External Mail Service

description:
Hounslow Homes invites tenders for the collection and distribution of mail.

 The nature of the post to be delivered is DL window envelopes weighing 0-100g all to addressees within the United Kingdom.

 1st class postage is not required for this tender.

 The deliveries will be needed six times each year,

 Twice in February

 Once in March

 Once in May

 Once in August

 Once in November.

 Each delivery will be approximately 14,500 envelopes.

 (MT Ref:91054)

Hounslow Homes Ltd

street: St Catherines House,2 Hanworth Road

postalCode: TW13 5AB


name: Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission

title: Web Application Synication and Promotion Services

description: To deliver Syndication and Promotion services for a Web Application

street: Finance and Commercial Directorate,Room BP6001,Benton Park Road

postalCode: NE98 1YX


title: Consultancy Support for Retail Markets and Research Directorate in relation to metering

description:
Ofgem is looking to engage technical consultancy support for the Retail Markets and Research directorate in relation to metering issues. We anticipate that the teams will require support in the following areas:

 -Providing advice on the technical aspects of smart metering to inform Ofgem’s ongoing engagement with DECC and industry, and our preparations for regulating the smart meter roll-out and DCC.

 -Assessing/advising on practicality, interpretation and implementation of draft regulations, licence conditions and policy proposals in relation to technical aspects of smart metering.

 -Developing training materials and providing training for both new and existing internal staff on technical aspects of smart metering.

 -Providing technical advice to Ofgem in respect of our strategy for monitoring compliance with the regulatory framework for smart metering.

 -Assessing impacts on consumers and industry parties of technical issues relating to the smart meter roll-out.

 -Technical metering and installation – advice on statutory obligations covering approvals, certification / stamping and in service reliability.

 -Advice on measuring instruments, standards, guidelines, measuring system audits.

 -Providing technical support relating to the introduction of biogas into gas distribution systems and gas quality.

 -Attending relevant internal and external meetings to provide technical input.

 -Drafting technical aspects of internal and external documents relating to smart metering or traditional metering.

 -Ad hoc tasks as required

 We will consider proposals that offer a single named consultant, and proposals offering a selection of consultants. Therefore proposals are welcome from both independent consultants or firms of multiple consultants.

 (MT Ref:94242)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Review of stakeholder management

description: Consultancy support to review RPA's Stakeholder Management processes


title: Work Flow System Integration

description:
A work flow integration tool, linking four current workflows into the Thor system (Position database on SQL Server set of tables). Workflow to include levels of authorisation, email notifications etc.

 Full description in attached ITT Document.

 (MT Ref:94822)

British Transport Police

street: 25 Camden Road,Camden,Finance and Procurement

postalCode: NW1 9LN


title: GB-Stockton: T12-38 Insurance Advisors North Tees & hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

description: This Invitation to Tender is to be used by those invited to tender to North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust's (the "Trust") to provide insurance advisory services for its new district general hospital and related services project and for no other purpose. We require experienced, capable insurance advisors to assist us in delivering our vision and to work with all other advisers to appoint an excellent provider for our new hospital. We look forward to receiving your tender. Please note period of time scales are estimated and correct information will be advised within the tender documents. Please note that this contract is suitable for voluntary, community and social enterprise orginisations not as stipulated within contract finder.

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: GB-Stockton: North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust Medical Record Trolleys

description: Medical record Trolleys with approx dimensions of 545x590x1010mm, push handle , swivel castors, off braking, single draw, lower open cupboard with approx dimension of 510x510x420mm . Contract start date is just a guess and will change acorrding to the requirements of the Trust & Supplier.


title: Research Tender: Effectiveness of Testing for and Treatment of Hard to Reach Groups for Latent Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B Virus and Hepatitis C Virus in England

description: A targeted approach for identification and treatment of cases of active tuberculosis (Mtb) in the “hard to reach” cohort through the “Find and Treat” programme was evaluated and found to be cost effective in improving identification and uptake of treatment. This project will extend the study using the existing "Find and Treat" programme for Mtb and The Hepatitis Trust to access cases of hepatitis B (HBV) and hepatitis C (HCV). It will address the identification and treatment of cases, care pathways to assesss treatment eligibility of cases and completion of treatment along with introduction of preventive measures through vaccination for HBV. Specific attention will be paid to the treatment options for latent tuberculosis in patients over the age of 35 and adverse effects.


title: Recruitment Agency: Communications Roles

description:
The GMC uses the services of recruitment agencies for the provision of some temporary and permanent staff. We are inviting tenders for the supply of communications staff. Example roles include Communications Administrator, Communications Manager and Communications Officer.

 We expect to award contracts to one provider who can supply each office location with all disciplines. However, no guarantees of any work or particular volumes of work will ensue in relation to the appointment of the panel.

 This includes both long-term and short-term cover assignments. Providers should note that our strategic objective is to reduce costs without impacting on our operational requirements.

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

 (MT Ref:87173)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Housing Refurbishment – Switchgear Upgrading Works

description: This Housing project is for the upgrading to various switchgear apparatus & plant to blocks of flats within the Borough. The Assets & Commercial Services Division is located at the Town Hall within the Finance & Resources Department of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is now inviting expression of interest to be submitted for upgrading the switchgear to their existing Housing stock. It is anticipated that works will be undertaken within the 17 wards across the Borough. The scope of works and estimated values are listed below: Switchgear Upgrade Contract Value – up to £2m Tenders are anticipated to be issued early December 2012 for return at the beginning January 2013. It is anticipated that the works shall commence on site by during February 2013. It is imperative that works commence on site with the minimum of delays. The estimated length of contract is 3 years plus a possible 1 year extension Scope o Landlords Switchgear equipment o Landlords Switchgear distribution boards & controls o Communal incl. 24h emergency lighting o Landlords / Residents block heater controls o Fixing of steel security doors to riser cupboards containing earthing equipment.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

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

postalCode: IG11 7LU


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

title: UK Post Design Services for the Gazelle Helicopter

street: DESP2G,Yew 0A # 1037,AbbeyWood

postalCode: BA22 8HJ


name: National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI)

title: Audience Research for National Media museum

description: 1. Review of existing audience research; produce a draft brief for commissioning additional qualitative research and an initial review of the NMeM.2. Provide oversight of additional qualitative research, providing advice and guidance to process: 2.5 days work.3. Presentation of initial review to internal stakeholders: 1 day.4. Produce detailed recommendations for the audience development plan and an outline document.5. Presentation of final plan to internal stakeholders: 1 day.6. Provide training and implementation of Audience Plan: 10 days. (MT Ref:94317)

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Galleries and Exhibitions

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Blood Analysis Cartridges and Control Levels

description: 1) Cartridge Blood Analysis ISTAT EC8 + Measures:Na KCI BUN Glu pH pCO2 Hct Calculates HCO3 BE TCO2 Anion Gap Hb Pack of 25 x 2 every 8 weeks (26). Supplier part number 3P7925. 2) Cartridge Blood Analysis ISTAT CG4 + Measures:pH pCO2 pO2 Lactate Calculates: TCO2 HCO3 BE sO2 Pack of 25 x 2 every 8 weeks (26). Supplier part number 3P8525. 3) Cartridge Blood Analysis ISTAT EG7 + Measures:Na KiCa ph pCO2 p02 Hct Calculates HCO3 TCO2 BE s02 H6 Pack of 25 x 2 every 8 weeks (26). Supplier part number 3P7625. 4) Control Level 1 I-STAT for use with Hand Held Analyser (6630-99-812-4788) Pack of 10 x 2 every 8 weeks (26). Supplier part number 6F1201. 5) Control Level 3 I-STAT for use with Hand Held Analyser (6630-99-812-4788) Pack of 10 x 2 every 8 weeks (26). Supplier part number 6F1401.

Medical & General Supplies (M&GS), DE&S

street: Elm 2b #4226,NH4,MOD Abbeywood

postalCode: BS34 9JH


title: Provision of Catering Services For Sellafield

description: The Civil Nuclear Constabulary requires a reliable supply of lunch time catering services for its training courses at Sellafield and within a 10 mile radius of the site The contact will include production and delivery of lunches to the specification below, 5 days per week for 1 year. The numbers of personnel to be catered varies, but is within the region of 20-30 individuals per course, with 1-2 courses being catered for on any one day.

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Corporate Services,Building E6, Culham Science Centre,Culham

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: Mobile phones (airtime and hardware)

description:
Mobile phones (airtime and hardware).

 (MT Ref:90975)

Action for Children

street: 3, The Boulevard,Ascot Road,Corporate Procurement

postalCode: WD18 8AG


title: UK Economic Activity in the UK Nuclear new build supply chain

description: To provide a robust economic evidence base to underpin the output of the Nuclear Supply Chain Action Plan. Provide evidence that will aid a holistic assessment of how increasing the proportion of UK economic activity in the supply chain for a nuclear new building (and fleet of new builds) in the UK may contribute towards the growth of the UK civil nuclear sector, impact onthe cost of nuclear new builds and contribute towards UK growth in general

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: Victoria 2 ,1 Victoria Street

postalCode: SW1H 0ET