title: London Fields - Construction of permanent toilet facilities and associated works

description: The Council wishes to improve the facilities available to local people in London Fields Park through the construction of permanent toilet facilities in the form of a modular building. As part of the Council’s ongoing investment plans London Fields will benefit from significant improvements to the amenities available to those visiting the park. This Invitation to Tender relates to the construction of permanent toilet facilities in the form of a modular building and any associated works. Tenderers will need to clearly demonstrate past experience in the construction of modular facilities and, more specifically, toilets. It is the Council’s wish that the works commence on site in Autumn 2013.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Town Hall,Mare Street

postalCode: E8 1EA


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

scheme: CPV

title: Provision of Waste Management Services at HMP&YOI Stoke Heath

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Provision of waste management services at HMP & YOI Stoke Heath

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: ABN-C-1212 - Reward Strategy and context event for HRD’s

description: DWP is seeking consultancy services to plan, design and support delivery of a half day pay and reward overview event for Civil Service HR Directors. The aim of the event will be to provide a strategic insight into pay issues currently facing departments (particularly around the 2013/14 pay remit) and provide a comparative picture of public and private sector pay data, strategies and insight. This competition is being competed under DWPs Standard Terms and Conditions on a Single Tender basis. Publication is for information purposes only in accordance with DWPs transparency commitments. Only the invited supplier should formally submit a tender to the Authority's requirement. Tenders submitted by any parties not having been formally invited to tender will not be accepted as part of this procurement.


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for new design and implementation of new WIFI network for both the CEFAS Lowestoft site and CEFAS Weymouth site.

description: The WIFI networks will be separate from our LAN structure. Cefas users will have a single route to our Citrix farm to allow users to connect locally as opposed to external routes via the internet.

mainProcurementCategory: services

postalCode: NR33 0HT

countryName: UK


description: Funding Central Business Information Web Portal Service Contract. Funding Central is a web-based business information service providing free information, guidance and support on grants, contracts, loans, social investment and other finance streams for voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations. Facilitation of funds to the VCSE sector through Funding Central makes a significant contribution to the Office for Civil Society and the Contracting Authority's objectives of strengthening the sector and its financial sustainability, by enabling VCSE organisations to access funding from a comprehensive variety of sources. The current contract expires on 31.3.2014, therefore the objective of this Procurement is to appoint a Supplier on behalf of the Contracting Authority who can deliver the required Services: — In the case of a new Supplier , work alongside the incumbent Supplier to effectively transition the Services between the commencement date of the Funding Central Business Information Web Portal Service Contract and the end date of the existing contract, taking on service delivery responsibility from 1.4.2014; — Management of all aspects of the Funding Central Business Information Web Portal Service, and provision of content, direction and outreach for voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations; — Research, aggregation, maintenance, publishing and presentation of statutory and non statutory funding and business opportunities suitable for VCSE sector; and — Technical infrastructure and hosting services. The Potential Provider shall ensure that the Funding Central website is accessible for those users with special access needs, such as but not limited to users of screen readers, screen magnifiers and speech recognition software. CPV: 79310000, 48825000, 72212931, 72267100, 72413000, 72415000, 73110000, 73300000, 79315000.


name: The Equality and Human Rights Commission

title: GB-Scotland: EHRC Good Relations in Schools

description: We define identity-based harassment as unwanted conduct on the grounds of one or more of the characteristics protected by equality legislation, which has the purpose or effect of either violating the dignity, security or autonomy of the person experiencing it, or of creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading or offensive environment. Pupil experience of such behaviour can have a wide range of negative impacts. This is a research project which will explore the scope and scale of identity based harassment in Scottish schools. Suppliers should note that there is no Expression of Interest stage and submissions are required by 13:00 Wednesday 16th October 2013. We wish to contract the week commencing 21st October. The specification can be requested by emailing (with subject line ‘EHRC153/2013 Good relations in Schools’) tenders@equalityhumanrights.com

street: Arndale House, The Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


title: GB-BRISTOL: Provision of the Live Events, Supporting Equipment and Management for Exercise Joint Caterer 2014-2017

description: UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Fuels & Food Services DF&FS), brings together the work of the three Military Services to provide a competition and develop the skills of Catering personnel to improve performance on operations, afloat and the field in support of Defence. DF&FS seeks a service concession Contract, which engages with an experienced event management company to organise, deliver and execute a high profile Joint Services Catering Event, each year for a period of four years 2014 – 2017. The successful company will be required to; organise and execute the event, including identifying a suitable venue, which isacceptable to the Authority, details of which will be included in the Invitation to Tender Documents. The commercial delivery partner will generate the essential funding by charging exhibitors for displaying their products, which would allow the recovery of their costs of staging the event from the revenue generated. This event is designed to provide a competition to develop and showcase the craft skills of military chefs. Over the years the focus of the competition has moved steadily towards developing the work of military caterers on operations. Currently, around 500 military and contract caterers from across Defence attend and compete at the 3-day exercise and the event is held in high regard by the Food Service Industry. To provide a competition and develop the skills of Catering personnel to improve performance on operations, afloat and the field in support of Defence.

Defence Fuel & Food Services, DE&S

street: #4233,ELM 2C,MOD ABBEY WOOD

postalCode: BS34 8JH


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: Advocacy Service

description: Staffordshire County Council wishes to invite tenders for the provision of an Advocacy service across the County of Staffordshire. The principal aim of the Service is to provide independent advocacy support for adults within the community. People who are eligible to access the Service comprise those who have a learning disability, or a mental health issue, or a long-term condition or disability or who are aged 65 years and over. The Service will support Service Users in speaking up for themselves and being heard. The Service will help Service Users to express and articulate their wishes and claim their rights and will be independent of public service provision. Advocacy is a partnership between two people: the partner, who is at risk of not being heard and their rights ignored; and the Advocate, someone who represents that Partner’s interests as if they were their own. The main purpose of advocacy is to encourage empowerment in order that a Service User can make choices, assert their rights as they see them, and receive the type of services that suits their needs. The Service Specification and outcomes has been developed around the Councils Strategic Priorities and delivering service user outcomes. It is estimated that the Contract will commence on the 6th January 2014. However this may be reviewed during the tender process and the actual start date will be confirmed with the successful tenderer. The Contract is for the provision of an Advocacy Service and the contract will automatically expire 2 years after the start date in 2016. Any extension of the contract beyond 2015 will be determined by the County Council following an evaluation of the Service which has been delivered by the successful tenderer during the Contract Period. The requirements of The Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 have been considered. TUPE may apply to these contracts.

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


documentType: awardNotice

title: Customer Portal

description:
AmicusHorizon are looking for a suitable contractor(s) to provide software so residents can access and maintain their data:

 -Rent Account

 -Repairs

 -Customer Profile

 (MT Ref:109852)

AmicusHorizon Ltd

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME8 9NP


title: Design and Build of a purpose built cafe for Hotham Park, Bognor Regis, West Sussex

description: The Council intend to appoint a suitable contractor to complete the design and construction of a single storey building for use as a café within Hotham Park, Bognor Regis. The selected and appointed contractor would be required to submit for and obtain all relevant statutory consents including both planning and building regulation approval. In tendering for the opportunity interested contractor(s) should allow within their submission to provide outline and budget costed design proposal alternatives (2 No. required) initially in order that the Council may select their preferred option to proceed. Once a decision is made on the Council’s preferred design option the appointed contractor would then be required to submit for and obtain full statutory consents for the building. As the Council is both Landlord and the Local Planning Authority the matter would have to go before the Council’s Development and Control committee for final decision. This process will impact on timescale for decision and therefore the Council would propose that the appointed contractor must aim to submit a full validated planning application to the Planning Department at Arun District Council no later than 24th January 2014. The contractor would have full responsibility for the design and construction phases including all applicable Health & Safety and CDM regulation requirements (The client will appoint an external CDM coordinator) up to full and including final completion of the work. The Council are also currently proceeding in procuring the services of a café operator. It is intended that the Council will fund the design and construction of the building and will appoint a suitable contractor to deliver both the design and construction on site.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Arun District Council

street: Maltravers Road

postalCode: BN17 5LF


name: London Borough of Hounslow - Corporate Procurement Unit

title: Appointment of Providers of Pre-School Provision for 2 - 5 Year Old's

description: The Council anticipates that the new statutory duty, to be introduced in September 2013 to offer disadvantaged 2 year old children 15 hours of free early education a week over a minimum of 38 weeks per year, will significantly increase the demand for early education places within Hounslow. Expressions of Interest are invited from experienced and qualified providers to deliver high quality pre-school provision for 2-5 year olds in community buildings that have been identified by the council as available for pre-school use. The provider will be required to hire the building. Potential providers will be required to evidence their ability to: • Operate the pre-school/s at a good or above Ofsted rating; • Promote equality and inclusion, particularly for disadvantaged families, looked-after children, children in need and children with disabilities or special educational needs by removing barriers of access to free early education and working with parents to give each child support to fulfil their potential; • Provide affordable, flexible and accessible childcare in line with the needs of the local community; • Provide high quality early education and childcare in line with revised EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) statutory requirements. The value of this/these contracts will be approximately £1M per annum , this represents 164 placements. Contracts will be awarded based on 100% Quality.

street: Civic Centre,Lampton Road

postalCode: TW3 4DN


title: GIS Tender

description: PROJECT BRIEF – GIS MAPPINGRiverside Carlisle currently has circa 6100 properties spread across 19 different neighbourhoods within Carlisle and the surrounding Districts.The project is to be completed and the data presented in ESRI ArcGIS format projected to the British National Grid Coordinate System.We have broken the specification and down into the different elements for ease of reference.PUBLIC OPEN SPACESWe currently have no data regarding our Public Open Spaces. As well as needing the information for maintenance and planning purposes, these pockets of land have potential for development and/or disposal so we will require all the information about these areas to be collected and collated.SpecificationOur GIS Officer will provide you with the Properties and Land Ownership Data (in Shapefile format) for all 19 of our Neighbourhoods.You will use this data as the basis to identify the areas in question and clarify any anomalies before starting on the fieldwork.We will also provide a list of neighbourhood priorities.You will visit each Public Open Space in all 19 Neighbourhoods (in the priority order that we have specified) and using Tablet PCs, Lasers and/or GPS, all maintenance and other assets on site will be accurately mapped. The data collected will include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following;Asset Type CommentsFences Including Type (i.e. wooden post and rail, wooden post and netting, metal, post, concrete etcGates Including Type (i.e. wood, metal, double gate, single gate)Hedges Including Type (i.e. young, old, remnant etc)Walls Including Type (i.e. brick, sandstone, concrete etc)Trees Species, height, dbh, approximate planting year and causes for concern (e.g. Ash Die Back or other diseases and/or conditions which pose a risk to the specimen)Ground Cover e.g. Shrub beds, grass, hard surfacing, tarmac, boggy/marshy land, gravel, streams and ponds, stream banks etcFootpaths and Roads Including Type i.e. tarmac, gravel,) and Status (official, unofficial, adopted etc)Car Parks Including Type (concrete, tarmac etc) and general condition (delineated etc)Street Furniture e.g. Lamp posts, Telegraph Poles, Litter Bins, Benches, Street Signs, Bollards etc including Type where applicablePlay Equipment Including type (i.e. swings, roundabouts etc) and material (i.e. metal, steel) and general conditionServices e.g. gas, electric, fire, utilities, drains, gutters, inspection covers etc, where identified from the groundAccess Points Gate or other in enclosed areasYou will then collate all this data and also carry out searches as to other possible statutory designations (i.e. Conservation Areas, SSSIs, TPOs, etc.)You will then prepare the data for submission and will provide us with all the GIS data in a Shapefile and associated layer file format.You will need to include an extra over cost for printing and time, please provide costs to cover all types of presentation material (e.g. paper maps, map books, map boards etc).CostsIn terms of time, you will allow for a minimum of 2 days site time and 1 day office time per Neighbourhood. We appreciate that this will not be uniform across all of the Neighbourhoods, but as an average across all and based on previous work, we are confident that this is a realistic timescale for completion of the works. That said you must familiarise yourselves with the information provide, commit to this delivery proposal and submit a fix price cost exclusive of VAT. No claims for extra time will be accepted and you will be required to resource the project accordingly.Your fixed price cost shall include all travel, accommodation and other associated costs.GARDEN CONDITION SURVEYYou will carry out a Garden Condition Survey on all of our circa 6100 properties in each of the 19 Neighbourhoods.This will involve a ‘discreet’ walk by survey to ascertain the score for each front garden, and we will assume that the back garden is in the same condition.The following Matrix will be used:Category DescriptionA - Excellent Clear signs of dedicated maintenance with particular care and attention.E.g. mown lawn, clipped hedge, flower beds, shrub beds, garden ornaments and / or features etcB – Satisfactory Signs of regular maintenance with some care and attentionE.g. tidy lawn or hard landscaping, some flowers / shrubs, no rubbish and only small amounts of weeds.C - Unsatisfactory Signs of irregular maintenance with little care and attentionE.g. untidy lawn or hard landscaping, untidy hedge, rubbish and weedsD – Poor (requires serious intervention) Signs of no maintenanceRubbish piled up (inc. furniture, white goods and garden waste).Bare ground (no lawn, shrub beds or hard landscaping).The data shall be colour coded (red, amber, green and black) so that we can get a visual overview of each property and this will be provided to us as a polygon map layer.You will need to include an extra over cost for printing and time, please provide costs to cover all types of presentation material (e.g. paper maps, map books, map boards etc.).CostsIn terms of time, you will allow for a minimum of 2 days per Neighbourhood. We appreciate that this will not be uniform across all of the Neighbourhoods, but as an average across all and based on previous work, we are confident that this is a realistic timescale for completion of the works. That said you must familiarise yourselves with the information provide, commit to this delivery proposal and submit a fix price cost exclusive of VAT. No claims for extra time will be accepted and you will be required to resource the project accordingly.Your fixed price cost shall include all travel, accommodation and other associated costs.OTHER DATAExternalYou are also to research the availability of external data that may be available to acquire that we are not already in possession of (such as Utility Data, Police Data, Demographic Data, and Environmental Data).Your fixed price cost shall include all travel, accommodation and other associated costs.InternalIn addition, you are to assist in assessing other ways that our own internal data can be linked to our GIS system. This may include programming time to automate processes.Your fixed price cost shall include all travel, accommodation and other associated costs.LONGER TERM DATA MANAGEMENTOne of the aims of the project is to have our data in a single source which can easily be updated and edited without being too onerous on our GIS Officer and also can be easily administered by our GIS Officer so that the data remains relevant and reliable.You are to provide us with some simplified tools in a Custom Toolbar, that will enable us to do the following;- Edit the shape and attributes of the captured data that you supply to us for this project (and the data for the Communal Grounds Maintenance previously supplied)- Maintain the integrity of the attribute data by limiting data entry to ‘drop-down’ lists that can be managed by our GIS Officer- Provide map templates to speed up and homogenise map outputs (e.g. incorporating logos, legends etc)- A tool allowing the user to make spatial joins between the property data and other internal data (e.g. wheel chair access, under occupancy etc)None of the above is to limit our GIS Officer’s ability to access and edit the data through ESRI’s standard tools.TRAININGYou to provide us with accredited ESRI training which should be aimed at not only the technical aspects of the systems but also training of a practical nature.Prior to the training you will gather a better understanding of each delegate’s GIS capability level and then design a programme that would best suit our own requirements. The training will be tailored to be task specific to our needs and requirements and would concentrate on how to use the Custom Toolbar provided. However, within that framework we will also provide the delegates with an overview and understanding of what GIS is and how it fits into the organisation.This will include topics such as Spatial Data Concepts, Data Formats such as Geodatabases and Shapefiles and understanding the ArcGIS platform.Specific tasks will include training on how to select and identify features, creating and editing data and presenting data. The training will use our own Plans and delegates will become familiar with the skills required to create, edit, display and present our data.Your fixed price cost shall include all travel, accommodation and other associated costs.When you submit the data, this will include all Intellectual Property Rights in that data, as well as in the Layer Files that are submitted. For clarification, this means that the actual data will be owned by us, for us to edit, share, update etc. as we choose. Equally any data in the Layer Files such as Legends, Colour Mixes, Labels, Label Styles, etc. will also be transferred to us and can be re-used, replicated and adapted. You are to only retain the IP right to any source code that you have produced and may be contained within any Toolbars, Databases, Maps or other Software used to produce the final output. (MT Ref:97016)

Riverside Carlisle

street: English Gate Plaza,Botchergate,Asset Management

postalCode: CA1 1RP


title: Framework Agreements for the Provision of Training and Associated Services

description:
The service required by Ofgem falls into the categories listed below:

 -Design and delivery of training sessions

 -Tailoring existing training courses as requested

 -Production and copywriting of handouts and slides

 -Provision of Learning and Development management information

 -Delivery of training sessions in other locations around the UK

 -Creative methods of delivering information

 The Lots which are covered by this PQQ are:

 Lot 1 – Gas and electricity training – how the markets work, basic and more advanced technical/physical function of the gas and electricity networks

 Lot 2 – Diversity training

 Lot 3 – Soft skills – assertiveness, influencing, negotiation, managing difficult situations, personal impact, stakeholder management, giving feedback (NB this list is not exhaustive)

 Further Lots i.e. management development, finance training, economics training, etc. will be covered in another PQQ.

 We are looking to award a framework agreement for each Lot with a maximum of three suppliers per framework. Tenderers should be able to meet all the requirements in the Lot which they intend to bid for; more importantly is the ability to provide a quality service and we will assess the bids in these terms.

 (MT Ref:107797)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: PHE (Birmingham) Scientific - Genoscan(GenoType and GenoQuick assays)

description: Public Health England (PHE), also referred to as the 'Authority', is looking to purchase an automated instrument for analysis of GenoType and GenoQuick assays. "We expect to award a contract for a period of 3 years with 2 possible extensions of 12 months each relating to the purchase of the equipment detailed in the specification. At the present time it is intended that one Genoscan will be purchased from this agreement, however it is possible further machines will be required over the contract period.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,CRCE Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


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

title: REPLACEMENT OF SWIMMING POOL BOILERS

description: The decommissioning and removal of existing boilers and the supply, installation and commissioning of 4 new boilers for the heating of the swimming pool at St. James Pool, King's Lynn.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


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

title: Grant Funding Opportunity to develop and co-ordinate contract guidance and a central legal support function for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Sector

description: This is a grant of up to £200,000 to: a) produce a document which offers general advice on the meaning and potential impact of the different terms within an industry standard contract which will be developed by the Ministry of Justice as part of the Rehabilitation Programme. b) organise access to a legal support function to build the capability of VCSE organisations to understand key legal aspects of the Transforming Rehabilitation Programme. Access should be available to organisations who have registered as potential tier 2 or tier 3 providers, but not those who have also registered as tier 1 and have been successful at PQQ. Advice should be delivered in an accessible and cost-effective manner and be available to VCSE organisations across England and Wales. Access to a legal support function may be delivered, for example, through a combination of a triage service, a helpline, online support or one on one sessions. Organisations should note that the grant is being given for this very specific purpose; to build the capacity and capability of voluntary and community sector organisations to understand key legal aspects of the Transforming Rehabilitation programme by organising access to a legal support function where required. It is not to deliver a service. The Grant is intended to be awarded in January 2014, for work to be completed by 31st March 2014

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


title: London Fields Reinstatement Works (Meadow)

description: The Council wishes to improve the facilities available to local people in London Fields Park through the conversion of a Redgra sports surface to natural turf parkland. It sets down here its initial statement of requirements. London Fields is one of Hackney's most popular parks. It is classified as common land due to its historical roots as a site for grazing animals and as a route for moving animals to market at Smithfield. As part of the Council’s ongoing investment plans London Fields will benefit from significant improvements to the amenities available to those visiting the park. There are plans to construct new public toilet facilities and remodel the southern access point near Broadway Market. This request for quotation relates to the reinstatement of turf in the southern green. Other elements such as the construction of the toilets facilities and works to the entrance will be happening simultaneously with this project. It is the Council’s wish that the works commence on site on or before 1 April 2013. Bidders will need to confirm they are able to mobilise in time to meet this deadline.


title: Reinstall and Service of Talysurf and Talyrond Machine Tools

description: Liverpool John Moores University requests initial “Expressions of Interest” from those suppliers capable of providing the 3 services detailed. [1] - Reinstall Form Talysurf 120 Instrument in Basement Laboratory from storage. [2] - Complete Full Preventative Maintenance Service and Calibration on Form Talysurf 120. [3] - Complete Full Preventative Maintenance Service and Calibration on Form Talyrond 210 Please note that these systems are circa. 20 years old Suppliers should request the detailed Contract Specification Requirements by e-mail from s.p.mcdonald@ljmu.ac.uk to register their Expression of Interest to participate in this project

Liverpool John Moores University

street: 4th Floor ,Kingsway House,Hatton Garden

postalCode: l3 2AJ


title: GB-Leicester: Construction of Jubilee Square, Leicester

description: Leicester City Council’s Transport Strategy Team would like to invite contractors to tender for the construction of the Jubilee Square Project via Pre-Qualification Questionnaire, Invitation to Tender and Tender evaluation process. Jubilee Square project will include the following works: • Construction of an attractive new square and gateway into the city centre. • Construction of hard and soft landscaping; • Paved events area and linking carriageway from St. Nicholas Circle to High Street & Highcross Street, using porphyry natural stone blocks laid on specialist mortar bed above proposed concrete slab, • Resin bound gravel footways on bituminous construction above granular sub-base surrounded by two rows of silver grey granite setts, • Turfed lawns, • Trees and landscape area including plants, • Approximate area of porphyry natural stone blocks on rigid construction is 3200sqm. • Approximate area of resin bound gravel above bituminous footway is 1000sqm. • Approximate landscape planting area is 500sqm. • Approximate lawn area is 750sqm. • Street furniture including seats, tables, bins and cycle frames, • Retaining walls, • Raised concrete seating edge and concrete seating edge, • Dark grey granite corduroy paving to top and bottom of steps, • Silver grey granite edge to steps, • Silver grey granite wall edge, • Public lighting, • LED screen lighting • Decorative screening panels, • Archway to match decorative screening panels • Surface water drainage, connecting into adjacent existing surface water sewer network, • Provision of recessed covers and frames and level adjustment for existing utilities inspection chambers, • Protection to existing utilities apparatus, • Lining and signing, • Metal fence with gate to Wygston’s House. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta E-Sourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/??notice-title??/6SG476HXGC To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/6SG476HXGC If you experience any technical difficulties from accessing the above url, then please contact the Delta eSourcing Helpdesk on call 0845 270 7050 or email helpdesk@delta-esourcing.com.

Leicester City Council

street: B Block, New Walk Sentry,Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: Tender for External Pay and Reward Strategy ABN-C-1218

description: Civil Service Employee Policy is currently designing a pay and reward strategy support service for delivery across the Civil Service, with a view to rolling out a full pay strategy service for April 2014. Alongside and integrated into this design work, CS Employee Policy is currently providing support to around 5/6 departments in relation to various pay strategy issues: either helping them to review their pay strategy overall, or working with them in delivering this year’s pay remit. Civil Service Employee Policy require consultancy support to provide specialised expertise on cross-sector pay and reward strategies, and their potential applicability to Civil Service departments. They will use this expertise to support CS Employee Policy in the design, development and early delivery of their pay and reward service. To be included in this Tender exercise, interested parties should register using the following link: http://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml.

street: Department for Work & Pensions, Profesional Services Team, Caxton House, Fifth Floor, 6 - 12 Tothill Street , London

postalCode: SW1H 9NA


title: GB-East Grinstead: Security Services & Car Park Management

description: Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, East Grinstead is looking to tender for the provision of a 24/7 Manned Security service which will also include an element of car parking management. The trust requires the provision of a high quality professional uniformed security service to protect the trust’s property, the property of patients and staff while on the premises, and the personal safety of patients, staff and visitors.The proposed contract will commence on the 1st April 2014 and run for a period of 3 years. There is a Pre Qualification Questionnaire for this opprortunity.On completion of this questionnaire bidders will be short-listed and those who are successful will be invited to tender where a full specification will be made available. Deadline for PQQ submission is 15th November 5pm. To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/4A732ZFKK5

street: Holtye Road

postalCode: RH19 3DZ


title: RM2497 SB-798 PROVISION OF USABILITY TESTING

description: The purpose of this brief is to procure (a) lab facilities within which to conduct usability testing (b) a sample of participants to take part in usability testing sessions. This testing will enable GDS to identify and address user experience issues and to drive design and development of the IER service. For this project GDS plan to run 15 usability testing days. Each testing day will require 8 participants for 40-minute sessions. Please see attached document for full description.

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: PROVISION OF TARGETED PREVENTATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES

description: The London Borough of Hackney is inviting expressions of interest from organisations which are experienced in providing Targeted Preventative Support services. These services aim to promote independence, choice and control, (including housing-related independence), reduce social isolation and promote health and wellbeing across all user groups. We will be looking to commission time limited interventions although a small proportion of users may require longer-term support. Targeted Preventative Services will help to deliver the following outcomes for service users: • help to maintain or regain their independence; • continue to live in their own homes; • ensure users move through services to a community-based provision; • deliver a service of support after re-ablement programmes, improving enablement and recovery; • improvement in health and wellbeing; • ensure that tenancies are maintained and evictions avoided; • reduce cases of social isolation; • enhancement of individual employability (where relevant); • prevent or delay the need for long-term care. We are looking to procure three service types: (i) Neighbourhood-based, housing-related Floating Support Services (four neighbourhood based services to users aged 16+ years); (ii) A Programme of Health & Wellbeing Activities (borough-wide service for users aged 18+ years); (iii) Volunteering & Befriending Service (borough-wide service for users aged 18+ years). Providers may express an interest in all of the service types. We will not however, award a contract to any organisation, as a single bidder, or lead contractor, for more than 2 different service types. A common point of referral will provide a screening process to determine need, eligibility and appropriate service type: this will be managed by the Volunteering and Befriending Service. Contract duration will be 3 years, with scope for annual extensions for a maximum of 2 further years. TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment Regulations) 2006) transfer is expected to apply.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Hackney Service Centre, ,One Hillman Street

postalCode: E8 1DY


title: Provision of Thermographic Survey

description: Royal Armouries seeks to appoint an experienced supplier to undertake a thermographic survey of the museum roof spaces to locate any areas where moisture may be retained or trapped. The results will allow for an accurate decision to be made regarding the remedial repairs necessary.

Royal Armouries

street: Armouries Drive

postalCode: LS10 1LT


title: Provision of Ground Handling Services for RAF and MoD Aircraft at Calgary and Edmonton Airports, Canada

description: Ground Handling Services


title: GB-Salford e-Recruitment System

description: HM Revenue and Customs in conjunction with Civil Service Resourcing (CS Resourcing) wish to procure an e-Recruitment System which will support internal and external recruitment by Customer Organisations across Central Government.These Customer Organisations will have a range of hardware, software and security firewalls. CS Resourcing are seeking an e-Recruitment System that will streamline processes, improve efficiency, optimise the user experience, encourage internal resource mobility and provide a strategic solution capable of dealing with the complexities of providing a system that will cope with multiple and diverse requirements across a wide range of Customer Organisations. CS Resourcing will provide a Managed Service to Central Government Customer Organisations and the following link provides a list of potential Customer Organisations and their agencies whomay make use of the service https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations


title: The Supply and Delivery of Personal Protective Clothing

description: As the Trading Fund of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (“FCO”), FCO Services is seeking to appoint one supplier to provide the supply and distribution of PPE. FCO Services currently spends in the region of £50-70k per annum, covering the types of PPE and Safety Wear outlined in the Invitation to Tender documentation. Items purchased range from some casual work wear (polo shirts, high visibility vests etc).

FCO Services

street: Procurement and Commercial Contracts Group (PCCG),Hanslope Park


title: Employment Support Steps Programme In Mercia

description: "This Employment Support Steps Programme is aimed at claimants on Jobseeker Allowance (JSA), Incapacity Benefit (IB), Income Support (IS) and Employment and Support Allowance (Work Related Activity Group) ESA (WRAG) in Mercia Jobcentre Plus District who due to their health conditions are not able to engage with current Government funded provision, not subject to mandatory Work Programme referral and unlikely to obtain work of 16 hours or more per week within the next 6 to 9 months. This programme is intended provide a 26 week period of support modules to help claimants re-focus from health issues, by building their confidence and motivation by identifying steps and activities that can move them forward ‘gradually’, but with fixed goals, to realise employment or participation in other contracted/non-contracted provision such as Work Choice or Work Programme. NB The Invitation to Tender document is available on Bravo for completion. If you are not a Bravo registered supplier, you need to register with Bravo to bid https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml Helpline 'phone number: 0800 3684850. Helpline: help@bravosolution.co.uk See Instructions to Bidders document. " "The competition failed to identify a successful bidder. "


title: Information Systems Business Requirements Gathering Workshop Planning and Delivery

description: Requirement DWP require an external supplier with specialist capability in IT Service Management to design, review and deliver a repeatable workshop framework that identifies and captures detailed Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The objective is to give DWP Corporate IT the capability to identify and agree KPIs with individual DWP individual business areas/units and to create a repeatable workshop framework for KPI reporting. Initially, support may be needed from the supplier to embed the capability to run the workshops. The repeatable workshop framework will enable DWP to capture the business requirements for Information Systems from various DWP business areas/units so that the service definition, service reporting and overall performance reporting of the services to be tendered by the DWP’s Future Contracting Delivery programme (FCD) is more aligned to recognisable business services rather than technology stacks or IT components. The KPIs identified will be potentially used as data in an automated dashboard that will enable Senior Managers to better understand how IT is performing. Approach and Location This framework will be tested by the successful supplier on a single nominated business area to prove the framework is correct & produce a Business Requirement Report. The plan is that the workshop will be run at a DWP office (potentially Peel Park, Blackpool or Birchwood Park, Warrington). Once this has been completed and signed off, DWP will roll out the approach for the outstanding business areas, with support -only if needed - from the supplier. Context The Business Requirement Report will enable DWP to be better informed in the development of their draft ITT’s and in the DWP Vendor Engagement for the Future Contracting Delivery (FCD). The Future Contracting Delivery (FCD) Programme is responsible for the delivery of a programme of commercial activity to provide the contractual arrangements for the provision of the Departments future strategic IT requirements, including networks, hosting, service integration and security services. FCD is one of the top major programmes and is critical to DWP for its business delivery which is dependent on the underpinning IT. Budget The assignment will be for capped at a cost of £16,500 (exc. VAT). It is estimated that this will require 20 days effort, although bidders can define their own resource plan. Confidentiality The successful supplier will have access to DWP data and each member of the proposed team will need to sign a Confidentiality Undertaking before starting work.

street: Professional Services ,Caxton House - Fifth Floor,Tothill Street


title: HRPROC013-13 Compliance Officer

description: The purpose of the compliance officer post is to: -raise awareness of the requirements of the Regulations -improve the overall compliance with the Regulations through education, advice and an effective and proportionate regulatory approach where necessary, and -ensure that those businesses that need to register with the OFT for AML purposes do so.


title: GB-Stoke: The Provision of Cycling Support for Businesses through the LSTF Programme

description: Tenders were invited for The Provision of Cycling Support for Businesses through the LSTF Programme. Further details are contained within the tender documentation.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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

postalCode: ST4 1HH


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of Catering Equipment

description: Provision of small pieces of catering equipment which will include individual kit, cutlery and crockery for the Trust. For expression of Interest please follow the link: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6666

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: GB-London: Creative Testing and Development Research on VE’s RGF Campaign’ RFQ

description: Visit England (VE) invites you to quote for a contract to provide Creative Testing and Development Research for VisitEngland’s Thematic RGF Campaign.

VisitEngland

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Supply of Ultrasonic Bone Cutter

description:
An ultrasonic bone cutter is required that must be able to cut through bone but preserving the soft tissue (nerves, vessels, dura etc.

 The cutter must also have:

 A range of cutting tips for different procedures, different cutting power settings, integrated aspiration and irrigation, sufficient length (at least 10cm) for use in transtubular minimally invasive spinal procedures.

 Having straight and angulated handpieces for use in microscopic/endoscopic surgery and the additional option of ultrasonic aspiration for soft tissue (brain tumours)would be an advantage.

 The Equipment must be CE marked

 (MT Ref:109090)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Colindale Main Boiler Plant - Economisers

description: To design, supply, installation & commission the replacement of 2No.external flue gas economizer plant, suitable for installation to 2# existing 7,500 lbs/hr Robey Lincoln II boilers. (Serial Nos. 75014 & 75015) Proposals should detail whether the existing housings are being retained and reused or whether they are being replaced. When the boiler is operating at low load then care must be taken to avoid flue gases approaching dew point temperature. Tenders shall detail how this is to be achieved. SITE VISITS To ensure the understanding of PHE’s requirement for the services specified, there will be an opportunity to visit the site prior to the submission of tender by arrangement as detailed below: Please contact David Sherrin (Tel: 020 8327 6620 ; email: david.sherrin@phe.gov.uk) at least 1 day before the intended date(s) to confirm the name(s) of the representative(s) attending. As the successful Tenderer will be deemed to have fully understood the requirements it is important that this opportunity should not be missed. Visits must be completed by 14th August 201 in time to allow a tender to be submitted via Bravo. Tender closes 17:00 21st August 2013.


title: Legal Aid changes since April 2013: participation work with children and young people

description: The changes to Legal Aid since 1 April 2013 were chosen as a topic for a CRIA due to the potential serious impacts not only on access to justice for children but also on a wide range of substantive rights due to the number of areas of law affected. The ability of the courts to protect the rights of children is seriously threatened by these changes, in particular since children by virtue of their age and capacity are less likely to be able to participate effectively, in legal proceedings without professional advice and assistance. A screening exercise on potential topics for CRIAs with Amplify, the Children’s Commissioner’s advisory group of children and young people, also identified a fair civil justice system as of high importance. A separate invitation to tender has been issued in relation to the quantitative research for the CRIA.3 Legal research for the CRIA will be done by OCC. The participation work that is the subject of this invitation to tender will form the qualitative research for the CRIA. The qualititative research objectives are: 1. To obtain the views and experiences of children in relation to the changes to Legal Aid and other forms of advice for legal problems since April 2013. 2. To assess what the impacts have been on children of these changes (both direct impacts, and those felt as a result of behavioural changes by other actors such as parents/carers as a result of those changes).

Office of the Children's Commissioner

street: 33 Greycoat Street,London

postalCode: SW1P 2QF


name: Ministry of Defence, Defence Equipment and Support, Joint Support Chain & Logistic Commodities and Support

title: Enabling contract for the supply of combat application tourniquet

email: DES Commodities-M&GS-Comrcl-1D@mod.uk


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

title: Supply, Storage (VMI and CSI), Repair, Delivery and PDS of HP/LP Desiccant Dryers, BA Clean Up packs and Associated Equipments Fitted to HM Ships and Submarines

description: Supply, Storage (VMI and CSI), Repair, Delivery and Post Design Services of HP/LP Desiccant Dryers, BA Clean Up Packs and Associated Equipments Fitted to HM Ships and Submarines


title: CAR PARK MANAGEMENT SERVICE

description: Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust requires a service provider who is a member of the British Parking Association (BPA) to act as a concessionaire to manage and monitor the provision of parking for patients, visitors and staff against the parking availability. This will be in conjunction with the Trust’s installation of physical parking measures and staff parking permit scheme. The primary objective is to provide a car park management service that controls visitor and staff parking provision in line with the Trusts site specific travel plan, whilst preventing unauthorised and unsafe parking in order to balance the Trust’s parking provision against the parking needs. A secondary objective is to provide opportunities for income generation through revenues from visitor parking and unauthorised parking which supports the investment of the car park management service and also financially rewards the Trust. The ultimate intention is to implement a car park management service which improves the overall patient /visitor experience. There are currently 10 properties across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire to be considered for parking management services. The Trust’s remaining 50 properties may be reviewed if appropriate for inclusion in the future. Key features of the service • Accredited service provider – Member of the British Parking Association (BPA) • Provision of pay and display machines • Parking patrol (visible officers) - Issue of parking charges to offending vehicles - Technology to track / record offence - Assist vehicles parking on site - Assist visitors where appropriate - Assist in managing on site traffic congestion - Reporting H&S issues - Debt recovery scheme - All operatives to have DBS clearance

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

street: Trust Headquarters

postalCode: OX4 2GX


title: Remote Cytogenetic Analysis Station

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,CRCE Chilton


title: State of the UK's Public Parks

description: Having invested over £660million in public parks since 1996, HLF is keen to take a more proactive role in advocating the value of quality parks to the public, decision makers and politicians alike. The proposed State of the UK’s Parks report will be a key tool in our advocacy campaign and act as a benchmark of current standards. The report will be used to demonstrate the use and value of well-maintained parks to people and communities, reveal recent changes in the condition and financing of public parks, and identify if their heritage and past HLF investment is likely to be placed at risk as a result of the present and predicted economic environment. The final State of the UK’s Parks report should identify emerging trends or issues associated with the ownership, management, maintenance, staffing and financing of the UK’s public parks

National Heritage Memorial Fund

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: Research for the Engineering Construction element of the nuclear sector

ECITB

street: Blue Court,Church Lane

postalCode: WD4 8JP


title: GB-Southampton: Video Production

description: Videos could be required in various formats for viewing in different media (for example on Ordnance Survey’s You Tube channel, on its website, in broadcast quality for TV, in presentations and so on). A high quality ‘master’ copy will also be required (1080p: 1920 x 1080 25FPS H264(HQ)) for archiving. Videos must conform to Ordnance Survey’s corporate identity guidelines, include our corporate opening & closing title frames (which will be supplied) and will involve close liaison with relevant Ordnance Survey staff during the whole production process. The types of videos required will vary in type and length, for example, they could include any of the following: • Promotional videos for our products and services • Recording of events • Short documentary films • Videos including live action, animated graphics or a mixture of both • ‘Talking Heads’ videos Typical examples can be found on the Ordnance Survey You Tube channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/OSMapping) Participants are invited to submit a brief proposal which should be no more than one side of A4, summarising how this would be conducted, together with the associated production prices together with a fuly costed quote for the sample videos below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_jM-UfGHHk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grV156pIOK0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xGI3wnZBk In your response you may wish to include some brief details of your experience/skills for the following: - range of equipment used for video production - quality standards of video production - video editing and associated software - special effects, graphics and animations Plus evidence of experience in conducting similar videos and/or client testimonials Please note that there is no registration of interest required; email proposals to angela.morcumb@ordnancesurvey.co.uk by no later than 14:00 hrs on 28th January 2013

Ordnance Survey

street: Adanac Drive

postalCode: SO16 0AS


title: SP713 - Cdiff PCR Testing for County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

description: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) is seeking to bring in house a nucleic acid test (NAT) for the confirmation of C.difficile positivity. Testing for the presence of the toxin gene by NAT will identify those specimens which have the genotype to produce the toxin and so have the ability to cause C.difficile infection. NAT testing is not currently part of the reporting algorithm for mandatory surveillance, but will add value in the overall management of patients . Patients who are GDH positive and CDT negative/equivocal may or may not be carriers of the toxin. A reasonable estimate is that up to 30% of these patients will be toxin positive if tested by NAT and so believed to be true carriers. NAT testing will enable the trust to concentrate efforts both in terms of isolation and clinical monitoring and management of such patients much more effectively if we were able to identify toxin carriers much more accurately than at present. Companies are required to provide a NAT system that will test for the presence of C.difficile. The system provided on site will perform in terms of high specificity, senstitivity and repeatability. The system will have a small footprint, ease of use and will be able to process in excess of 600 tests a year, testing faeces specimens.The contract is for a period of 12 months with the option to extend an additonal 12 months at the Trusts discretion To register please visit the following link - http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6527


title: York stone, limestone and concrete paving repairs and replacement, Hyde and St James Parks

description: The Royal Parks are seeking a professional building contractor/ ground worker to carry-out paving refurbishment in 5 No locations in and around Hyde and St James Parks. The work involve removal of existing York-stone, limestone, tactile and concrete paving, salvaging and renewing stone slabs to match existing including preparation of sub-layers. Area 1,250 SQ M ( approx.)

Vinci Facilities

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: White Light Interferometer 3D Measurement System

description: The Coherent & Electro-Optics Research Group within the General Engineering Research Institute at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) seek to purchase a White Light Interferometer System. The system will be installed in the General Engineering Research Institute laboratories situated in the James Parsons Building, Byrom St, Liverpool U.K. Funding for the laser is by European Regional Development Funding (ERDF) and LJMU’s own funding.

Liverpool John Moores University

postalCode: postcode


title: GB-Romford: Upminster Windmill (4) - Interpretation Plan

description: We have been successful in receiving a Development Grant from Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and the London Borough of Havering are now seeking to engage a suitably qualified consultant to develop an Interpretation Plan to complement a Phase 2 HLF Heritage Grant application that will be made in early 2014 relating to the renovation of the Grade II* listed Upminster Windmill and the development of Upminster Windmill Heritage Site. The Interpretation Plan will be relied on extensively in order to formulate heritage education activities and the means of communicating ideas about the Windmill heritage through audio, visual and tactile interpretation as part of a self-guided experience. It will ensure that the information provided is effective, widely accessible and relevant to a whole range of audiences. • Fulfil the expectations of the Heritage Lottery Fund • Complement the Activity Plan • Reflect other supporting documents including the Conservation Management Statement for the building • Complement and integrate the proposed heritage activities for other heritage sites in Upminster, including the Old Chapel • Set out an action plan for the introduction of a heritage Interpretation programme at the Upminster Windmill Heritage Site The Commencement date for provision of the services shall be March 2013 and will run from the date of appointment (March 2013) to September 2013.

London Borough of Havering

street: Regeneration Service,1st Floor, Town Hall,Main Road

postalCode: RM1 3BD


title: Construction and Repair of Fishing Platforms and Associated works in Midlands Region, West Area

description: This is a framework for contractors to construct, repair, rebuild fishing platforms, access steps, bridges and paths and other associated works in the Environment Agency's Midlands Region, West Area. Anticipated one framework lot, either single or multi supplier to cover Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire County Areas of the Environment Agency's Midlands Region, West Area.

Environment Agency

street: Trentside Offices,Scarrington Road,West Bridgford

postalCode: NG2 5FA


title: Person Centred Reviews & Assessment

description:
CPI is currently developing a conceptual design to RIBA Stage C for the NBMC which will form the basis for the planning applications to Darlington Borough Council (DBC). CPI requires an Architect to provide architectural and engineering design services to prepare and submit these planning applications and to gain approval.

 (MT Ref:110401)

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: The Wilton Centre,Wilton

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: IT HEALTH CHECK SERVICES

description: The provision of an initial IT Health Check (“ITHC”) by a CESG CHECK certified tester.

Clarent Commerce CIC

street: Langstone Gate,Solent Road

postalCode: PO9 1TR


name: HM Procurator General and Treasury Solicitor

description: The Treasury Solicitor’s Department (TSol) is seeking to establish a panel of Service Providers that would be able to take occasional Witness Statements for Employment matters. TSol wishes to appoint up to two (2) Service Providers to deliver the Services within each of seven English and Welsh regions. IMPORTANT: Potential providers must register on the Government Procurement Service’s (GPS) Dynamic Marketplace system prior to Monday 4 November 2013 in order to receive an invitation to participate in the process: http://gps.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/i-am-supplier/register-future-opportunities The GPS will provide technical support to the competition process. Any enquiries about this notice should be addressed to: procurement@cps.gsi.gov.uk


title: GB-Bristol: Supply of Slide Rule and Parallel Rolling Rule

Maritime Platform Systems Team, DE&S

street: Ash 2c #3214,Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Advice Services Transition Fund Learning and Support Contract

description: The Big Lottery Fund is seeking a Service Provider, a single organisation or lead organisation working with sub-contractors, to deliver a Learning and Support package that will benefit our ASTF grant holders throughout the life of their projects. In October 2012 the Big Lottery Fund launched the Advice Services Transition Fund (ASTF), a £67 million funding initiative to support new ways of working within the not-for-profit advice sector. This total includes £32.5 million of funding provided by the Cabinet Office, which ASTF distributed to further support grant holders to achieve ASTF outcomes. Grants of between £50,000 and £350,000 were awarded to 228 partnerships consisting of not-for-profit advice and other voluntary sector organisations across England for up to two years of activity. Partnerships were formed around upper–tier local authority areas (or other similar arrangements to match local strategies). ASTF is designed to help the not-for-profit advice sector transform and adapt to a new and evolving funding environment by renewing service models to reduce duplication, measure the difference services can make to people’s lives, and bring providers together to be more efficient and effective. In order to thrive and secure its future sustainability, the independent advice sector will also need to be more enterprising and business-minded. Further details are provided in the ITT published on http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/about-big/tender-opportunities

Big Lottery Fund

street: One Plough Place

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


title: GB-LONDON: VISUAL DISPLAY IT SOLUTIONS

description: Visual display equipment and associated hardware/software for the Trinity House Operations & Planning Centre control room.

The Corporation of Trinity House

street: Trinity Square,Tower Hill

postalCode: EC3N 4DH


name: Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service

title: Certificate in Internal Workplace Mediation (CIWM) Accreditation

description: Please see tender document.

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

postalCode: NW1 3JJ


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Probation - Merseyside

title: Invitation to tender for a user council and peer mentoring service

description: User council and peer mentoring service. Full specification can be found within the attached document

street: Merseyside Probation Trust,Burlington House,Crosby Road North

postalCode: L22 0PJ


title: GB-Manchester: Crime Survey Data Analysis

description: The Commission for Equality and Human Rights (known as the Equality and Human Rights Commission) wishes to contract with a service provider to ensure a full set of baseline data is available for England and Wales and for Scotland in respect of a number of measures relating to the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW), formerly the British Crime Survey (BCS), and the Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS), together with follow-up data that show change over time. Suppliers should note that the 'Open' Procedure is being used, i.e. this is a one stage process - i.e. there is no Expression of Interest stage. The proposed Timetable is as follows: - Tender Submission Deadline:- 13:00 Monday 10th June; Desktop Evaluations and short listing if required by :- 17:00 Tuesday 11th June; Presentations :- Tuesday 17th or Wednesday 20th June; Contract award :- by Friday 21st June. Full tender documentation can be requested by emailing (with subject line ‘EHRC128/2013 Crime Data’) tenders@equalityhumanrights.com.

street: Arndale House,Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


title: Enforcement Review - Project Manager for Implementation of Programme Solution(s)

description:
Ofgem is seeking a project management consultant to manage and coordinate implementation activities for the Enforcement Review programme. This project manager will lead the Implement and Embed project, which comprises three strands of work:

 -Supporting Infrastructure: deliver technology, applications and conventions that enable the improved processes and improve the Enforcement Team’s ways of working;

 -Management & Support Processes: ensuring that Management and Support processes are updated/aligned so that the improved Enforcement processes, tools, guidance and supporting infrastructure are embedded (i.e. encouraging ongoing and consistent use by the Enforcement Team);

 -Implement: successfully implement all new Enforcement Review processes, tools, guidance and supporting infrastructure within the Enforcement team

 (MT Ref:106757)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Assisted Bath Maintenance Servicing and Repair Contract

description: Midland Heart Limited requires an Assisted Bath Maintenance Repair and Servicing contract for Midland Heart sites located across the Midlands. The contract duration will be for 3 years with an option to extend for 2 years. The contract is for a 24/7 service with a 4 hour emergency response and repair, and a 24 hour standard response and repair. The contract will be for service and repair of assisted baths, showers and hoists. The tender will open and be available from 16:00 Wednesday 27th February.

Midland Heart

street: 20 Bath Row

postalCode: B15 1LZ


title: Provision of a New Extraction Unit at HMP Styal

description: Provision of a new extraction system to the Dove Unit at HMP Styal


title: RM2641 – L0088; MSP COVENTRY EDUCATION AND LEARNING SERVICE

description: The objective of this contract is to provide support for the Potential PSM to advance their intention to mutualise and complete the spin out in time to meet their "go live‟ target of April 2014.

Government Procurement Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Fire Escape Maintenance

description: Midland Heart are looking to procure for Maintenance of External Fire Escapes. Midland Heart are looking to ensure that suitable and sufficient Fire Escape Surveys are carried out with regard to those properties identified by Midland Heart. A list of these properties is attached. Surveys are to identify Hazards, Essential repairs, Cyclical Maintenance. Provide photographs for all of the Fire Escapes listed & full elevation of the building to which the fire escape serves. Provide the number of treads /levels and escape doors leading onto the Fire Escape. Detail the estimated life left of the structure at time of survey and identify the surety of fire escape fixings to the structure & complete pull testing as required. Midland Heart wishes to ensure the safety of its tenants, visiting staff and all lawful visitors to its premises through the provision of suitable and sufficient Fire Escapes and compliance with any recommendations contained therein. Midland Heart requires a comprehensive list of actions required for each property.


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Breast implants & tissue matrix

description:
Competition Title : breast implants & tissue matrix
 Competition Notes : Please complete attached document. We are looking for a 12 month contract for breast implants, associated consumables and matrices used in reconstruction surgery.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

street: 2 Douglas Court,Anchorage Avenue,Shrewsbury Business Park

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


name: South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision of Signage Services

description: Provision of signage services in hospital locations.

street: Admin Building,Long Lane

postalCode: RM16 2PX


title: 3D Printing

description:
The works comprise of the de-installation of existing exhibition structure and the completion of design, supply, build and installation of the 3D Printing exhibition, including Sub-Contracting for 2D Graphic Production, in Antenna at the Science Museum.

 (MT Ref:105403)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Contemporary Science

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Cash Collection Services

description: Cash and cheques will be collected, counted, reported on and banked in a secure, efficient and timely manner from a range of locations throughout Shropshire and other sites in surrounding counties. There will also be a requirement for cash delivery within the contract. The contract will consist of two lots:- Lot A - School and other non educational catering sites & other income collection Council sites with approx 119 primaries and 15 secondaries in Shropshire, 55 Worcester & Hereford Schools, 10 Walsall Schools, 3 North Wales Schools and 5 non-educational sites. Monies being deposited into one account. Other Income Collection Council Sites. There are currently 18 of these sites within Shropshire and cash is deposited into 3 separate accounts. Lot B – Parking Payment Machine Cash Collection. There are currently 289 plus collections a week within Shropshire. TUPE will apply to lot 2. Please note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 and the Best Value Authorities Staff Transfers (Pensions) Direction 2007 will apply to Lot 2 of this requirement and compliance with such provisions, or replacement provisions applicable at the date of transfer, in relation to the protection of local authority pensions in respect of transferring staff will therefore be required. The successful Contractor(s) will also be required to comply with the Principles of Good Employment Practice issued by the Cabinet Office in December 2010 Bidders will be asked to provide details of any social, economic, environmental benefits they can deliver through the delivery of the required services. The Council reserves the right to change, withdraw or include establishments either on a temporary or permanent basis to this arrangement as necessary. Further sites may be added and other removed during the duration of the contract dependent on operational requirements. Tenderers may apply for one or both lots.

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall,Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


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

title: Lasting Power of Attorney Reasearch

description: Research findings to inform future marketing and engagement activity to proactively target the key identified groups to maximise Lasting Power of Attorney application rates, preferably through the digital route (although not exclusively) and at an earlier stage in an individual’s life (hence reducing pressure on the Court of Protection)

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Modelling options for cost recovery of National Calculations Methodologies (SAP and SBEM)

description: The objective is to procure, on behalf of the DECC Secretary of State, an analysis of possible cost recovery mechanisms relating to the use of the UK’s National Calculation Methodologies (NCMs) the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP), Reduced Data SAP (RDSAP) and the Simplified Building Energy Model (SBEM). DECC is responsible for SAP and RDSAP. DCLG is responsible for SBEM. The purpose of cost recovery is to transfer the cost of NCM maintenance and development from Government to those who benefit from their use. Beneficiaries include those companies whose business is to provide NCM software to those who undertaking energy performance assessments to those who receive the outputs of these assessments. The contractor will identify possible cost recovery options and recommend three lead options for further consideration by Government. . The three lead options will take full account of the legal constraints and Government good practice on the management of money. The study into possible cost recovery options should include a) setting a charge in relation to software development which draws on the National Calculation Methodologies; b) an additional charge on producing and registering Energy Performance and or other certificates which that are the outputs of the National Calculation Methodologies. c) an [additional] charge on manufacturers wishing to include or revise technology data within the Methodologies. The contractor would need to calculate the level at which to set the fee or charge, over cost recovery periods of one, two five, seven and ten years,and calculate for each of those periods the impact on revenues, on a per year basis, of the imposition of the charge itself. This is a short term contract fo the production of a single piece of analysis. Full details of requirements are laid out in the attached ITT

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

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Supply of a Sustainable Automatic Tray Sealing System

description: The supply of a sustainable, future proof Automatic Tray Sealing System Suppliers must be able to supply within budget and to tight timescales Tender documents are available from www.nhssourcing.co.uk

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: Provision of technical design services

description: Provision of technical design services in preparation for the installation of wayfinding totem signage foundations. Please note the deadline for full submission is no later than 12:00 noon on Monday 24 June 2013. For full details, process and timescales please refer to the attached document. Once registered on the Marketing Birmingham procurement website you will have access to a number of supporting documents to enable you to submit your tender bid.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


title: GB-London: ERDF Fashion Innovation Agency - New Website Build

description: Prospective Respondents are required to note University of the Arts London is seeking ‘Expressions of Interest’ from capable Respondents who have a proven track record in the design and build of websites within the creative, corporate or lifestyle sectors.

The University of the Arts London

street: 1 Granary Square,5th Floor, Granary Building,

postalCode: N1C 4AA


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

title: SACC DT ABM Portfolio External Safety Support

description: Safety consultancy services required to directly support the SACC DT Safety Manager in the discharge of his responsibilities including but not limited to , the provision of advice and guidance to stakeholders, the developement, evaluation and execution of safety management plans, the participation in safety risk management activities and the developement, evaluation and sustainment of safety cases .

email: des sacc-com1a@mod.uk


title: Harmondsworth Barn - Conservation and Repair

description: A Management Contractor with a track record of working on Grade 1 Listed Buildings (or Scheduled monuments, buildings of historic significance) is sought to oversee the Conservation and Repair Project at The Harmondsworth Tithe Barn. Works will include: - Erection of Scaffold including temporary roof. - Repair /renewal of roof coverings - Repair of the structural timber frame and roof structure - Repair of footings/foundations, - Repair /renewal of timber cladding, - Repair/repointing of masonry plinth walls, - Repair/making good rammed earth floor - Repair / overhaul of doors, joinery and metalwork, including any finishes or coating - Any internal work arising from the works to the exterior - Review of fire, lightning protection and electrical installations, including lighting.

English Heritage

street: East Gate Court,195-205 High Street

postalCode: GU1 3EH


title: Identity Assurance Sample for Iterative User Testing Contract

description: GDS is looking to procure a sample of participants to take part in the usability testing of the IDA and the facilities in which to hold these testing sessions. This testing will enable GDS to identify and address user experience issues and to drive the design and development of the Assurance position.

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Evaluation of Public Dialogue on Water Management Issues

description: This is a project to carry out deliberative public dialogue through qualitative research on water management issues to help ensure public views and concerns are fed into final plans and priorities for River Basin Management Plans and other WFD commitments.

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: Framework Agreements for the Provision of Training and Associated Services - Written Communications

description:
We have recently completed an internal review of our written communications. One of the key recommendations was to roll out a one day training programme to teams across the organisation and to build this into induction for new starters. We want this training to be interactive, enjoyable and memorable. Through it we aim:

 -To help everyone understand why the quality of our writing matters, and why we’re committed to communicating simply and clearly.

 -To enthuse people about the life-enhancing, career-enhancing impact of writing well.

 -To inspire people with examples of clear, simple, absorbing writing;

 -To generate discussion about what you need in order to write well;

 -To improve people’s planning and drafting skills;

 -To give people the confidence to edit their own and others’ work;

 -To leave people knowing where they can get more help after the training.

 The service required by Ofgem falls into the categories listed below. Interested parties will need to demonstrate experience and competence in these areas (some areas are desirable but to be determined):

 -Design and delivery of training sessions;

 -Tailoring existing training courses as requested;

 -Production and copywriting of hand-outs and slides;

 -Provision of Learning and Development management information;

 -Delivery of training sessions in other locations around the UK;

 -Creative methods of delivering information.

 We are looking to award a framework agreement with a minimum of one and a maximum of three suppliers.

 (MT Ref:109800)


title: Arthroscopic Consumables

description: Airedale NHS Foundation Trust invites expressions of interest for the provision of Arthroscopic consumables to complete the following procedures: Arthroscopic shoulders, stabilizations, rotator cuff repairs, partial and total meniscectomy and subacromial decompressions.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


title: RM1313 SB138 - Mutual Support Programme - Cumbria, Lancashire and Merseyside Probation - Innovo

description: In response to the Transforming Rehabilitation proposals staff within the three Probation Trusts (Cumbria, Merseyside and Lancashire – the “Parent Bodies”) have decided to spin-out a mutual. An external organisation, will also partner with the spin-out in forming the new ‘entity’ – Innovo (the “Potential PSM”). It is being explored whether or not bringing in multiple commercial partners, and other potential sources of funding are feasible. The vision is for Innovo to become the market leader in the provision of solutions to transform offenders’ lives. Its mission will be to deliver a year on year reduction in levels of reoffending. Its strategy will be to: transform existing rehabilitation services; grow market share in the delivery of core services to offenders; and develop new products and services for other vulnerable groups to enable expansion into other markets. The plan for Innovo is to be a single entity operating with a structure which: enables a high degree of staff influence; is cost effective and lean; has development capacity; and is able to generate income above that generated through the contract. Senior leaders in all organisations are fully committed to these developments. Staff have been made aware of the plans and the response to the proposals has been positive. We will now move into a more active phase of working on the practicalities of mutual development. The Customer is seeking support to help the project to become competition ready. This will be unique to each project but is likely to include some or all of: • Business and financial planning • Business development and market analysis; • Tender-writing support; • Developing the legal structure and accompanying governance model; • Development and/or review of legal agreements (such as partnerships, financing); • Workforce engagement; and • Organisational design The Ministry of Justice is still developing its response to the consultation and the final policy position has yet to be determined; importantly, the procurement of this support should not be taken as an indication of the likely final policy position. However, recognising that mutuals require time to develop, the Customer has selected the most promising potential projects to support. This selection process has included reference to the potential project’s alignment with the relevant aspects of the outline proposals contained in the Transforming Rehabilitation consultation paper. Further projects (in addition to those currently in the public domain) have been identified, and support contracts will be procured in due course. The Customer recognises that the final policy proposals may look very different, and the Customer’s decision to support a project should not therefore be seen as an indication that this project will fit with future proposals. The outline project description presented in this documentation may therefore necessarily change, and if necessary, the Supplier must be willing to work flexibly, including allowing the scope of the project to be re-shaped to respond to the final policy proposals. Exceptionally, where it is not possible to re-shape the project, the Contract is likely to be terminated.


title: Training Health Visitors to deal with Domestic Violence and Abuse

description: To develop and deliver training materials for health visitors and school nurses, in relation to Domestic Violence and Abuse. The training materials will then be hosted online by e-Learning for Health and made available to any interested institution or individual at no cost; they must therefore be adapted to a format suitable for e-learning.

Department of Health

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: Research Tender: DH Policy Research Programme - Review facility to support national policy development and evaluation

description: The Policy Research Programme (PRP) is part of the Department of Health’s Research and Development Directorate. The PRP’s purpose is to provide, through high quality research, a knowledge base for health services policy, social services policy and central policies directed at the health of the population as a whole. It provides information to the Secretary of State for Health and Ministers directly and through policy directorates in the Department and covers all aspects of the Department’s policy-making activity. The PRP works closely with Department of Health (DH) policy colleagues to identify research priorities, and liaises with other government departments and agencies, and with other funders on policy research issues.


title: GB-Maldon: Grave Digging Contract

description: Maldon District Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified candidates to conduct Grave Digging at all of our cemeteries in Maldon, Heybridge and Burnham-on-Crouch. To express an interest in this contract please email christine.hitchins@maldon.gov.uk by 12 noon on the 3rd of May reference: WB/RH/HT17/04/13

Maldon District Council

street: Princes Road

postalCode: CM9 5DL


title: Marketing Services - Creative and Content Generation

description: The appointed creative agencies will generate creative concepts, campaigns and content that will present the Cell Therapy Catapult in a professional and consistent way. We are looking for suppliers with whom we can develop strategic relationships, as we will be generating frequent content, across multiple channels for a range of audiences. The type of services required may include but not be limited to the following; - Creative thinking - Design - Copywriting - Art working - Digital content - Video - Animation - Photography

Cell Therapy Catapult

street: Britannia House,7 Trinity Street

postalCode: SE1 1DB


title: Commissioning Academy – Delivery Partner Provider Perspective Contract

description: Please note that this Contract Notice is for a single source procurement and has been published for information and transparency purposes only. Suppliers cannot express an interest for this requirement as justification has been approved for a single supplier tender. The Authority requires a Delivery Partner for the ‘Provider Perspective’ day for the facilitation of Wave 1 cohorts with a possible contract extension to Wave 2 (see paragraph 2.1) – to prepare and deliver one day of the eight day programme.

Government Procurement Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


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

title: Shower Refurbishment at HMP Whitemoor

description: Shower refurbishment at HMP Whitemoor


title: Waste Services at BAS Cambridge

description: To provide waste services for the BAS site as per the specification

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: GB-Southend: Tender for the Council Chamber Public Address System

description: Southend Borough Council wishes to procure a new Public Address System for the Civic Centre’s Council Chamber. As well as delivering high quality sound for all Council Meetings held within the Chamber, the new Public Address (PA) System must be fully compatible with a digital encoder, in order to support the web-casting of Council Meetings and other events. The implementation of the PA system in conjunction with a Webcasting Solution will facilitate greater inclusion for Southend residents, by enabling anyone with a computer to hear and view the meetings that shape the town. As a result of the utilisation of this combined solution; the Council aims to deliver increased accessibility, participation and transparency in the democratic process. To make a request for a PQQ in relation to this project, please email; eprocurement@southend.gov.uk All completed PQQ submissions must be received no later than: 12:00 Noon, Monday 28th of January 2013.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: Management, Operation and Maintenance of Mine Water Treatment and Monitoring Sites - PIN Notice and Invitation to Supplier Industry Day


title: GB-Southampton: Branded Merchandise

description: Provision of promotional goods that may include but not limited to: Promotional clothing, desktop items, executive gifts, confectionery and ad-hoc items for sponsorship events, conferences, product launches. Provision of an online catalogue for the core range will be required. Participants are invited to submit a brief proposal of no more than 4 sides of A4 summarising the following: Size and location of your organisation Technical capability and details of 2 recent relevant contracts Quality assurance of items details of on-line catalogue. Sub-contracting requirements Annual turnover/profit and loss for the last 5 years. Public/Employers liability insurance

Ordnance Survey

street: Adanac Drive

postalCode: SO16 0AS


name: Ministry of Defence - HQ Land Forces - HQ Land - Proc3

title: Licence Aquisition Training for Category B and B+E at ITC Catterick and Catterick Garrison

description: Provision of Category B and B+E Licence Aquisition Training


title: RM2645 L0104 Service to Assess Current State of Quarterly Data Summary

description: The aim of this requirement is to make Management Information (MI) and Data Analytics best support decision-making in government departments, by making it simpler and less burdensome. We are thus aiming to procure an external resource in order to scope practical streamlining opportunities in departments. The Streamlining team will start with Quarterly Data Summary (QDS) automation and identification of other existing or missing decision-making or supporting dashboards and systems they use. Please see the attached document for a full description.

Government Procurement Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: HGV Class 1 Training and Job Search in the Central England JCP Group

description: The Central England Region has identified a need for provision to train claimants in HGV Class 1 to fill known vacancies in the local labour market. DWP are seeking an innovative approach to this training as some employers that have HGV vacancies are reluctant to offer employment to those with less than 2 years current experience. Suppliers should view, download and upload documents via Bravo Solutions. The Invitation to Tender document is available on Bravo for completion. If you are not a Bravo registered supplier you need to register with Bravo to bid https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml Helpline phone: 0800 3684850. Helpline: help@bravosolution.co.uk See Instructions to Bidders document.


title: British Consulate General, Gangzhou, China

description: This is the pre-qualification questionnaire for the General Contractor (hereinafter called the GC) of British Consulate General (BCG) Guangzhou Office Fit Out. The GC’s work scope includes fitting out of an office space of approx 1300m2 in Guangzhou, China (Guangzhou International Finance Center, No.5 Zhujiang Road West, Gaungzhou). The Contractor’s roles and responsibilities will be fully detailed in the tender documents but are summarised as follows (Construction Only): • Completion of the fit-out project on time, within budget and to agreed quality standard as set out in contract • Input into the risk register • Negotiation with statutory authorities including Local Design Institute processes • Preparation, implementation and maintenance of a construction programme • Issue of regular progress reports to an agreed format • Management of site safety • Preparation of a handover plan for agreement by the Project Manager and implementation of the agreed plan • Provision of satisfactory operation and maintenance documentation • Preparation and maintenance of a Health & Safety Plan • Preparation of a proposed final account for agreement with the Cost Manager • Making good all defects • Attending/chairing meetings (e.g. Progress meeting, Site meetings, Quality Control meetings, Defect Inspections, etc.)

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

postalCode: postcode


title: Infographics Reporting Tool

description:
Over the last few years, the GMC has invested in market leading, enterprise-level business solutions to deliver robust and effective information systems to our internal and external end users.

 This has included the implementation of a comprehensive data warehouse system, which is based on the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) platform. The GMC’s data warehouse supports a wide variety of complex reporting capabilities, delivering management information through dashboards and ad-hoc query tools.

 Whilst our data warehouse solution continues to provide an important and effective service, it is recognised that there are a number of capability limitations that are impacting our ability to effectively analyse the wide variety of data sources that we have access to. These capabilities limitations can be summarised as follows:

 The ability to easily analyse ad-hoc data sources (typically spreadsheets), performing cross-analysis against the structured data held in our core systems.

 The ability to easily generate graphical visualizations (charts, geographical maps etc.) using data contained within our core systems and / or unstructured data (spreadsheets) referred to in the previous bullet.

 The ability for non-technical end users to publish dynamic, interactive charts using live data to the Internet, through the GMC's web pages.

 We are therefore looking to implement a reporting solution that will complement our existing reporting solutions in order to deliver the capabilities outlined above.

 (MT Ref:98956)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Anaesthetic Rota Management Software

description: The provision of an Anaesthetic Rota Management Software for Nottingham University Hopsitals NHS Trust

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: GPS enabled field data system

description: An ATEX certified GPS enabled field system for detection (range 0ppm to 100%gas volume) and geospatial logging of methane emissions data

Environment Agency

street: Manley House,Kestrel Way

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


title: Capture of Planning Application data

description: Tamworth Borough Council wishes to enter into a Contract for undertaking data capture of planning applications. This procurement is being conducted using the Council's in-tend e-procurement portal at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/tamworthbc. Full details and associated documentation may be accessed at the aforementioned portal. Suppliers should note that only those Tenders submitted correctly via the portal shall be considered.

Tamworth Borough Council

street: Corporate Finance 8th Floor,Tamworth Borough Council,Lichfield Street

postalCode: B79 7BZ


title: Provision of Forensic Psychology reporting services within the National Offender Management Service (NOMS)

description: Public Sector prisons in England and Wales require the services of suitably qualified and experienced Chartered Forensic Psychologists to provide risk assessment services for indeterminate and life sentenced prisoners. Services will be required on an ad hoc basis to support work usually undertaken by Prison Service staff. Psychological Services are provided throughout NOMS in both custody and community. The services vary and on occasions the demand for services can outstrip the internal supply also, some services require commissioning due to their very specialist nature. Providers will be required to deliver high quality forensic psychological services to support the provision of such within the prisons. The providers will work closely with the in-house and/or regional psychological service teams. The Authority is seeking to procure services in eleven (11) geographical regions, which will include High Security (Category A) prisons, and enter into Framework Agreement(s) of three years in duration (with the option to extend for one further and final year) with qualified provider(s). Service provision will be delivered in public sector prisons. Providers may compete to deliver these services in one or more of the regions listed below. The eleven prison Regions are: North East Yorkshire North West West Midlands Wales South West East Midlands East of England Greater London South Central Kent & Sussex. A Framework Agreement is a contractual vehicle that allows purchasers to order goods or services (in this case services) under the terms and conditions specified in that Framework Agreement (i.e. it provides a mechanism for enabling further competitions for specified services when a prison, or group of prisons, have a requirement which falls within the scope of the framework). In setting up this Framework Agreement, MoJ Procurement has undertaken a full procurement exercise in accordance with EU Directives. The evaluation criteria used in this competition has been designed to ensure that the resulting Framework Agreement(s) are awarded to provider(s) submitting the most economically advantageous tenders, taking into account attributes including, but not limited to price, quality and capability Each Framework Agreement will have a number of providers (minimum of 1, or 3 or more with a maximum of 6).

Ministry of Justice (MoJ)

street: NOMS Procurement Group,2nd Floor, Clive House,70 Petty France

postalCode: SW1H 9HD


title: Digital Communications Strategy Agency

description:
We are looking for a partner to

 work with us to formulate a four year digital communications strategy (2014-17) and

 create a vision for a new main website

 that will help us improve the way we communicate and engage with our audiences online.

 (MT Ref:106636)


title: GB-Woolwich: Management & Development of Hervy Road Playing Field as Sports and Disability Sports Venue

description: Royal Greenwich is offering a 30 year lease and up to £650,000 capital investment subject to a grant and service level agreement, to a partner with a proven track record of fund raising and delivery of sports facilities and inclusive sports programmes. Our ambition is to re-open Hervey Road Playing Field with a broad-based sports programme, that will contribute to the Royal Greenwich Olympic and Paralympic legacy. Hervey Road Playing Field is in a residential area of the Kidbrooke with Hornfair ward. The sports field covers 4.8 hectares and was last regularly used as a sports ground in 2002. The successful partner should be able to manage capital works contracts in excess of £1M, and work with local community groups, schools, the voluntary sector, funding agencies and National Governing bodies of Sport to meet both local and strategic needs. We wish to receive exciting sports development proposals that engage all the local community and includes programmes for disability sports, junior sports (under 16), and adults aged 16-24, incorporated within a broad-based sports programme. To realise the full potential for the site a new inclusive pavilion incorporating team changing rooms and social amenities is a priority. Investment is also required for the playing pitches and to reinstate the cricket table. Development proposals will be subject to planning conditions for the site. The successful provider(s) will be required to produce or demonstrate: Development plan and timetable Robust financial plan with clear funding strategy Proven track record of competence in sports development. Proven track record of successful funding applications to national and regional agencies. Track record of capital project management and facility development History of effective partnership working with local community groups and funding agencies Competent administrative, management and financial knowledge to a level required to deliver the project. It is anticipated that the contract will commence in January 2014, but this may be subject to change. Organisations wishing to express an interest in providing these services should write to London Borough of Royal Greenwich, Strategic Procurement Services, 35, Wellington Street Woolwich, London. SE18 6HQ or by e-mail to peter.norman@royalgreenwich.gov.uk A Pre-Qualification Questionnaire will be issued to all persons expressing an interest from Friday 5th July. Completed questionnaires must be returned to the above address by no later than Monday 29th July

Royal Borough of Greenwich

street: 3rd Floor - The Woolwich Centre,35 Wellington Street

postalCode: SE18 6HQ


title: Paper-Free Board meeting Software Specification

description: The MRC holds Council meetings five times per year. Additionally there are regular meetings of Management Board, the Remuneration Committee and the Council Audit and Finance Committee (referred to as ‘boards’ for the purposes of this document). For each of these meetings, the MRC provides hard copies (by post or by email attachment) of the meeting papers to each board member. Through this tender process the MRC wishes to select a tablet software package that will enable electronic versions of meeting papers to be securely, accurately and accessibly provided to board members at a reasonable cost.