title: GB-Chester: PHC/589 Chester Physiotherapy

description: 1. The Authority has a requirement for a physiotherapy service using suitably qualified personnel, which shall be available to the Authority’s entitled personnel at Dale Barracks Medical Centre for up to 28.5 hours each week. Timing of sessions is to be agreed between the Practice Manager and the Contractor and some flexibility is expected: however the total amount of services available to the Authority must be maintained at the 28.5 hours per week level for 46 weeks per annum. During service provision typical throughput rates should be approximately: assessment and first treatment 45 minutes; subsequent treatments 30 minutes each. Necessity may vary these timings either way. Patients should be seen for up to 6 or at the most 8 treatments before being referred to MIAC/RRU or if need determines, other available care pathways. Records must be updated on site using the Defence Medical Information Capability Project system (DMICP) to ensure Individual Health records are maintained and up-to-date. 2. Healthcare Governance. The Contractor will be responsible for his personnel meeting all requirements of healthcare governance for physiotherapy and rehabilitation within the unit: Clinical effectiveness (Protocols and guidelines); Continuous Quality Improvement (Audit); Continuous Professional Development (continuous medical education); Risk Management. 3. Proposed contract duration is from 01 September 2013 until 31 August 2015, with options to extend this provision for up to two further years. Individual elements of the service may be subcontracted but all elements must, separately and together, meet the access and performance criteria laid down by the Authority and the prime Contractor remains responsible for the quality and governance of services provided and all costs of any subcontracting. 4. The Contractor and all his premises used to deliver services are to be registered with the Care Quality Commission. All healthcare professionals involved in delivering the service are to be appropriately qualified, indemnified and fully registered, licensed and certified without restrictions with the relevant UK Health and Social Care Regulator. Where registration for a group of health care providers is voluntary, any provider delivering services as part of this Schedule is to be registered as if this were a statutory obligation. The successful provider will ideally have a working knowledge of military medical policy, procedures and terminology. 5. The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the award criteria set out for the procurement. 6. Contractors who consider they can provide the requirement and who wish to be considered for an Invitation to Tender, must express their interest by letter, facsimile or email to the Contracting Authority stated by no later than 27 March 2013.

CTLBCom, DE&S

street: C2 Comm HQ APHCS,Room 225 FASC,Slim Road

postalCode: GU15 4NP


scheme: CPV

title: TEMPORARY STORAGE FOR RECOVERED HYDROCARBONS AT SEA

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The MCA requires a one off oil temporary storage system. The requirement is for a complete package and towing capability for an effective, efficient and cost-effective operation. This product will be used by the MCA to temporarily store hydrocarbons recovered at sea by a skimmer. It is envisaged that the system would mostly be used at sea but there is a possibility that it could also be used on land.

procurementMethod: open

initiationType: tender


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

title: The Supply, Delivery & Installation of Mobile Storage at HMP Rochester

description: Supply, delivery and installation of mobile storage at HMP Rochester


title: Laser Measures for the Surveying Staff of the Valuation Office Agency

description: We have a requirement to make a one off purchase for nearly 200 Laser Measurers to assist the Chartered Surveyors of the VOA in premises and on building sites in the UK. We are looking for the purchased lasers to come with an ongoing calibration service.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

The Valuation Office Agency

postalCode: LS2 7JL

countryName: UK


title: GB-London: VB/VE IT Hardware and Software

description: VB/VE require a supplier to provide Riverbed WAN optimasation appliances and laptop clients.

Visit Britain

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


title: High-throughput label-free cell analyser

description: Cell Therapy Catapult requires the capacity to analyse and evaluate the adherence and proliferation characteristics of a wide range of adherent cell populations. Due to the nature of screening studies required within process development, the system must deliver high throughput capability for the investigation of multiple variables and multiple cell lines in parallel, with sufficient replicate capacity to support statistical significance. The product must utilise single-use disposable consumables adept to routine cell culture and support automated, operator programmable analysis and data acquisition. The main features required for the system are listed in the attached specification.

Cell Therapy Catapult

street: Britannia House,7 Trinity Street

postalCode: SE1 1DB


title: WESTMINSTER HALL LIGHTING CONSULTANCY SERVICES

description: The Parliamentary Estate Directorate is inviting expressions of interest for lighting designers to act as a Lighting Design Consultant for the interior restoration of Westminster Hall. The Hall is one of the most significant medieval spaces in Europe, owing to its exceptional roof structure and historical importance. Originally constructed in 1097 by William Rufus, Westminster Hal was transformed between 1394 and 1401 under the instruction of Richard II, with the addition of the existing roof and heightening and re-facing of the walls. The project to provide a new lighting scheme in Westminster Hall aims to enhance the visitor experience through the introduction of an improved lighting design, and is part of a larger objective to retain both the architectural and historic integrity of the building. It also aims to improve the lighting of the roof, reduce the contrasting lighting levels within the Hall and, in combination with the proposed stone cleaning, improve ambient lighting levels. A discreet and permanent solution to the lighting requirements for occasional specialized events that occur in the space must also be provided for. It should be a systematic design that allows all fixtures to function as a whole, in addition to being easily operated and maintained (preferably from ground level), with all new fixtures being compatible with the hall’s architecture and not detracting from its historic integrity Please express your interest via the House of Commons procurement portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/aspx/Home Please note your expressions of interest via our In-Tend procurement portal to be received no later than 12 noon Wednesday 6 February 2013.

mainProcurementCategory: services

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: GB-Bicester: Providion of Dog Kenneling in support of DEMSS

description: The provision of Kenneling services

ARTD IPT, C&C

street: Headquaters Army Recruiting and Training Division,ARTD IPT, bldg 370, Trenchard Lines


title: IT Security Services

description: The University is seeking to form a partnership with a security testing vendor to ensure the security of its IT systems through a combination of on-going vulnerability scanning, full penetration testing and assessments of controls for adequacy and effectiveness.

Central Procurement Office

street: John Owens Building,Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PL


title: Freshwater Macro-invertebrate External Audit Contract

description: Contract for the supply of external audit services for freshwater macro-invertebrate samples

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: PHE (Chilton) Scientific - Electric and Magnetic Isotropic Field Analyzer & Broadband field meter with data logger

description: Public Health England (PHE), also referred to as the 'Authority', is looking to appoint a contractor(s) who can supply an Electric and Magnetic Isotropic Field Analyzer and Broadband field meter with data logger. Included in this requirement will be delivery and installation and maintenance cover.

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,CRCE Chilton

postalCode: OX11 0RQ


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

title: GB-TELFORD: LSBU7/0145 - Supply of Gas Detector, Confined Space, NSN 6665-99-2256057 Part No. SS1000CO

description: LSBU7 wishes to advertise for expressions of interest for the Supply of Gas Detector, Confined Space, NSN 6665-99-2256057 Part No. SS1000CO The Authority advises potential suppliers that there are no drawings or associated specifications available to issue as part of any eventual Invitation To Tender QA Standards or equivalent: The Contractor shall hold and maintain a certification to BS EN ISO 9001:2000/2008, issued by an accredited certification body. Interested parties should in the first instance, submit an expression of interest, together with their ISO accreditation certificate including scope to the Authority’s nominated representative. Please note that the Authority reserves the right to exclude any potential suppliers whose ISO accreditation does not cover the scope of the Authorities requirement. Expressions of interest should not exceed 3 x A4 Size Pages. The Authority also reserves the right to conduct a Pre Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ), if it is deemed necessary. Please note that late expressions will not be considered. The announcement of a possible future requirement is not to be construed as confirmation that a tender/contract will subsequently be issued. The issue of a possible future requirement, or the issue of an Invitation to Tender, is not to be construed as a commitment by the Authority to place an order as a result of the tendering stage or at a later stage. Any expenditure, work or effort prior to any contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of the potential supplier

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

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: Tree Health Panel Meeting (THAPBI

description: VENUE FOR Tree Health Panel Meeting (THAPBI

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Occupational Health & EAP Services - North Warwickshire & Hinckley and South Leicestershire Colleges

description:
North Warwickshire & Hinckley College and South Leicestershire College are looking to appoint 1 or 2 suppliers to provide Occupational Health Services (Lot 1) and EAP Services (Lot 2) to both organisataions.

 Both lots encompass a range of services that each organisation may utilise if and when required.

 The contract will also be open for other organisations related to the Colleges via legal arrangements to access during the term of the agreement.

 The contract start date is 1st April 2013.

 The term of the contract is 1 year with option to extend for a further 2 years on a 1+1 basis.

 It is envisaged that if all parties are satisfied with the contract it will run for the full 3 year term.

 To request the tender document please send an email to marie.caves@nwhc.ac.uk no later than Tuesday 29th January 2013.

 Please state OCC HEALTH and EAP TENDER in the subject of the email.

 The tender documents will be issued to all EOI via email on Wednesday 30th January 2013.

 (MT Ref:97536)

North Warwickshire & Hinckley College

street: Hinckley Road,Estates

postalCode: CV11 6BH


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Procurement - HMCTS/Estates/Corporate Services

title: Provision of Band 3 Prison Enterprise Instructional Officers at HMP Onley

description: HMP Onley based in Warwickshire has a requirement for the provision of 3 x Band 3 Prison Enterprise Instructional Officers. The initial requirement is for approximately 3 months.

street: Harcourt House,Chancellor Court,21 The Calls

postalCode: LS2 7EH


title: Evidence reviews to support the development of guidance on preventive approaches to be adopted in mid-life to delay the onset of disability, dementia and frailty in later life

description: The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE or ‘the Institute’) is an independent organisation responsible for providing national guidance on promoting good health and preventing and treating disease. Within NICE the Centre for Public Health Excellence (CPHE) is responsible for producing public health guidance which makes recommendations for populations and individuals on activities, policies and strategies that can help prevent disease or improve health. NICE has been asked by the Department of Health (DH) to develop public health guidance on preventive approaches to be adopted in mid-life to delay the onset of disability, dementia and frailty in later life.

street: Level 1A ,City Tower ,Piccadilly Plaza

postalCode: M1 4BT


documentType: awardNotice

title: Retail PR

description: The provision of Public Relation services to maximise the exposure of SMG shop ranges from 1st April 2013 – 31st March 2014 (with an option to extend annually for a maximum of 4 years) (MT Ref:105176)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Public Programmes

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Boiler Replacement at HMPYOI Stoke Heath

description: Boiler replacement at B&G wings at HMP & YOI Stoke Heath


title: Accommodation and venue facilities for the Physical Science Theme Days, 2-4 December 2013.

description: Please refer to the attached specification document for the full list of requirements.


title: Emergency Lighting

description: Royal Armouries is a national museum of arms and armour which operates on three UK sites: at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, Fort Nelson near Portsmouth and at the White Tower within the Tower of London. Royal Armouries is seeking expressions of interest to set up a contract for provision of six monthly service and annual testing of emergency lighting at the Royal Armouries Museum. This is to include the supply and installation of replacement emergency lighting batteries.

Royal Armouries

postalCode: LS10 1LT


title: Demolition of Former Sheltered Housing Unit

description:
Demolition of two storey sheltered housing accommodation comprising 22 nr. flats with associated communal facilities

 (MT Ref:99496)

mainProcurementCategory: works

Riverside Carlisle

street: English Gate Plaza,Botchergate,Asset Management

postalCode: CA1 1RP


title: Consultancy service to provide a waste/recycling options analysis

description: Norwich City Council requires a consultancy service to analyse current and future waste/recycling collection costs and services and to use this analysis to inform the council regarding the costs, risks and benefits associated with future waste/recycling collection options.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


title: What does flood risk mean? Co-creating meaningful comunications to enable resilience

description: The Environment Agency has looked at the effectiveness of how we describe flood risk. We have identified a need to look at approaches to informing the public about risk to improve their understanding, belief, ownership, response and community resilience. Aligned with this the Environment Agency is looking to make its flood map a more powerful communication tool. This provides an opportunity to make a step change in the effectiveness of risk communications. Managing natural hazards, especially the impacts of severe weather is the responsibility of many different government departments and public agencies including The Environment Agency (Flood Warnings and Flood Maps), The Met Office (Public Weather Service), and The Flood Forecasting Centre (Flood Guidance Statements). There is the potential to confuse the public with different approaches to conveying risk. All agencies managing aspects of assessing, preparing for and responding to natural hazards need an understanding of how best to engage with those at risk, to achieve the common goal of an increased national and local resilience to hazards. Based on this common goal, the need for a project to develop, test and refine risk communication approaches was identified. Further details are available on the eTendering Portal (www.sell2EA.com)


title: One removal and replacement - at Upton on Severn, Worcestershire

description: The works involve the removal from the River Severn of 20,000 tonnes of blockstone, transportation and replacement on the banks of the Severn Estuary south of Gloucester.

Environment Agency

street: Sapphire East,550 Streetsbrook road

postalCode: B91 1QT


title: IT130062 Facilities Management System Upgrade

description: To secure the contract for Facilities Management System Upgrade for NERC, NOC Southampton and Liverpool sites.


title: Finance and Procurement System

Royal Armouries

street: Armouries Drive


title: Waste Collection Service Vehicle Technology

description: Malvern Hills District Council (MHDC) has this year introduced a fortnightly kerbside domestic recycling collection service to 25,000 households using 360, 240 and 180 litre wheeled bins. The relatively (2011-2013) vehicle fleet totals eight - six Mercedes 32tonne chassis with Geesink Norba 70/30 split bodies and two Mercedes 26tonne chassis with Geesink Norba 70/30 split bodies. The last four vehicles were ordered as Geesink Norba - MF Series 24m3 with semi-automatic bin lifts. We are seeking vehicle technology to improve the efficiency of the service and are inviting tenders from potential suppliers. The key components of this system will be: •RFID chip readers - to identify bins and transmit identifier to remote server; •In Cab touch screen device - to allow two way communication with drivers; •Vehicle telemetrics - automatic vehicle chassis and body monitoring; •360 degree video capture; •Data storage and retrieval including integration to MHDC back office system. The successful bidder will be able to complete installation by 17th January 2014. MHDC is undertaking an open tender procedure for this procurement and reserve the right not to award or to partially award the contract.

Malvern Hills District Council

street: The Council House,Avenue Road

postalCode: WR14 2US


title: Residential Homes and Resource Centre Catering

description:
West Berkshire Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver a residential care homes and resource centre catering service within West Berkshire.

 The Contract will be for the provision of a Residential Care Homes and Resource Centre Catering service in West Berkshire Council. Currently in West Berkshire, there are a total of 4 Residential Care Homes for the elderly – frail, dementia, physical disabilities. There is currently 1 Resource Centre for the elderly - frail, dementia, physical disabilities, and learning disabilities.

 It is important to note that the contract is for all of the above listed provision and will not be on a unit by unit basis.

 The successful organisation will demonstrate the ability to implement the council’s mandate for providing high quality, person centred, local services for local people.

 (WB Ref:14187)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: Relocation of Control Room at HMP Foston Hall

description: Relocation of control room at HMP Foston Hall


title: Senior Leadership Development Programme

description: BACKGROUND Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is seeking tenders from service providers who have a proven track record of delivering Leadership programmes to multi-disciplinary groups including consultant medical staff in a large NHS Trust. Providers should be available from the end of January 2013. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is a large Acute NHS Trust with a turnover of around £740 million per year. Our vision is to be the best acute teaching trust by 2016. One of our key objectives for 2012/13 is to maintain the quality and range of our services while reducing our cost base. With achievement of this objective in mind, over the last twelve months the Trust has implemented service line reporting as a tool for managers to analyse and understand the financial performance of their services. Training is now required to support Trust leaders to move away from the traditional ‘grant culture’ towards the more business like approach represented by service line reporting. Clinical leaders need to develop the business behaviours we need to deal successfully with the new FT environment. THE PROGRAMME We anticipate delivery of a modular programme over 6 – 8 months with a coaching as well as training focus to ensure that managers take the behaviours and techniques learned and apply them to their day jobs. The programme must be firmly rooted in the realities of healthcare delivery in a challenging financial and operational environment. Training provision needs to include a 360 questionnaire or similar to give participants insight into their current skill set. The programme should explicitly reinforce our Values and Behaviours and link through to the Trust’s objectives (see Service Specification which has been uploaded to the NHS Sourcing website). Focus and content should also support the NHS Leadership Framework . The programme should also support service line management and the development of business-like and customer / stakeholder focussed behaviours. The information and/or documents for this opportunity are available on www.nhssourcing.co.uk You must register on this site to respond, if you are already registered you will not need to register again, simply use your existing username and password. Please note there is a password reminder link on the homepage. Suppliers must log in, go to your Response Manager and add the following Access Code: 85RBPZ363F. Please ensure you follow any instruction provided to you here. The deadline for submitting your response(s) is 12:00 midday on the 18th January 2013. Please ensure that you allow yourself plenty of time when responding to this invite prior to the closing date and time, especially if you have been asked to upload documents. If you experience any technical difficulties please contact NHS Sourcing directly.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


description: UK Shared Business Services (UKSBS), acting on behalf of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) hereby invite you to submit a bid for the works described in the documents associated with this Invitation. For the Appointment of Project Manager, Lead Designer (Architect) and full professional team for the alterations at MARS, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton The Conditions of Contract will be NEC3 Professional Services Terms and Conditions Option A, incorporating all amendments. The additional Z clauses contained in the Contract Data will also apply to this contract. The bidder is responsible for ensuring that the bid arrives on time. One electronic copy and two hard copies of the bid is to be returned by 12.00 on 7th October 2013 A bidders’ day will be held at NOC Southampton on Tuesday 24 September. Bidders are strongly advised to attend in order to acquaint themselves with the site. A brief presentation will be made at 1000 followed by a walk around the site and an opportunity to ask questions.


title: GB-Sevenoaks: Boosters and explosive filling of targets

description: Boosters (pressed) I. Ø44.5mm x 53mm long ±0.25mm a) Tooling cost: b) Price breaks in consignments of: 40 off, 80 off or 120 off Each consignment will consist of: 25% (i.e. 10 off, 20 off or 30 off) PBXN5 (1.75 g/cm³) And 25% PBXN7(1.78 g/cm³) And 25% PBXN9 (1.78 g/cm³) And 25% V350 (1.75 g/cm³) II. Ø30 mm x 17mm long ±0.25mm a) Tooling cost: b) Price breaks in consignments of: 40 off, 80 off or 120 off Consignment will consist of: 100% Debrix 18AS(1.64 g/cm³) Main filling (cast) in supplied containers Containers to filled with approx 19 kg of each of the explosives and quantities listed below III. Container type 1 (12155) a) Tooling cost : b) Consignment of 21 off to consist of : 7 off containers with PBX109 And 7 off with B2211D And 7 off with IMX-101 Each container to be marked with filling type and NEQ (Net Explosive Quantity) IV. Container type 2 (12156) a) Tooling cost : b) Consignment of 15 off to consist of : 5 off containers with PBX109 And 5 off with B2211D And 5 off with IMX-101 Each container to be marked with filling type and NEQ. Certificates of conformity to be supplied Packaging and delivery to be included Tooling to be returnd to Dstl on completion of project if charged (some contractors may have suitable tooling)

DSTL,

street: Fort Halstead,

postalCode: TN14 7BP


title: Payment card, bar coding and payment network intermediary services based on this

description: The Contracting Authority is looking for the provision of payment swipe cards and barcode codes facilities to make payment to the Council via existing networks within the UK for services such as council tax, rent, sundry invoices and other services as required. This includes arrangements relating to services provided by Shropshire Council to other public bodies

Shropshire Council

street: Shirehall,Abbey Foregate

postalCode: SY2 6ND


title: RE130081BIS - The case for public support of innovation at the level of the sector, technology and challenge area.

description: This project aims to provide evidence about the kinds of the market and system failures related to innovation which exist with the challenge areas, enabling technologies and cross sectoral competencies. In addition to providing a high level framework/taxonomy, to codify these failures, the report will evidence the extent to which they exist in the UK for each of these areas; NOTE – This is a provisional list of areas to be refined and agreed with BIS during the delivery of the work. Challenge led areas • Energy • Built Environment • Food • Transport • Healthcare Competencies • High Value manufacturing • Digital Services Development areas • Creative industries • Financial services • Design • Emerging technologies (See below) Enabling technology capabilities • Advanced Materials • ICT • Electronics, Photonics and Electrical Systems • Biosciences Related to this, the ‘eight great technologies’ • Big Data • Satellites and Space • Robotics and Autonomous systems • Life sciences, Genomics and Synthetic Biology • Regenerative Medicine • Agri-Science • Advanced materials and Nano-Technology • Energy and its storage This will provide the underpinning evidence base for the next generation of innovation investments, informing where public money should be directed to maximise additionality, achieve tax payer VfM and deliver upon governmental priorities – such as a low carbon economy. Also, this project provides an opportunity to capture and record good practice from TSB’s innovation platforms enhancing the quality of future innovation delivery.


title: Supply & Installation of Flange & Valve Insulation at HMYOI Swinfen Hall

description: Supply and installation of flange and valve insulation at HMPYOI Swinfen Hall


title: Funding Acknowledgement Material

description: To produce, distribute and store acknowledgement material


title: PHE (Birmingham) Scientific - Bioanalyzer

description: Public Health England (PHE), also referred to as the 'Authority', is looking to purchase a Bioanalyzer for the Heartlands Microbiology Department at Clinical Bacteriology Service in the Birmingham laboratory . At the present time it is intended that one Bioanalyzer will be purchased from this agreement, however it is possible further machines will be required over the contract period.


title: Recruitment Services For Green Investment Bank

description: Permanent and Temporary Recruitment Services for Green Investment Bank


title: Aggregate pump testing of three boreholes in Hyde Park / Kensington Gardens

description: To carry out an aggregate pump test on three boreholes in Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens. This will include temporary pipe and valve works on one of the boreholes and be followed by establishing its combined yield with a nearby borehole via a 48 hour constant rate test. A second test will then be carried out in aggregate on all three boreholes for a minimum of seven days. The testing will involve the monitoring of all three boreholes in real time plus the monitoring of at least five other off-site boreholes. Please note, the start date and completion date is provisional and may change.

The Royal Parks

street: The Old Police House,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Home Group - Pest Control Services

description: Pest Control Services (MT Ref:103516)

Home Group Limited

street: 2 Gosforth Park Way,Gosforth Park Way,Procurement

postalCode: NE12 8ET


title: Leadership Development

description: This tender sets out the requirements for an external Leadership Coach to provide leadership development services as detailed below, to work with the Manager of People and Organisation Development to deliver the MOSI & NMeM Leadership Development Programmes during 2013.Programme aimsSupport two new senior management teams to quickly become a cohesive unit, aligned and working together effectively to deliver the Museums’ vision, strategy and business plans.Develop the teams’ leadership capability; focusing on their personal and joint impact within the MuseumsFocus specifically on the team’s challenges within the Museums; apply learning to the real work to be done to expedite progressFacilitate the teams’ learning and networking across the Science Museum Group (SMG). (MT Ref:102001)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road


title: GB-London: BFI Merchandising Agent Tender *Duplicated*

description: The BFI is keen to develop the public profile of its archive Special Collections, extend the recognition of its brand to new audiences and explore new commercial revenue streams. As many other cultural institutions have done successfully, we have the opportunity to develop a range of merchandise that could address the drivers listed above. We are seeking an agent to take on the initial launch of the BFI Merchandise range and build up its profile and commercial returns over a 3 to 5 year period.

British Film Institute

street: 21 Stephen Street

postalCode: W1T 1LN


name: South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

title: Provision for the Supply and Installation of Electronic Whiteboards

description: The supply, installation and on-going maintenance of Electronic Whiteboards.

street: Admin Building,Long Lane

postalCode: RM16 2PX


title: Provision of Personal Radios Contract

description: The Hendon Data Centre forms part of the national critical infrastructure. Its security personnel need to communicate with each other on a regular basis when performing patrols or other duties. The emergency response team also have a requirement to have personal radios. This has to be an exclusive frequency which I already have. We already have an indoor base station with an Omni directional Antenna of which the frequency will be shared with the winning bidder upon contract award. Please note a non-disclosure agreement must be signed. There is a requirement for 12 personal radios with rechargeable batteries and associated chargers. It is desirable to have 2 charging units for 6 radios or 1 charging unit for 12 radios (if available). Full requirement details can be found within the procurement documents once you have registered an interest.

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: GB-London: Violence Against Women & Girls Needs Assessment

description: The Tri-borough of RBKC, LBH&F & WCC require a needs assessment to review existing services & make recommendations for commissioning of future services

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

street: Kensington Town Hall,Hornton Street

postalCode: W8 7NX


title: Provision of an Advertising Audit and Potential Support with Tendering of Opportunities

description: A key part of the council’s transformation programme is based around looking for new opportunities to generate income to help us to continue to maintain key frontline services to citizens. One of the areas we wish to explore is the opportunity to generate more income from advertising and sponsorship. Due to the specialist nature of this work we are looking for external support to help us with this.


title: GB-London: ERDF Fashion Innovation Agency - Branding

description: Prospective Respondents are required to note University of the Arts London is seeking ‘Expressions of Interest’ from capable Respondents who has a proven track record within the creative, corporate or lifestyle sectors in creating a brand strategy, exciting logo and setting up brand guidelines to ensure consistency at every point of client interaction.

The University of the Arts London

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

postalCode: N1C 4AA


name: Department of Health - Connecting for Health

title: IBM WebSphere 2013/14 Renewal

description: The provision of software maintenance for IBM WebSphere licensing.


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

title: The Supply of Hairdressing and Beauty Products

description: HMP Holloway will shortly be starting work on the construction of a hair and beauty salon for the purpose of training prisoners. There is a requirement for numerous products necessary for the start up and operation of the salon. Details of products required can be found in the attached Specification Document.

street: Units 8 & 9,Fryersway ,Ossett

postalCode: WF5 9TJ


description: The University of Manchester Capital Works Program - Provision of Environmental Sustainability Advisor Services The University wishes to appoint a Contractor or Contractors to provide a number of individuals who are able to perform the Environmental Sustainability Advisor role. A supplier list will then be created. The ESA will manage sustainability on projects from inception to operation to ensure sustainability is embedded. The Head of Environmental Sustainability and Internal Project Managers will have access to the list and will approach specialist organisations/advisors on the list. Where there is a specific requirement, for example labs or refurbishment of teaching space, those advisors on the list with skills and expertise in the area would be approached for the relevant specialist area. The appointment will be by means of a mini-competition through the Universities tendering portal “In-Tend” https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofmanchester/aspx/Home A contract will awarded to the supplier(s) that offer the most economically advantageous quotation against the requirements identified in the ITQ documentation. The value of the contract will be dependant on each individual project for which the consultant may be appointed. Appointment to the list is no guarantee that any business will be awarded. All documentation will be available once suppliers register on In-Tend (https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofmanchester/aspx/Home) Instructions on using intend are attached.

University of Manchester

street: John Owens Building,Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PL


title: Customer journey research on SME users of government funded advice services

description: BIS intends to commission a study to strengthen the department’s evidence base on the customer experience of the government funded business advice services and programmes of innovation support. This is intended to inform thinking on how to improve the customer journey for the users of these services

Business, Innovation and Skills

street: 2 St Paul's Place,125 Norfolk Street

postalCode: S1 2FJ


title: Building Refurbishment Works former Rush Green Library

description: Tender for building works to the former Rush Green Library, Dagenham Road, Rush Green, RM7 0TL. The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham is now inviting expressions of interest for Construction line approved and CHAS accredited building contractors who will be invited to price for building refurbishment works to the former Rush Green Library in order to convert it to a disabled adaptation property. Currently the works are scheduled to start on site in March/April 2014 and the feasibility proposals are currently being developed. The project is to be delivered using a JCT Minor Works Contract 2011 and will include some minor demolition, the internal refurbishment and the construction of a single storey rear extension. Throughout the course of the contract, the two first floor flats over will remain in occupation and whilst on site the successful contractor will need to keep access to the two dwellings open. The project has an estimated construction value of £130,000.00 - £160,000.00, but this will be subject to final clarifications once the scheme has been formally approved. The site is located on Dagenham Road in Rush Green, which is served by a number of bus routes and is in close proximity to the Rush Green Infants/Junior School and Barking and Dagenham College. Parking is limited in the area and the co-ordination of vehicle movements will be vital to the smooth delivery of the contract. Once the final tender list has been confirmed, tenders are anticipated to be issued in January 2014 with the contract being awarded in February 2014. As the site is located on a busy road near to buildings and close to a school, it is imperative that all works / vehicle movements are undertaken to the highest standards possible and the upmost consideration to local residents and the nearby school.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Housing / Built Environment Design Co-ordinator,Room 218,Barking Town Hall

postalCode: IG11 7LU


title: Energy Measures to Wimpey No-Fines Flats (Ross Rd & Mayberry Ave, Hereford)

description:
The work comprises, External Wall Insulation and Render (using PermaRock Systems), Replacement roofing, Replacement double glazed windows, Mechanical Ventilation Systems, Replacement communal doors and associated entry systems, and Renewing digital TV system and any associacted building works to enable the before mentioned works to be completed.

 (MT Ref:105337)

Herefordshire Housing Limited

street: Legion Way,Asset & Partnering Team

postalCode: HR1 1LN


title: Structural Reform of Funded Public Service Pension Schemes

description: As part of his wider review of public service pension schemes, Lord Hutton recognised that some local authorities had already begun to work together across their pension funds to deliver economies of scale. His final report recommended that the Government explore how joint-working in funded public service pension schemes might be expanded to deliver further savings for the taxpayer. The Government accepted this recommendation and in response, the Department for Communities and Local Government launched a call for evidence in June 2013. Respondents were asked to consider how structural reform of the Local Government Pensions Scheme might improve investment returns and deliver administration savings. Building on this initial call for evidence, the Cabinet Office and the Department for Communities and Local Government would like to commission further advice to explore the savings that might be realised by collaboration. The purpose of this research is to provide Government with robust analysis of the costs and benefits associated with structural reform of the Local Government Pension Scheme, to develop a roadmap to implementation, and to consider how that reform might be applied to other funded public service pension arrangements. Bids are especially welcome from organisations or consortiums able to demonstrate the wide range of skills needed to undertake this work, including for example, actuarial and investment expertise.

DCLG

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: IMO Building Escalator Refurbishment

description: The Department for Transport is seeking a contractor to carry out refurbishment works on the escalators at the IMO building, London.

Department for Transport

street: Zone 3, Ashdown House,Sedlescombe Road North

postalCode: TN37 7GA


name: North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

title: GB-Stockton: Q13-13 Alterations to Medical Gases on ward 32

description: To Carry out alterations to medical gases on ward 32 at North Tees . Essential requirements all contractor MUST have CSCS cards members of construction line and CHAS Registered. to express your interest please use the following link http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6602

street: Hardwick

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: GB-Leicester: Construction of New Junior School, Kestrels Field

description: Applications are invited from suitably experienced Contractors specialising in design and construction works for schools with experience in systems build. Leicester City Council is conducting a restricted 2 stage tender exercise in relation to the construction of a 4FE Junior school at the Quakesick Valley, Hamilton, Leicester. The construction is to be based on the Education Funding Agency baseline standard school design. Experience of design and construction of new build education buildings is essential. The project is likely to be undertaken under a JCT design and build contract. The approximate value is circa £3.5m. Organisations wishing to Tender are required to Register on BiP’S Delta e-sourcing and to express and interest and to return details in accordance with the instructions the completed pre-qualification questionnaire by the closing date: PQQ closing Date: 05.11.2013 Evaluation/ shortlist: 2 weeks Issue Tender documents: 02.12.2013 Return date: 09.01.2014 Start on Site: June 2014 Completion: May 2015 The following documentation is detailed below: Tenders however must be submitted electronically using BiP’S Delta e-sourcing using the following link to access the tender box https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/25U756D35X Organisations are required to visit BiP’s Delta e-sourcing to keep up to date with changes and notifications. Applicants should note that due to the technicality of the software package being used to create this advert, this Opportunity will become "invisible" at midnight, 4th November 2013.

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


description: Recruitment Advertising - Closed tender via Government Procurement Services farmework RM1713/L1. 12+12+12 months contract will be awarded.


title: GB-Leicester: Inspection and Testing of Electrical Appliances in Leicester City Council Buildings

description: Inspection and testing of electrical appliances (PAT testing) in buildings owned or operated by Leicester City Council and associated organisations. Tests to be carried out in accordance with the current edition of the following documents: 1. Leicester City Council - Portable Electrical Equipment - Testing and Inspection Health & Safety Management Standard. 2. IET Code of Practice - In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (ISITEE). 3. HSG107 - Maintaining portable and transportable electrical equipment. 4. INDG236 ‘Maintaining Portable Electrical Equipment in Low Risk Environments’. 5. IND(G)102L - Electrical Safety for Entertainers. 6. IND(G)160L - Maintaining Portable Electrical Equipment in Offices and Other Low Risk Environments. 7. Federation of Electronic Industries (FED - "Recommendations for periodic safety checks for business equipment".

LEICESTER CITY COUNCIL

street: Corporate Procurement Team,New Walk Centre,Welford Place

name: Andrew Flood - Procurement Category Manager


title: GB-Hertford: Provision of a Framework Agreement of Family Group Conference Coordinators/Advocates for the Family Group Conference Service

description: The purpose of the Framework Agreement is for individuals to; o Coordinator the Family Group Conferences held by the Hertfordshire Family Group Conference Service. o Act as Advocates for Children and Young People at Family Group Conferences held by the Hertfordshire Family Group Conference Service. Please download the relevant documentation for more detailed information about the requirement

Hertfordshire County Council

street: County Hall,Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DQ


title: GB-Eastbourne: All Souls Church, Susans Road, Eastbourne

description: SPECIALIST REPAIR AND RESTORATION OF THE VICTORIAN CAMPANILE The works include for the re-slating of the pyramidical pitched roof with new leading to hips and gutters and replacement lead weatherings. Replacement of deteriorated steel shafts to the Belfry openings in granite section, replacement of deteriorated gault brickwork to panels of the south and west walls. The works to be undertaken by an experienced Specialist Restoration Contractor. Works expected to be undertaken from the second quarter of 2014; approximate value of contract £120,000.00

All Souls Parochial Church Council

street: The Vicarage,53 Susans Road

postalCode: BN21 3TH


title: Recruitment consultancy for executive search

description: The requirement is for providing services to immediately recruit to fill the upcoming vacancy of Chief Fire Officer for the Fire Authority, following the announcement of the retirement of the current post holder; and over the next twelve months to provide services to recruit for, or to assist with the recruitment for, a number of other senior management vacancies which may arise.

Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service

street: 103 Dee Road,Tilehurst

postalCode: RG30 4FS


title: Tender document for Childminding and Pre-school Development Services

description: Southend-On-Sea Borough Council are inviting interested parties to tender for the provision of Development Worker Services for Children's Centres, Nurseries, Pre Schools, Independent Schools, Parent and Toddler Groups and Voluntary Registered Childcare, focusing on the quality of childcare provision and the management of training for the childcare workforce. This contract will be split into two separate lots, Lot 1 – Childminders Lot 2 – Pre-schools & Other establishments It is therefore intended that the contract be awarded to multiple providers, depending on submissions received. The Contract will be for an initial period of 3 years commencing 1st April 2014 with an option to extend for a further two years at 12 month intervals. The estimated total contract value is: Lot 1 – per annum £114,000 Lot 2 – per annum £224,000 These lots are subject to continued funding and is not guaranteed. Southend Borough Council welcomes submissions from all organisational types, including the Third Sector. If you wish to tender for the above requirement, please contact the Procurement Team, to request the Tender Documentation. Address Corporate Procurement, 5th Floor, Civic Centre, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS2 6ER. E-Mail procurement@southend.gov.uk Phone 01702 215000 Closing date for document requests is 21st November 2013 Completed tenders should be returned by 12 noon 5th of December 2013.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: Southside BID Retained Designer/Design Agency

description: Please refer to the attached tender brief for full details of tender requirements, process and timescales. This opportunity is partially funded by the European Regional Development Fund through the Investing in the City Region project managed by Marketing Birmingham.

Southside BID

postalCode: B5 4AN


title: Human Rights Training

description: The ICO are seeking a provider of standard Human Rights training - with an average of two courses per year. The number is dependent on staff turnover and recruitment. In addition we have a requirement for two advanced Human Rights training courses to be delivered to our Strategic Liaison and Policy Delivery teams. Potentially we may have a requirement for one or two further advanced Human Rights training courses throughout the duration of the contact. All training would be held on-site in our purpose built training rooms in the Alan Turing Suite at ICO Head Office, Wilmslow.

Information Commissioner’s Office

postalCode: sk9 5af


title: BETA 1-8 LDplus Freeze dryer & associated equipment

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Norfolk Strategic Partnership - Drain Surveys and Gully Cleansing Works

description: The Norfolk Strategic Partnership is a long term Highways Maintenence Contract between May Gurney, Norfolk County Council & Mott MacDonald. The Partnership has established a unified team culture, with shared objectives, and an effective joint management and decision-making structure. We provide best value by improving efficiency in the delivery of projects and services. We are looking for local and regional Supply Chain Partners to support us in delivering highways maintenance services and improvement schemes throughout Norfolk. The asset includes: 9800km of county road network (with 3200km priority network gritted per run), 4100km of footways, 137,000 gullies, 50,000 streetlights, 2000 bridges and other structures and 2,700 smaller culverts, 375 signal controlled junctions and crossings and 453 Vehicle-activated speed signs. We will be looking to subcontract Drainage Surveys and Gully Cleansing works on this Contract from 1st April 2013.


title: GB-Essex: Commissioning of an independent study to assess the accommodation needs of the Gypsy & Travelling Communities

description: The Essex Planning Officers’ Association (EPOA) and the Essex Housing Officers’ Group (EHOG), acting on behalf of all Councils within Essex are seeking to commission an independent professional study to assess the accommodation needs of the Gypsy and Traveller communities (ie Gypsies and Travellers and Travelling Showpeople (GTTS)) in the County of Essex, including the unitary areas of Southend-on-Sea and Thurrock.

Uttlesford District Council

street: London Road,

postalCode: CB11 4ER

countryName: GB


title: Supply Chain Resilience Analysis & Assessment

description: THIS IS A CLOSED OPPORTUNITY AND IS BEING PUBLISHED FOR TRANSPARENCY ONLY Supply chains of medical products are exposed to a range of risks that can threaten the availability of supplies to the NHS, and delivery of healthcare. Where risks manifest themselves, weaknesses in supply chains can be exposed, resulting in disruption to supply, shortages or even non-availability. This can have a direct impact on the ability of the NHS to provide healthcare, impacting on quality of care, patient outcomes, experience and safety, and In the worst instances, patient deaths. A range of recent events such as the tsunami in Japan, earthquakes in northern Italy, an outbreak of swine flu in Mexico, and energy shortages in China, have exposed vulnerabilities in global supply chains and demonstrated how readily, seemingly distant, events can have a direct impact on the UK. Current concerns over global economic factors, political unrest in the Middle East, raw material availability and impacts of climate change, highlight why it is important to monitor the various areas of risk exposure, and to develop an understanding of how events might impact on supplies to the NHS and patient care. The DH has undertaken extensive work in relation to the supply resilience of pharmaceuticals, however, it is recognised that gaps exist in the current understanding and preparedness, in relation to the supply of medical devices and consumables, in particular those that are critical in the treatment of life threatening, and severe long-term conditions. The organisation contracted to deliver this project will need to be a multi disciplinary consultancy that can draw on a range of skills and expertise, including (but not limited to) global supply chain management and resilience planning, business continuity, economic risk management, analysis, data management, and stakeholder engagement.


title: LSBU5/SPARES LSBU5/0027/11

description: GENERAL SUPPORT CONTRACT


title: Family Nurse Partnership Programme

description: The London Borough of Hackney Children & Young People Services (HCYPS) is pleased to invite bids from organisations able to evidence the necessary experience, skills and ability to provide a Family Nurse Partnership Programme to first time parents under the age of 20. It is proposed that the service will address the following objectives: The Service will operate to reduce inequalities in outcomes and to ensure a strong focus on prevention, health promotion and early identification of needs. To improve maternal, child and family functioning. Objectives and indicators of short-term progress towards its overall objectives of improving maternal, child and family functioning include: • reduction in smoking during pregnancy • increased breastfeeding • reduced premature and low birth weight babies • improved child health and development maternal life course development Contracts will be awarded in October 2013. The Service Start date is for the period of 4th November 2013 to 31st March 2015.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: 1 Hillman Street,

postalCode: E8 1DY


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: ABN/C/1243 IBM RATE CARD REVIEW

description: Consultancy services are being requested by Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) Information Technology Project Delivery (ITPD) Directorate to complete DWPs contractual obligation to carry out the IBM Rate Card Review

street: Caxton House Tothill St London

postalCode: SW1 9NA


title: Provision of a stakeholder perception study

description: A contract for the provision of a stakeholder perception research project.

Information Commissioner’s Office

postalCode: SK9 5AF


title: WDC - Cost Manager Consultancy Service

description: Warwick District Council wish to appoint an independent Cost Management Service, with Open Book and Traditional Cost Management functions, for a period of 12 months.

Warwick District Council

street: Riverside House,Milverton Hill

postalCode: CV32 5HZ


title: Invitation to Tender - Treasury Management System - HMT1086

description: Support and maintenance for an existing Treasury Management System for HM Treasury.


name: Children's Services - Learning & Strategic Commissioning

title: CBC-0315-T-LS Supporting Families

description: Provision of service to provide accessible, high quality and outcome focused services for truly vulnerable children and families to cover the region of Central Bedfordshire. Children and families need high quality support and intervention services to help them with their direct needs as well as to assist them with their personal and social development enabling them to make informed decisions that will set them on the path of adulthood and future success.

street: Central Bedfordshire Council

postalCode: SG17 5TQ


title: Conversion of 2 Rooms at HMP Hewell

description: Conversion of 2 rooms at HMP Hewell


title: Advertising Cards & Leaflets

description: North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust seeks a supplier that will provide advertising cards/leaflets. Rules and regulations apply within the guidelines detailed by the Department of Health. Further information pertaining to this requirement will be detailed within the ITT document. Conditions relating to the contract will be NMUH standard terms & conditions.

street: Sterling Way,Greater London

postalCode: N18 1QX


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Telecommunication system mainten

description:
Competition Title : Telecommunication system mainten
 Competition Notes :

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: GB-Stockton: T13-35 P1106 - Refurbishment of Isolation and resiliance Wards 36 and 37

description: Internal alterations to Ward 36 & 37 to include, flooring, decoration, small power and lighting, mechanical, medical gasses and nurse call. Essential Requirements for this job are Members of Construction Line CHAS Registered and all staff have CSCS cards. As this work is in a hospital CRB checks must be vailid for staff working on site. Please use the following link to express your interest. http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6523

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PINE CHRISTMAS TREES

description: The supply and delivery of good quality sheared pine Christmas trees. The species will be pine in a 50/50 mixture of first and second class trees (based on European guidelines for Christmas tree measurement, quality grading and harvesting conditions 2006).


title: Overhaul of Villas Building Roof & Building Fabrics at Royal Observatory Edinburgh

description: Replace damaged areas of the roof, roof sarking and replace missing and damaged slates.


title: GB-Stockton: T13-75 Maintenance of CCTV Equipment North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

description: To Maintain CCTV Equipment within the two hospitals. Due to the nature of the CCTV system it is imperative that the successful company has an extensive understanding of networking along with training, experience & certification on Pelco Endura 1.5 CCTV systems. The Tenderer’s experience of providing Maintenance Services for similar equipment under contract within the UK over the five years immediate preceding the submission of this tender, with names and addresses of Employers for such contracts who may be contacted as part of the Tender evaluation procedure. to express your interest please use the following link http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6641


title: Provision of In Cell Electrical Supply at HMP Drake Hall

description: Provision of in cell electrical supply to Allen House at HMP Drake Hall


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

description: Redditch Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest from qualified, innovative and enthusiastic catering organisations for the provision of a coffee shop and snack catering facility within its prestigious new Abbey Leisure Centre. The contract would be offered initially for a five year period with the potential of a further 2 years depending on the successful delivery of the service


title: CT1255 Aldingbourne Rife and Tributatries Channel Survey, Littlehampton, West Sussex

description: River channel survey and provision of digital data (EACSD) for flood modelling

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 5806 - Complementary Basic Education Programme, Ghana

description: The objective of this requirement is to provide CBE to out-of-school children to enable them to transition into the formal system, particularly in poor and rural areas; and to improve the capacity of the Government of Ghana to continue with this programme following the withdrawal of the SP. Scope of work - The SP will manage the disbursement of funds to implementing partners to run CBE programmes to reach 120,000 out-of-school children. It is anticipated that an estimated £8-10 million will be disbursed as grants to non-state providers, implementing CBE programmes over the project period. 3 Main outputs to be delivered: 120,000 out-of-school children (aged between 8-14 years) will be provided with access to a standardised CBE programme, taught in their mother tongue language, enabling them to rapidly develop numeracy and literacy skills over a nine-month cycle. On completing the nine-month programme these children will be able to enter into primary school at the appropriate class level. These CBE programmes will be delivered by implementing partners, such as non- state providers at the district and community levels. The Government of Ghana will be supported in strengthening its leadership in managing, implementing standardised CBE programmes and developing the procurement systems to effectively contract non-state providers independently. DFID will support investments that will strengthen the evidence base on providing education to out-of-school children.


title: MMC Exhibition Fitout

description:
Making Modern Communications is a major gallery on the history of communications technologies through to the present day to open in 2014. This gallery is object-rich, supported by varied interpretation and innovative interactivity.

 Following on from a basebuild contract the Main Contractor for the Exhibition Fit Out works will fulfil the role of Principal Contractor and will be responsible for all aspects of the management of the site, including the co-ordination of the works, deliveries and the co-ordination with client direct contractors.Works currently include showcases, AV housings, plinths & furtniture,luminaires and graphics.

 (MT Ref:102524)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Public Programmes

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: GB-Newport, Essex: Newport Depot Conversion

description: The conversion and refurbishment of a former yard building to form office accommodation


title: GB-Leeds: RIT1064 - 2013 survey of diabetes inpatients

description: The Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) (www.hscic.gov.uk) is looking for a supplier to design, disseminate and collate questionnaires and supporting documents for a survey of diabetes inpatients across England and Wales and provide the subsequent data-entry/handling. The audit consists of three separate survey forms: two individual questionnaires per patient and a hospital characteristics form per hospital. To access this opportunity please follow the below instructions to access the online portal, Delta, which the HSCIC uses. Instructions To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/B7CWM2YN2M 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.

street: 1 Trevelyan Square

postalCode: LS1 6AE


title: Requirement for Laboratory Equipment : Benchtop Time Domain Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (td-NMR)

description: Requirement is for a benchtop Time Domain Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (td-NMR). Specification will be provided with the Request for Quote to suppliers expressing interest.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

postalCode: TW9 3AB


title: Groundwater Contaminated Land and Geoscience Training

description: The Environment Agency is seeking to appoint a specialist provider who can deliver an off the shelf course to meet each of the objectives listed below. The successful provider will be required to deliver one or more of the courses listed and is expected to use their own existing materials with perhaps some minimal customisation but no major development. This training will be aimed at staff within the Area Groundwater and Contaminated Land Teams. The required courses are as follows: • Groundwater Hydraulics • Groundwater Chemistry • Groundwater Contamination • Groundwater Modelling • Abandoned Mines Foundation Further details are as follows: Groundwater Hydraulics Target Audience This course is aimed at EA staff whose role requires them, or may in future require them, to have an understanding of groundwater hydraulics. Objectives By the end of this course, delegates should be able to: • Explain the physical principles of, and the factors that control, groundwater movement. • Calculate groundwater fluxes and speeds of movement under a variety of hydrogeological conditions. • Explain the mechanisms of groundwater storage and calculate the volumes of usable groundwater in defined volumes of aquifer. • Understand the methods used to determine aquifer properties in the laboratory. • Understand the principles of an aquifer test. • Analyse and interpret aquifer tests for simple confined aquifer environments. Key Content Further information will be provided in the tender pack. Groundwater Chemistry Target Audience Staff whose role requires them to have an understanding of groundwater chemistry, including: • Evaluating, reviewing and interpreting groundwater data for the purpose of the Water Directive Framework • Devising, implementing, analysing or evaluating hydro-chemical investigations • Understanding contaminant transport and implementing the source-pathway-receptor relationship • Processing applications and evaluating technical reports related to waste disposal and groundwater quality consents and notices. Objectives On completion of the course delegates will be able to: • Choose an appropriate sampling and analytical approach to undertaking hydro-chemical investigations • Represent, interrogate and interpret groundwater chemistry data • Use simple equilibrium calculations to describe natural aqueous systems • Use simple models to predict changes in groundwater chemistry Key Content Further information will be provided in the tender pack. Groundwater Contamination Target Audience Staff whose role requires them to have an understanding of groundwater contamination, including: • Evaluating, reviewing and interpreting groundwater data for the purpose of the Water Directive Framework • Devising, implementing, analysing or evaluating hydro-chemical investigations • Understanding contaminant transport and implementing the source-pathway-receptor relationship Objectives On completion of the course delegates will be able to: • Describe the human activities that may modify groundwater chemistry • Discuss pollutant classification and the nature of diffuse and point-source pollution • Describe the origin and properties of major organic and inorganic pollutants • Apply the principles of modelling solute transport • Describe the planning, execution, benefits and limitations of tracer tests • Outline the various approaches to remediation of polluted groundwaters Key Content Further information will be provided in the tender pack. Groundwater Modelling Target Audience The course is for staff whose role requires them, or may in future require them, to know about the process of undertaking a groundwater modelling activity. This may include staff who need to use groundwater models directly as well as those who have a role in reviewing or making use of the outputs from these models. Objectives At the end of this course delegates will be able to: • describe the nature of conceptual, mathematical and numerical models of groundwater systems; • explain the processes of model calibration, validation and sensitivity/uncertainty analysis; • explain good practice in decision-making, based on appropriate use of numerical models; • translate a conceptual model of a groundwater flow system into a numerical model; • set up and run groundwater flow problems using MODFLOW within industry-standard graphical user interfaces; • run regional groundwater flow model simulations using the National Groundwater Modelling System. Key Content Further information will be provided in the tender pack. Abandoned Mines Foundation Target Audience The course is aimed at Environment Agency Staff (especially those from Groundwater and Contaminated Land teams and Environment Officers) whose role requires them, or may in future require them, to have an understanding of abandoned mines in order to find solutions to the pollution they cause. Objectives By the end of the course, delegates should be able to: • explain why abandoned mines are a significant threat to environmental quality • describe the main issues relating to acid and other pollution generation • demonstrate a good level of understanding of the chemistry of minewaters and mining waste • critically evaluate the impacts of abandoned mine pollution • explain the main environmental management issues at an abandoned mine site • identify and assess suitable remedial or management options for abandoned mine pollution Key Content Further information will be provided in the tender pack.

Environment Agency

street: Horizon House,Deanery Road

postalCode: BS1 5AH


title: RM2267 SB-267 Provision of HVAC System

description: 1.1 The office in Kigali, Rwanda opened in 1999 and there are no records of who installed the HVAC system. 1.2 A plan of the office will be supplied to the winning bidder, however this may not have a design layout of the HVAC system. 1.3 DFID Rwanda do not have staff available to Project Manage (PM) the works, this will form part of the successful companies works and will be overseen by Martin O’Hara of the DFID UK office. 1.4 It would appear there are two separate HVAC systems supported, one for DFID and one for FCO and they operate independently. The DFID system has 9, one central unit that serves the open office, 6 wall mounted and 2 split. The FCO system has 12 split cassette and 7 Split wall mounted A/C units. 1.5 A site visit will need to be undertaken by 30th September 2013 to review the existing system, provide a report on its functionality and recommendations for improvements in order for the system to meet FCO design standards. 1.6 Project needs to be completed by February 2014. 1.7 DFID SEPPS team will be available to provide assistance; advice and facilitation throughout the process. Please see attached document for full description.

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Supply of 1500 x 240 litre and 12 x 1100 litre Wheeled bins

description: The Government of Saint Helena wishes to invite interested parties to submit a Tender for the supply of 1500 x 240 litre and 12 x 1100 litre Wheeled bins in accordance with the attached specification and Tender documents. Organisations wishing to learn more about this opportunity or submit a Tender should download the attached documents. Tenders should be submitted by completing the templates in Part 5 of this Invitation to Tender (attached) Each organisation may submit one or multiple Tenders for the Goods and may ask the Authority to consider variants to the specification. Tenders should be submitted so they are received before the deadline of 17th January 2014 (12.00 Noon), via email to: Mr David Woosey Corporate Procurement Executive Procurement Services Email: cp.advisor@sainthelena.gov.sh All Tenders will be evaluated as follows 40% Purchase price : 60% Quality/Technical in accordance with the Evaluation Model detailed in Part 4 of the Tender document (attached)

Saint Helena Government

postalCode: STHL 1ZZ


name: The Equality and Human Rights Commission

title: GB-London: Exploring caste in Britain

description: As part of its statutory remit under the Equality Act 2010, the Equality and Human Rights Commission wishes to commission robust research in two main areas. Firstly, we require new research to provide baseline information on the extent of caste discrimination in Britain, which would form the starting-point for a comparative assessment after five years. Secondly, we would like to achieve a firmer definition of caste for legal requirements. The contract will be split into three lots to include these two objectives and also an expert academic seminar and stakeholder event. Suppliers should note that there is no Expression of Interest stage and submissions are required by 09:00 Monday 5th August. We wish to contract by the first week of September. The specification can be requested by emailing (with subject line ‘EHRC146/2013 Caste Research') tenders@equalityhumanrights.com

street: Arndale House, The Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


name: Wigan Council / Directorate of Resources

title: Haigh Hall and Country Park Regeneration

description: Wigan Council is seeking to conduct a competitive dialogue with those who are capable of delivering its plans to regenerate Haigh Hall and Country Park for the benefit of Wigan residents and visitors whilst identifying a profitable and sustainable business model. A range of opportunities exist to create a complimentary range of leisure attractions based around the historic Haigh Hall, Stables buildings and woodland park. Haigh Country Park is both a local and regional attraction. Its grade II* Listed Hall is used for weddings, promotional events and fine dining banquets. The park contains extensive historic woodland plantations, a championship standard golf course and other attractions such as craft and flower shops, crazy golf, play area and informal woodland paths. The Council considers that there is huge untapped potential within both the Country Park and Hall as part of a comprehensive leisure package or, as freestanding leisure attractions in their own right. Wigan Council is keen to hear from companies who are interested in converting the Grade II* listed Haigh Hall into a new hotel which is already a successful venue for weddings, conferences, meetings, and banquets. We are also keen to understand whether there is any interest in creating a wider “hotel resort” given the existing golf courses and other attractions which could form part of a new hotel resort. There might also be the possibility to create additional bedrooms by constructing a sympathetically designed hotel accommodation block to the rear of the Hall. In addition to the opportunities offered at the Hall, the Council considers that there is huge potential for various new facilities and attractions at the site which could include the following:- Garden centre and nursery, Golf complex, Sports activities, including mountain biking, tree top walkways, zip or high wire facility etc., Children's play centre, Outdoor adventure and activity centre, Non-residential conference and management training centre, Café or restaurant, A Land Train, Rock Climbing within the disused quarry. Although the Council has identified the above potential uses, they would like to hear from anyone wishing to express an interest in any other type of leisure or tourism attraction or facility which is appropriate within a Historic country park. The key message is that there is flexibility with regard to the size of sites for potential investment and development and that the council is willing to discuss any proposals which lead to the regeneration of Haigh Country Park. Whilst undertaking soft market testing the council identified a number of parties who have expressed an interest to be considered in any redevelopment package. It is the council's intention to introduce these parties to interested bidders along with any other suitable smaller operators who may be considered for inclusion in proposals of lead bidders. Interested parties are referred to the requirements imposed upon the council by The Public Services (Social Value Act) 2012 and requested to consider how their proposals maximise the opportunity to improve social, environmental and economic well being of the local area and how those benefits may be secured. The council is seeking a partner who will help to deliver our aspirations the terms of the partnership are to be agreed between the parties. The freehold title will not be available. Wigan Council is also inviting expressions of interest at the current time from parties who have projects that they wish to be considered in any redevelopment package but who do not wish to be considered as a primary bidder. Any such expressions of interest received will be provided to short listed primary bidders to be considered for potential inclusion in their proposals. It will be at the sole discretion of the lead bidder(s) to determine whether a proposed project would be included in their overall proposal and Wigan Council cannot guarantee that your proposal will be taken forward. Application requirements for any such expressions of interest and submission instructions are available on The Chest at http://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk. Wigan Council is using the e-procurement portal known as The Chest at http://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk to conduct the procurement exercise. To gain access to the tender documents applicants will need to register their details at the following link https://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk/procontract/supplier.nsf/frm_home?openForm. Once registered applicants will be e-mailed a log-in and password which will allow them to gain access to the tender documents. The estimated contract duration and contract value sections within this notice have not been completed; these are currently not known and are to be determined during the competitive dialogue procurement procedure. Further documentation regarding this tender is available on The Chest website at http://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk including a key document entitled 'Haigh Hall - An Exciting Business Opportunity' which provides much more detail regarding this property and the development opportunities available.

street: Civic Centre,Millgate

postalCode: WN1 1AZ

name: Mrs. Penny McGinty (enquiries should be submitted via The Chest at www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk)


title: Trentside Hub Off site secure storage

description: Requirement is for the secure storage of data in an off site facility that enables prompt retrieval from store ( within 4 hours) to Trentside offices in Nottingham and putting back into store (within 48 hours) The facility will need to comply with ISO regs for secure data management. Deliver and collect storage items (boxes and tubes) from Delivery area at Trentside office. Billing to be monthly in arrears.

Environment Agency

street: Scarrington Road

postalCode: NG2 5FA


title: Evaluation and Audit of Connecting Classrooms Programme

description: The British Council seeks to appoint a Supplier who will design and implement up to two sample evaluation and audits of Connecting Classrooms 2012-15 covering England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The appointed Supplier will be required to undertake the first evaluation and audit during the period November 2013 to January 2014. The second evaluation and audit is scheduled to be required during the period January and March 2015. Final commission of the second evaluation and audit will be dependent upon business requirements and successful delivery of the first evaluation and audit. Connecting Classrooms is a global education programme, which offers funding and resources for school partnerships, professional development for teachers, and the opportunity to share best practice with colleagues in the UK and more than 50 countries throughout Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. --- UPDATE 16/10/13: Deadline for requests for clarification passed. Collated responses published in document attached to this ITT.

British Council

street: British Council,10 Spring Gardens

postalCode: SW1A 2BN


title: Formation of 2 Serverys in A Wing at HMP Ranby

description: Formation of two serverys in A wing at HMP Ranby


title: FADH 2 Day Event

description: Venue and conference facilities required for September 5th and 6th 2013. Please see attached documentation for full requirements.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Survey of BIG’s Demand Led Funding

description: The Big Lottery Fund is commissioning a survey-led study to collect quantitative data about the impact of the Fund’s funding (Impact review study). The Fund is committed to maximising the impact of its funding for communities and the lives of people most in need. The Fund wants to get beyond the amount of money we have spent to better articulate the difference our funding has made. This impact review study will support the Fund to develop quantitative data in relation to the activities we have invested in so that we may better articulate the social and economic impact of our funding. This review will support a wider initiative to help us better understand measure and communicate our impact as a funder.

Big Lottery Fund

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


title: ITT to provide support to the NHS Litigation Authority for Market Analysis / Market Audit and Business Model Development Services

description: The NHS Litigation Authority requires market analysis / market audit and business model options development in order to support the move of its operating division, the National Clinical Assessment Services (NCAS) to self-funding status.

Department of Health

street: Quarry House

postalCode: LS2 7UE


title: Diamond machined aluminium mirrors To be part of a spectrometer for precise measurement of greenhouse gas concentrations


title: TACOS - Towards A COllaborative Strategy for sector information management

description: English Heritage is inviting tenders for a contractor to organize, administer and report on a joint event, on behalf of the Forum on Information Standards in Heritage (FISH), and the Historic Environment Information Resource Network (HEIRNET) with active support from the IfA Information Management Special Interest Group (IMSIG). Further details are contained in the project brief which is available for download in the Supporting Documents section (see below).

English Heritage

street: Room 3/60 ,The Engine House ,Fire Fly Avenue

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: Topographic Survey for Croston PAR

description: River channel survey and provision of digital data for flood modelling

Environment Agency

street: Lutra House,Dodd Way, Walton Summit

postalCode: PR5 8BX


description: The Provision of Citrix Netscaler and Bluecoat packeteer managed service


title: CBC-0314-T-LS Supervised Contact

description: Provision of the total arrangement and supervision of contact between children and their family members where the young person is not able to live with their family. The successful provider shall demonstrate the capability to provide high quality and consistent levels of supervision of such contact arrangements and the full reporting of contact to the relevant social worker/social care team in a timely and appropriate manner in line with the Service Specification and Performance Management requirements.

Children's Services - Operations

street: Central Bedfordshire Council

postalCode: SG17 5TQ


title: Laundry Hydrogen Peroxide Bleach

description:
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (The Trust) is one of the largest Foundation Trusts in the UK, consisting of over 14,000 staff, approximately 100 wards and in patient units, and upwards of 2000 beds, providing services to over one million patients per annum. The Trust has its own inhouse laundry facility located at the Northern General Hospital.

 The Trust has a requirement for ladies and gentlemens washroom cleaning services at a number of locations accross the Trust's two campuses. The services include cleaning, satitising, deodourising and providing and maintaining soap dispensers.

 The contract is for a minimum twelve month period, with an option to extend for a further twelve months

 (MT Ref:101879)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Leisure Centre Catering

description: Provision of catering to the Borough run Leisure Centres, to include sanwiches, rolls, paninis, wraps etc

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: 4th Floor Maritime House,Linton Road

postalCode: IG11 8HE


title: Voluntary Adoption Agency Start-up Grants 2013 - 14

description: A grant to set up a new and independent voluntary adoption agency to achieve a minimum of 100 placements of adopters with children within the first three years of being operational. The Department for Education wishes to significantly strengthen the voluntary adoption agency (VAA) sector so that it can increase its capacity to recruit and approve adopters. The Department is looking for dynamic and innovative new organisations with the potential to become large-scale players in the adoption sector. To support the creation of new VAAs the Department is seeking to award up to four grants of up to £500,000 in value each in 2013 – 14. These grants should be seen as a foundation from which the organisations will grow and develop to become sustainable voluntary adoption agencies. The grant specification document, application form, additional information document and model grant offer letter and terms and conditions accompanies this advert. If you have any difficulty downloading the documents please contact vaa.funding@education.gsi.gov.uk.

Department for Education

postalCode: postcode


title: Fire Alarm Maintenance

description:
Competition Title : Fire Alarm Maintenance
 Competition Notes : Airedale NHS Foundation Trust requires expressions of interest and the completion of a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) for a three year maintenance contract on the fire alarm systems at Airedale General Hospital, Steeton, Keighley.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Airedale General Hospital,Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


title: Electrical Periodic Testing, Rewires and Remedial Works contract, for Shropshire Council housing stock

description: Shropshire Council own and maintain approximately 4200 homes over a large geographical area. These properties are primarily within Oswestry, Bridgnorth and surrounding districts. This contract will form part of the Planned Maintenance Decent Homes improvement programme and will initially include the following works: 1) Domestic Electrical rewiring and associated builders work in the Councils tenanted Housing. The client may also take up the option of incorporating the following works once their existing contracts expire. 2) Cyclical Periodic Electrical Testing and resulting remedial works. 3) Remedial works including detectors and consumer units. It is envisaged that the contract will be let on a measured term basis and depending upon the successful Contractor’s performance, may run for a maximum duration of four years. It is expected that the value of the first years work will be in the region of £700,000. The value of any future years work will be dependent upon the results of Shropshire Councils on going stock condition surveys and the budgets available for electrical works. Contractors who are selected to progress to the tender stage must be able to demonstrate a proven track record in the management of large scale term maintenance electrical programmes within the Social Housing Sector and also their ability to minimise disruption to our Tenants whilst working within occupied properties. Shropshire Council is looking to appoint a contractor who is experienced in delivering fast paced measured term work and who ideally employ Electricians and multi-skilled workforce, having the ability to carry out electrical works in domestic housing. It must be stressed that Shropshire Council’s housing stock is spread over a very large geographical area and work will not necessarily be done on a street by street basis. Therefore, the successful Contractor, will need to demonstrate how this will be achieved, identifying local offices and storage facilities which will be used to manage and service the works during the contract duration. For your information Shropshire Councils Landlords services will shortly become a new organisation (ALMO) but the stock will still be owned by Shropshire Council. This contract will be let or transferred to the new organisation at the appropriate stage during the setting up of the new organisation.

Shropshire Council

postalCode: SY2 6ND


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Policy Risk Study

description: Through this “Policy Risk Study”, the UK Government aims to develop evidence-based recommendations for (1) whether and (2) how ‘policy risk’ in renewable energy investments can be effectively tackled by the international donor community in order to foster greater private sector investment. The findings and recommendations of this study will be presented to the international donor community with a view to garner support and funding for any recommended actions. A robust evidence base and careful, thorough analysis will be essential in gaining the confidence of this community. Any intervention must work within the constraints of OECD DAC Official Development Assistance. OBJECTIVE OF PLANNED INTERVENTION The headline objectives of this study are to: 1. Identify the policy and offtaker payment risks associated with climate finance investments in developing countries and assess to what extent intervention to mitigate these risks would unlock greater private sector investment; 2. Identify and assess the existing public instruments which address these risks – assess the extent to which these instruments currently do, and potentially could, meet the challenges presented by the policy and offtaker payment risks identified in objective 1; and 3. Identify, develop and assess options for public-private-partnership models that could meet the challenges presented by the policy and offtaker payment risks identified in objective 1, including the building of models for (a) a pilot P-P-P mechanism for two countries (b) a Long-term Broader Risk Pool.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Information Gathering Support Service for the Adult Care, Health and Wellbeing Directorate of Cornwall Council

description: Cornwall Councils Adult Care, Health and Wellbeing directorate has a duty to carry out an assessment of need for community care services as defined in Section 47 of the NHS and Community Care Act 1990 and Revised Eligibility Guidance 2010. Revised Eligibility Guidance (previously Fair Access to Care Services) identifies whether a person has ‘eligible needs’ for funded social care services. If Eligible Needs are within the laws relating to a duty on the Adult Care, Health and Wellbeing directorate to provide services, then they must be met. The Council for the avoidance of doubt acknowledges that a S.47 assessment is a statutory function and draws to the attention of bidders that this tender is not suggesting or proposing to seek a mechanism to delegate this function. This tender is designed to contract and deliver an information gathering support service to the Adult Care, Health and Wellbeing Directorate of Cornwall Council. Accordingly, the successful supplier will be required to work alongside and under the direction of the Council including adherence to the processes and decision-making authority of Cornwall Council.


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

title: Shower Refurbishment at HMP Kennet

description: Refurbishment of the showering facilities within HMP Kennet


title: NEC3 Strip Out Works

description: The works include  To carefully remove ceilings, lights and hangers outside of hatched area  Removal of ductwork outside of hatched area and capping off  Re instatement of ceilings, lights outside of hatched area  Removal of ceilings , hangers and ductwork inside hatched area  Removal and safe storage of corridor lights  Removal of all redundant electrical and mechanical services including ductwork  Removal of all room doors and frames  Removal of partition walls  Removal of all furniture ,fixtures and fittings  Removal of all floor coverings (excluding corridor)  Protection of corridor walls and floors and 2 x door sets  Removal of all waste from site  Protect Fire Alarm System  Removal of heating System & store  Re commissioning & balancing of Htg system


name: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence

title: Evidence reviews ‘Maintaining a healthy weight and preventing excess weight gain in children and adults’ – partial update of CG43

description: The Centre for Public Health (CPH) at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is undertaking a partial update of the existing guideline on obesity (NICE clinical guideline CG43 [2006]). This update focuses only on the public health recommendations on the maintenance of a healthy weight (section 1.1.1 of the original guideline). This piece of guidance will be developed by a Public Health Advisory Committee (PHAC) in 2014 in line with the scope for this work (the draft scope is available here). The guidance is expected to be published in March 2015 and will contain recommendations based on the evidence considered by the PHAC. Tenders are welcomed that cover both of the following: Review 1: An evidence review of modifiable diet and physical activity components, and associated behaviours, which may support children and adults to maintain a healthy weight or prevent excess weight gain. • Review 2: An evidence review of approaches to communicate messages about maintaining a healthy weight in children and adults. Tenders from individuals, organisations or consortia of organisations are welcomed. The contractor(s) will work with the CPH team to produce the evidence review and model in line with CPH process and methods. The contractor(s) will be multidisciplinary, capable of providing high quality analyses to decision makers within very tight timescales. Specialist expertise in systematic reviewing and expertise in obesity prevention or management is required. Expressions of interests from a high calibre team - individual organisations or consortia of organisations - are welcomed.

street: Level 1A ,City Tower ,Piccadilly Plaza

postalCode: M1 4BT


title: Car Parking and Traffic Management Services at Outdoor Concerts

description: The Forestry Commission’s (FC) mission is to protect and expand Britain's forests and woodlands and increase their value to society and the environment. We the FC will always consider equality when conducting our procurement activities. We require you to meet your duties under the Equality Act 2010 and may ask for evidence that you are aware of and operate in accordance with those requirements We take the lead, on behalf of all three administrations, in the development and promotion of sustainable forest management. We deliver the distinct forestry policies of England, Scotland and Wales through specific objectives drawn from the country forestry strategies. More information is available on our website at www.forestry.gov.uk


title: Office Cleaning Services at Thames Barrier and Associated Buildings

description: The Environment Agency is seeking an office cleaning contractor to maintain the cleanliness of our offices to a high standard.

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: GB-Salisbury: Manufacture of 2 sets of plain weave para-aramid fabrics

description: Manufacture of 2 sets of plain weave para-aramid fabrics- No more than 100reamsof each fabric is required.

DSTL, DSTL

street: Room GO2 Building 005,Porton Down

postalCode: SP4 OJQ


title: Science Museum Festival

description:
The Contemporary Science Team at The Science Museum are working with The Medical Research Council (MRC) to celebrate their centenary. This will take the form of a 2 to 3 day festival at The Science Museum showcasing the MRC’s cutting edge research and engaging visitors in how this research might impact on their lives.

 We are looking for a Creative Agency or Interactive Theatre Company to work with us to devise and deliver a science based interactive theatrical experience as part of the ‘MRC festival’ (working title) at the Science Museum.

 The creative agency will work in collaboration with the Science Museum, Designers and MRC Researchers.

 (MT Ref:102537)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Apprentice HNC Contract 2013 – South East and East Region

description: This contract relates to the delivery of the BTEC Higher National Certificate in Engineering to the ECITB Advanced Offshore Technician Apprentices recruited in the ECITB South East & East Region in September 2012. The services required will result in the successful delivery of the associated specification.

ECITB

street: Blue Court,Church Lane

postalCode: WD4 8JP


title: Evaluation Methodology Training for Analysts employed at the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

description: Aim. This training is designed to up-skill BIS economists, statisticians, social researchers and other analysts in terms of their understanding of evaluation methodology. It is important BIS analysts have sufficient skills and knowledge of impact evaluation methods, in order to demonstrate whether an intervention has a real world impact. In particular, analysts need to know which impact evaluation method should be applied appropriately for the policy issue in hand. This training should therefore do the following: 1. Put the mechanisms in place so that analysts understand how a particular evaluation method is applied, and when to apply the method. 2. Enhance the ability of analysts to demonstrate the impact of their policies. Overall the training should provide analysts with a stronger understanding of the key methodological issues and also provide a common platform for departmental consistency in evaluation.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: The Future Cities Sector: Mapping UK Capabilities Research Services

description: The Future Cities Catapult seeks research, economic data analysis and report-writing Services to assist with development of the ‘Future cities sector: mapping UK capabilities’ report, planned for publication during the second quarter 2014. The ‘Future cities sector: mapping UK capabilities’ report aims to increase visibility and understanding of the UK business, research and innovation capabilities that can help deliver integrated urban solutions for the world’s cities. The report will be aimed at local and global audiences, contributing to the UK being recognised as a leader in integrated urban solutions, drawing new inward investment and attracting and anchoring knowledge-intensive, globally mobile companies. Further details can be found in the Invitation To Tender document available by request by email.

The Future Cities Catapult Limited

street: Workspace Leathermarket,Weston St.

postalCode: SE1 3ER


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

title: Construction of new Cremator Hall

description: Construction of a new build cremator hall at the rear of the existing crematorium and, after a break in the works for the installation of new cremators and the removal of the existing equipment, to carry out internal alterations and refurbishment of the existing building.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: S1 Logistics Mezzanine Floor works

description: The project comprises the removal of two existing mezzanine floors and demolition of a non-loadbearing block work wall to provide a clear area for the installation of two new mezzanine floors with increased clearance height to the underside. There are other associated works, including replacement of three sectional shutter doors, the introduction of two rapid roll doors and frames, provision of a new welfare room and relocation of a secure store and mobile shelving. Mechanical and electrical works are required to enable the foregoing