title: Breakdown cover for school vehicles, mainly minibuses

description: Hampshire County Council is looking to provide breakdown cover for a range of approximately 130 school vehicles, mainly minibuses, most of which have a gross vehicle weight of over 3.5 tonnes. The main objective is to provide appropriate breakdown cover on a set annual premium basis, not a pay for use basis, for a mixed fleet of vehicles falling within one of three categories: - 1. Minibuses with between 9 and 16 passenger seats plus the driver and a gross vehicle weight of over 3.5 tonnes 2. Minibuses with between 9 and 16 passenger seats plus the driver and a gross vehicle weight of 3.5 tonnes or below 3. Cars and MPVs with up to 8 passenger seats plus the driver It is essential that cover includes: 1. Roadside assistance 2. Vehicle recovery 3. Recovery for all passengers plus the driver, which as some of the minibuses transport 16 passengers, will be up to a maximum of 17 people and onward travel including either a replacement minibus or a financial payment for up to 17 people for onward travel costs. Please note that passengers may include some wheelchair users. 4. Home start from a range of locations across Hampshire: the minibuses are based at various schools within Hampshire so there is not one base to operate home start from. 5. The call out vehicle will need to be stocked with a variety of parts covering the main causes of vehicle breakdown enabling the driver of the broken down vehicle to choose whether or not to get the vehicle fixed at the roadside or recovered. For information, the following numbers of vehicles were covered by the current breakdown cover supplier, as at November 2012: • Minibuses with a GVW (MAM) exceeding 3.5 tonnes: 75 • Minibuses with a GVW (MAM) no greater than 3.5 tonnes: 43 • Cars and other vehicles with up to 8 passenger seats: 8 (not exceeding 3.5 tonnes GVW (MAM)) The above are indicative figures only, for the guidance of tenderers; the actual number of vehicles requiring cover during the life of the contract will vary over time, as vehicles are added to the contract or deleted from it.

Hampshire County Council

street: Upper High Street

postalCode: SO23 8UT

RAC Motoring Services

street: RAC HOUSE BROCKHURST CRESCENT

postalCode: WS5 4AW


currency: GBP

name: Science and Technology Facilities Council

documentType: awardNotice

title: Project Management Consultancy

scheme: CPV

title: R100 RAL Space Laser Facility.

description: The Employer wishes to appoint a Project Manager (PM) and a Cost Manager (CM) for the proposed new Turnkey technical resource building for RAL Space. The ability to work collaboratively is absolutely essential and short listed companies will be expected to be capable of demonstrating a track record in this regard.The project comprises a 7 000 m² 12m high single storey structure incorporating lasers and clean rooms and two or three storey facilities around the perimeter housing offices.Should funding become available the project may be extended to include approximately 3 000 m² of additional office and ancillary accommodation.All applicants must be familiar with the latest Government briefings on BIM and Soft Landings.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: North Star House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN" 1FF

countryName: UK

Turner and Townsend Project Management

street: One Castlepark, Tower Hill

postalCode: BS2 0JA

initiationType: tender


title: MC01124 - Clean Room Garment Rental and Repair.

description: The PSS have a requirement for the rental of clean room garments including laundry, delivery and repairs of garments to multiple departments.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

street: Pond Street

postalCode: NW3 2QG


title: Manchester: Ancoats (Various Properties) – Asbestos Removal Works

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The Homes and Communities Agency wishes to appoint an Asbestos Removal Contractor to carry out asbestos removal works to the following HCA properties in Ancoats, Manchester: New Little Mill; Jactin House; The Cheshire Cheese Public House; The Smiths Arms Public House; Express Motors; 53-55 Great Ancoats Street. All six properties are vacant and in various states of disrepair. The works will be contracted using the JCT Minor Works 2011 form of contract, incorporating standard HCA amendments, and the contract will be administered on HCA’s behalf by White Young Green which will also provide air monitoring services. Works are expected to start in the week commencing 25th November 2013 and contractors must be able to start within this timescale.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Homes and Communities Agency

street: One Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester

postalCode: M1 1RG

Forest Environmental Ltd

street: Unit 10-13 Urban Hive,Theydon Road,Upper Clapton

postalCode: E5 9BQ


title: NEW CONTRACTOR

description: NEW CONTRACTOR

AMORIA BOND LTD

street: 14 EGERTON TOWERS BUSINESS PARK

postalCode: M20 2DX


title: Ashby Phase 2b Laboratory Block

title: QUB/1282/13 Main Contractor Ashby Phase 2b Laboratory Block.

description: Queens University Belfast is seeking to appoint an experienced Main Contractor to perform works to the Ashby Tower (Phase 2) Laboratory Block.

Queen's University Belfast

street: Purchasing Office, University Road

postalCode: BT7 1NN

McAleer and Teague

street: 22 Camderry Road, Dromore

postalCode: BT78 3AU


title: Traffic Management temporary signing and padding works for Surface Dressing

title: Traffic Management, temporary signing and padding works for Surface Dressing.

description: Traffic Managemant. temporary signing and padding works for Surface Dressing

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Quality: 50

Derbyshire County Council

street: Environmental Services Dept, Consultancy and Contracting Division, station Road, Darley Dale

postalCode: DE4 2EQ

Aggregate Industries UK Ltd

street: Clayton Business Centre , Midland Road

postalCode: LS10 2RJ


title: NDA RWMD Development of Cost Norm Data in Support of Upstream Optioneering Project

description: Development of a cost norm matrix (cost data on various actitivites related to radioactive waste management across sites) in support of Upstream Optioneering project.

Project Time & Cost International Ltd

street: Westlakes Science & Technology Park,Moor Row


title: Home and Community Support.

description: Herefordshire Council (‘the Council') will be requesting tenders which cover the provision of Home and Community Support (‘the Services'), which will be commissioned from the date of the Contract award. The services will generally be required to be delivered within individual's homes. This will include a range of services as requested by service user choice in order to promote and retain independence to live within their own homes. The service specification, which is available as part the tender documentation, contains the full scope as to exact range of services are required under this Framework. They can include: a broad range of support to enable people to live in their own home as independently as possible, this includes personal care, preparation of meals and drinks, cleaning and house care and general household management.Outcomes:— To maintain independence, health and wellbeing, to receive personalised care, and ensure a safe service which treats people with dignity and respect.— To enable people to remain in their own homes for as long as they wish and be a part of their local community, and support carers in their role

Herefordshire Council

street: Brockington, 35 Hafod Road

postalCode: HR1 1SH


name: Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency Weybridge

title: Food Standards Agency - National Reference Laboratory (NRL) for PARASITES - ECHINOCOCCUS and TRICHINELLA

description: THE PROVISION OF SERVICES FOR THE UK NATIONAL REFERENCE LABORATORIES FOR: PARASITES - ECHINOCOCCUS and TRICHINELLA Scope of Services to be Provided Basic duties of the National Reference Laboratories according to Article 33 of Reg (EC) 882/2004 are: a) to collaborate with the European Union Reference Laboratories (EU-RLs) in their area of competence including participation in activities organised by the EURL; b) to co-ordinate, for their area of competence, the activities of official laboratories responsible for the analysis of samples in accordance with Article 11; c) where appropriate, organise comparative tests between the official laboratories and ensure an appropriate follow-up of such comparative testing; d) to ensure the dissemination to the Competent Authority and official national laboratories of information that the EU-RL supplies; e) to provide scientific and technical assistance to the Competent Authority for the implementation of co-ordinated control plans adopted in accordance with Article 53; and, f) to be responsible for carrying out other specific duties provided for in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 62(3), without prejudice to existing additional national duties. The laboratory will be required to: - provide staff with a high level of scientific expertise and experience in the area of Official Control and to have access to laboratory facilities as necessary; - provide impartial expert advice to the Agency as requested; - provide impartial expert advice and guidance to OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including comprehensive advice and guidance on methodology and relevant sampling and analysis legislation; - have links with OCLs and other relevant laboratories to enable dissemination and exchange of information; - be familiar with the enforcement system in operation in the UK; - maintain a list of the accreditation for the relevant OCLs; - have experience of, and be able to operate in accordance with, the relevant sampling and analysis legislation, including maintaining specific UKAS accreditation (or equivalent) for the relevant analytes, and satisfactory performance in proficiency test schemes; and, - where appropriate undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. The duties of the NRL are grouped according to its core functions as follows: A. Secretariat services a) Disseminating information / advice supplied by the EURL and its working groups to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories in a timely and effective manner. b) Co-ordinating the activities of OCLs and other relevant laboratories in food in relation to the core functions described below. c) Creating and maintaining an efficient two-way channel of communication with OCLs and relevant laboratories and the EURL, including disseminating information on analytical methods and EU Regulations to OCLs and feedback of comments from OCLs to the EURL. d) Providing regular updates to the FSA on NRL activities, and up-to-date information on UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories to the FSA as requested. e) Creation and maintenance of a dedicated website for communication of the work of the NRL including provision of advice and support to OCLs, information on methods of analyses, SOPs, latest developments and other background information. B. Advice and representation within the UK / EU a) Providing impartial expert advice as requested to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on analytical methodology in the context of Official Controls. b) Representing the UK at relevant EURL meetings, and its working-groups, consulting the FSA on objectives and requirements before each meeting and providing the FSA with an internal report of the meeting within two weeks of each meeting. c) Participating in activities organised by the EURL and contributing to the scientific input at EURL meetings and in manner which supports UK policy based on best available scientific knowledge. d) Advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on best scientific practice in testing for Official Controls and undertaking activities in consultation with the FSA that facilitate and promote their application in the UK within the policy aims of the FSA. e) Keeping abreast of and advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of developments for the sampling, testing and detection of analytes. f) Identifying and informing the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of emerging analytical issues or developments at a national, European or international level and recommending action to address them. g) Where appropriate, undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO, etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. C. Production of standard operating procedures, codes of practice and guidance documents a) Contributing to the development of standardised operating procedures, relevant codes of practice and guidance documents for use by OCLs and other relevant laboratories, as requested by the FSA. D. Compliance assessment via audits and ring trials a) Ensuring consistency and quality of testing approaches applied by UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including advising on corrective action following adverse reports on OCLs from UKAS; b) Planning proficiency tests for UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories as appropriate (taking into account the number of relevant laboratories), analysing and evaluating the outcome, informing the FSA and OCLs of the results and advising on further action; c) Coordinating the participation of UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories in EURL method validation studies and other initiatives, informing the FSA, EURL and OCLs of the results and advising on further action. d) Participating in proficiency tests and method validation studies organised by the EURL, informing the FSA of the results and implementing any corrective measures required; e) Co-ordinating training exercises to promote best laboratory practice in respect of analysis. E. Co-ordination within the UK of EURL initiatives a) Co-ordinating the implementation of EURL recommendations related to the standardisation of testing methods across the EU. F. Communication of results and data use a) The Contractor shall ensure that the FSA receives regular updates of any developments related to the core functions of the NRL. b) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any deviations which may affect the specifications and timing of the annual work programme. c) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any unusual occurrences resulting from any of the core functions of the NRL. d) If requested, the Contractor shall provide interim reports during the annual work programme. e) Any results or reports arising from the work of the NRL will not be communicated to any external parties without the written permission of the FSA. f) The use of the data for presentations and / or papers will not be permitted unless written permission has been sought and given by the FSA. g) The Contractor will maintain records for a period of 3 years from the end of the Contract. h) In other work related to the core functions of the NRL the specified deadlines agreed between the FSA and the Contractor should be met. i) If necessary, at the end of the Contract all information and data gained from, and required for, NRL function over the course of the Contract will be handed over to the FSA. This will include assisting with transfer of archived reference materials. j) If required, provide an internal report of meetings with other organisations (such as Official Control Laboratories, the EU-RL and ENGL) within 10 working days.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Objectives: 10
Scientific approach: 20
Scope of work: 20
Organisational experience and expertise: 15
Project management: 15
Value for money: 20

Food Standards Agency

street: 1-2 Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR

street: Woodham Lane, New Haw, Addlestone, Surrey

postalCode: KT15 3NB


title: MONGODB SUBSCRIPTION

description: MMONGODB SUBS

1OGEN CORP

street: 134 5TH AVENUE,3RD FLOOR


title: FWK1059 - Network Convergence - Data network management and support services.

description: Parliamentary ICT (PICT) The Authority - on behalf of the House of Commons and the House of Lords is seeking to put in place a framework for the provision of a Managed Service solution for its wired and wireless data and voice network encompassing the design, supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance, support and management.The framework will encompass two Lots, with a single Supplier for each Lot, or a single Supplier for both Lots.Lot 1 would be the provision of a Managed Service for the following:Data Switch replacement (approx 12,000 ports)Telephony System replacement (approx 6,000 ports)Network Access ControlLot 1 may be expanded to include the following services during the life of the framework:Unified CommunicationsExternal Network Services, including callsInternet AccessRemote Access ServicesConvergence of other parliamentary networksLot 2 would be for the provision of a Managed Wireless Data Network, including guest access.The successful Supplier(s) will provision and manage a new wired and wireless data network and new voice services for Members and staff of both Houses of Parliament and their visitors.The new network infrastructure must be resilient and have sufficient capacity to carry additional network traffic at a later date. This will allow Parliament to achieve its long term vision of network convergence and delivering the strategic aim of enabling To connect Members, the Public and the Administration to the information and services they need from anywhere, at any time and from any device; to reduce the cost of ICT; and to provide new opportunities and pathways for greater efficiency and effectiveness for Parliament.The Supplier will be expected to demonstrate value for money, plus the capacity for flexibility, innovation and continuous improvement throughout the life of the contract, together with the ability to manage the planned/unplanned small and large scale changes.It is expected that the implementation programme will commence in September 2012 and completed by March 2014. The framework term will be at least 4 years.(Please note completed Pre Qualification Questionnaires to be received via our In-Tend procurement portal no later than 17:00pm 14/02/2012).

awardCriteriaDetails: the criteria stated in the specifications:

The House of Commons

street: 14 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NB


title: Provision of Pre-Joining Eye Sight Examinations for Royal Navy and Royal Marine Applicants

Ministry of Defence - HQ Fleet

street: Room 303,Building 1/080,Jago Road, HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


name: The Food and Environment Research Agency

title: Food Standards Agency - National Reference Laboratory (NRL) for DIOXINS AND PCBs IN FEED AND FOOD

description: THE PROVISION OF SERVICES FOR THE UK NATIONAL REFERENCE LABORATORIES FOR: DIOXINS AND PCBs IN FEED AND FOOD. Scope of Services to be Provided Basic duties of the National Reference Laboratories according to Article 33 of Reg (EC) 882/2004 are: a) to collaborate with the European Union Reference Laboratories (EU-RLs) in their area of competence including participation in activities organised by the EURL; b) to co-ordinate, for their area of competence, the activities of official laboratories responsible for the analysis of samples in accordance with Article 11; c) where appropriate, organise comparative tests between the official laboratories and ensure an appropriate follow-up of such comparative testing; d) to ensure the dissemination to the Competent Authority and official national laboratories of information that the EU-RL supplies; e) to provide scientific and technical assistance to the Competent Authority for the implementation of co-ordinated control plans adopted in accordance with Article 53; and, f) to be responsible for carrying out other specific duties provided for in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 62(3), without prejudice to existing additional national duties. The laboratory will be required to: - provide staff with a high level of scientific expertise and experience in the area of Official Control and to have access to laboratory facilities as necessary; - provide impartial expert advice to the Agency as requested; - provide impartial expert advice and guidance to OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including comprehensive advice and guidance on methodology and relevant sampling and analysis legislation; - have links with OCLs and other relevant laboratories to enable dissemination and exchange of information; - be familiar with the enforcement system in operation in the UK; - maintain a list of the accreditation for the relevant OCLs; - have experience of, and be able to operate in accordance with, the relevant sampling and analysis legislation, including maintaining specific UKAS accreditation (or equivalent) for the relevant analytes, and satisfactory performance in proficiency test schemes; and, - where appropriate undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. The duties of the NRL are grouped according to its core functions as follows: A. Secretariat services a) Disseminating information / advice supplied by the EURL and its working groups to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories in a timely and effective manner. b) Co-ordinating the activities of OCLs and other relevant laboratories in food in relation to the core functions described below. c) Creating and maintaining an efficient two-way channel of communication with OCLs and relevant laboratories and the EURL, including disseminating information on analytical methods and EU Regulations to OCLs and feedback of comments from OCLs to the EURL. d) Providing regular updates to the FSA on NRL activities, and up-to-date information on UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories to the FSA as requested. e) Creation and maintenance of a dedicated website for communication of the work of the NRL including provision of advice and support to OCLs, information on methods of analyses, SOPs, latest developments and other background information. B. Advice and representation within the UK / EU a) Providing impartial expert advice as requested to the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on analytical methodology in the context of Official Controls. b) Representing the UK at relevant EURL meetings, and its working-groups, consulting the FSA on objectives and requirements before each meeting and providing the FSA with an internal report of the meeting within two weeks of each meeting. c) Participating in activities organised by the EURL and contributing to the scientific input at EURL meetings and in manner which supports UK policy based on best available scientific knowledge. d) Advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories on best scientific practice in testing for Official Controls and undertaking activities in consultation with the FSA that facilitate and promote their application in the UK within the policy aims of the FSA. e) Keeping abreast of and advising the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of developments for the sampling, testing and detection of analytes. f) Identifying and informing the FSA, OCLs and other relevant laboratories of emerging analytical issues or developments at a national, European or international level and recommending action to address them. g) Where appropriate, undertake standardisation (e.g. CEN, ISO, etc) activities on behalf of the Agency. C. Production of standard operating procedures, codes of practice and guidance documents a) Contributing to the development of standardised operating procedures, relevant codes of practice and guidance documents for use by OCLs and other relevant laboratories, as requested by the FSA. D. Compliance assessment via audits and ring trials a) Ensuring consistency and quality of testing approaches applied by UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories, including advising on corrective action following adverse reports on OCLs from UKAS; b) Planning proficiency tests for UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories as appropriate (taking into account the number of relevant laboratories), analysing and evaluating the outcome, informing the FSA and OCLs of the results and advising on further action; c) Coordinating the participation of UK OCLs and other relevant laboratories in EURL method validation studies and other initiatives, informing the FSA, EURL and OCLs of the results and advising on further action. d) Participating in proficiency tests and method validation studies organised by the EURL, informing the FSA of the results and implementing any corrective measures required; e) Co-ordinating training exercises to promote best laboratory practice in respect of analysis. E. Co-ordination within the UK of EURL initiatives a) Co-ordinating the implementation of EURL recommendations related to the standardisation of testing methods across the EU. F. Communication of results and data use a) The Contractor shall ensure that the FSA receives regular updates of any developments related to the core functions of the NRL. b) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any deviations which may affect the specifications and timing of the annual work programme. c) The Contractor shall notify the FSA immediately by email of any unusual occurrences resulting from any of the core functions of the NRL. d) If requested, the Contractor shall provide interim reports during the annual work programme. e) Any results or reports arising from the work of the NRL will not be communicated to any external parties without the written permission of the FSA. f) The use of the data for presentations and / or papers will not be permitted unless written permission has been sought and given by the FSA. g) The Contractor will maintain records for a period of 3 years from the end of the Contract. h) In other work related to the core functions of the NRL the specified deadlines agreed between the FSA and the Contractor should be met. i) If necessary, at the end of the Contract all information and data gained from, and required for, NRL function over the course of the Contract will be handed over to the FSA. This will include assisting with transfer of archived reference materials. j) If required, provide an internal report of meetings with other organisations (such as Official Control Laboratories, the EU-RL and ENGL) within 10 working days.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Objectives: 10
The Scientific Approach: 20
The Scope of Work: 20
Organisational Experience, Expertise and Capacity: 15
Project and Risk Management: 15
Financial: 20

street: Sand Hutton

postalCode: YO41 1LZ


title: Refurbished MSMS System

description: Refurbished MSMS System

KRSS

postalCode: WA5 7TP


name: ASSOCIATION OF INLAND NAVIGATION AUTHORITIES

name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

title: Provision of Guidance on Inland Waterways Safety

description: The purpose of this project is to undertake, on behalf of The Authority, the provision of Guidance on Inland Waterways Safety. The Authority requires the Contractor to undertake three projects in support of its policy objectives for inland waterways: • Safety at lock sites – Guidance for inland navigation authorities • Defining a national standard for the safe operation of commercial vessels on inland waterways • The Waterways Code – an update and refresh.

street: Fearns Wharf,Neptunr Street

postalCode: LS9 8PB


name: South West Yorkshire Partnership Foundation Trust

name: NHS Wakefield Clinical Commissioning Group

title: Wakefield Asylum Seeker Initial Accommodation Centre Health Service.

description: Angel lodge service to be provided.Effective service and team management.Overall management of the induction health team and the service.Health Check:Every Asylum seeker arriving in Wakefield will be offered a health assessment, and appropriate referrals are made.This will include an initial assessment of current health status, following the assessment framework in the personal health record for asylum seekers and refugees (Adult/child version) and addressing of any immediate concerns; Asylum seekers who default a first appointment will be offered a second.Flu vaccination to be given to all asylum seekers who fit the criteria arriving at Angel Lodge between 1st October and 28 February each year.The health screening offered in the induction services includes the following, which is in line with recommendations by the British Medical Association (BMA):Recording of the patient's history of immunisations and vaccinations.Recording of maternity history. NB Contraception and sexual health advice is offered to both men and women;Any sexual health problems are discussed on assessment and appropriate action taken;Identification of special needs and liaison with the UKBA, or whoever is sub-contracted to oversee dispersal, to ensure the provision of appropriate accommodation and support where needed on dispersal;Substance misusing patients will be referred to drug treatment services.Every asylum seeker residing at Angel Lodge is offered screening for TB as per national protocol and local arrangements and follow up as appropriateA minimum of 1 weekly open access clinic for administering mantoux test.A minimum of 1 weekly open access clinic for reading of mantoux test & any immunisationsFull clerical and clinical administration of serviceDirect referral to chest clinic/ chest x-rayTesting for TB (tests for other conditions such as Hepatitis A,B or C and HIV may be carried out if there is reason for concern).Minor Illness:Appropriate assessment, triage and care are provided to asylum seekers presenting with minor illness and more complex health issues arising from the health assessment.Access to a minor illness service on site (Love Lane) every working week day (i.e. Monday to Friday).Access to a GP appointment (as minimum GP clinic must be available minimum 2 sessions per week a total of 6 hours).Access to emergency/urgent GP services through a ‘home visit' from a GP during the normal opening times of the GP-led Health Centre.Appropriate pathway for triage of clients.Normally expect arrangements to cover nursing during the period Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 18:00 pm.Appropriate pathways for referral for out of hours care.Provider of out of hours care is currently Local Care Direct.Prescribing as appropriate.Asylum seeker children.Asylum seeker children are assessed for their nutritional needs, key mile stone development, and immunisation status.All children (0-18yrs) will receive an individual health assessment.Any safeguarding concerns including children's' mental health are reported through the correct channels and liaison with Social Services takes place. Staff will follow agreed policies regarding safeguarding.Immunisation and Vaccination:Current DH guidance on immunisation and vaccination will be followed.At present high-risk under-35 years are screened and TB vaccinations are offered as appropriate,Interpreting Support.All client contact will be facilitated with appropriate interpreting support as requiredAll costs for interpreting associated with provision of health services at Angel Lodge will be directly re-charged to the DH by the CCG. The provider will use the translation services specified by the CCG.Mental Health:Asylum seekers with symptoms of anxiety and stress are referred on appropriately.Staff attend training and education sessions to recognise critical symptoms.Referral pathways are in place.Mental health needs are assessed.Those with a history of physical or psychological maltreatment will be referred on as appropriate.Asylum seekers with acute mental health problems will be seen by a health care professional working with the mental health team and are referred for further assessment to local mental health units as quickly as is clinically indicated.Clinical supervision.Staff working with asylum seekers have access to the support they require and adequate de-briefingClinical supervision sessions (at a minimum level of one hour per month) must be provided for all clinical staff, including GPs. (The provider will demonstrate if requested how these staff access clinical supervision).Administration and co-ordination of the service provided to asylum seekers in Wakefield.Records are stored according to an agreed information governance policy.Appropriate records of all consultations and incidents are kept.Systems are in place for the smooth and effective running of any necessary clinics;Weekly data collected re: HNA & service provision.IT systems are in place and used appropriately.Provide Training development and Audit.The provider will (in each twelve month period) participate in any two service related audits or evaluations as defined by the commissioner (NHS Wakefield CCG). These can be agreed in advance.All members of the Induction Health Team are facilitated to access training and or development that is appropriate to their roles and individual training needs. The service must maintain a record of CPD for all clinical staff. These records will be made available to NHS Wakefield CCG upon written request.

street: White Rose House, West Parade

postalCode: WF1 1LT


title: THE PROVISION OF DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RELATED SERVICES

Iron Mountain (UK) Limited

street: Third Floor Cottons Centre, Tooley Street

postalCode: SE1 2TT


title: Design, production and management of internal magazine.

description: London and Birmingham Railway (trading as London Midland) is seeking to appoint an agency to manage, source, write and design a periodical employee magazine, stakeholder newsletter. Original contract to run until September 2015 with possible extensions up to June 2017. Value shown is total contract value if extended to June 2017.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

London & Birmingham Railway Ltd

street: 102 New Street

postalCode: B2 4JB


title: Provision of a Pharmacy Dispensing and Home Delivery Service for Intravenous and Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin.

description: The Clinical Immunology Department requires a pharmacy dispensing and home delivery service for intravenous and subcutaneous immunoglobulin. The Department will provide all nursing support. The Supplier will not be required to provide any treatment, nursing or medical advice to the patient.

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

street: John Radcliffe Hospital, Headley Way, Headington

postalCode: OX3 9DU


name: Kings Health Partners, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: Transport Services - Non-Emergency Patient Transport.

description: Transport services (excl. Waste transport). Special-purpose road passenger-transport services. Guy's and St Thomas', King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and other organisations within King's Health Partners are inviting tenders for the provision of Non-Emergency Patient Transport service. The contract will be for a period of 3 years with an option to extend up to 24 months (in two separate 12 month extensions). The requirement is for a provision of non-emergency patient transport services to or from Guy's and St Thomas', King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and other organisations within King's Health Partners facilities for walking, wheelchair & stretcher patient mobility categories. The service is required seven days per week. Total number of journeys covering all patient nobilities is approximately 550,000 broken down as follows:Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 300,000King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 150,000Other organisations with King's Health Partner 100,000Walkers account for 65 % of journeys, wheelchairs 30 % and Stretchers 5 %, though there may be a reduction in the journey numbers over the duration of the contract.Guy's and St Thomas' and King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Procurement departments does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. This contract will be available for use by all Kings Health Partners for the Provision of Non-emergency Patient Service.Also required is the provision of an evidence based system for managing, ordering and cancelling bookings arrangements. This system must also have the capability to collect travelling bookings, by post code and other requirements for reporting as deemed by the Trust. Online ordering capability 24 hours per day and access to a range of operational and usage reports to designated Trust personnel. All data must comply with the Trusts data protection policy.

street: King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Procurement Department, 129 Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell

postalCode: SE5 9NY

name: Vidal Charley - Interim Head Category Management


title: Post Office Ltd Company Car Fleet.

description: Contract to supply company car leases and associated management services.

Post Office Limited

street: 148 Old Street 2nd Floor

postalCode: EC1V 9HQ

name: Michael Hallinan, Charlie McLoughlin - note that both should be used


title: Expression of Interest - Banking Services related to issuance of Sukuk (Islamic equivalent of bonds) - HMT1355

HM Treasury

street: 1 Horse Guards Road

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: Transportation of school meals

title: Transportation of school meals.

description: Derbyshire County Council Catering Service in CAYA is looking to procure the Provision of Transportation of School Meals from schools located within the geographical area of Derbyshire.

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG

Sheridan Myers

street: Birch House Birch lane Business Park

postalCode: WS9 ONF


description: Additional updates to ecological mitigation obtaining licenses from NE and ecology supervision on site covering demolition and GI at Northern United and Forest Vale, Cinderford.

Johns Associates

postalCode: BA2 7FJ


name: Purchased on behalf of other contracting authority details

title: Passenger Lift Installation and Refurbishment of Existing Units.

description: Lift installation work. Lifts. Parts of lifts. Lift-maintenance services. The lifts will be refurbished in housing stock, sheltered schemes, communal buildings, multi storey and low storey flats, offices, shopping centres, car parks, corporate buildings including town halls, care homes and care facilities and other buildings owned and/or managed by the Contracting Authorities and the Authorised Users on whose behalf this procurement is being conducted.

Efficiency East Midlands Limited

street: Icon Business Centre, Lake View Drive

postalCode: NG15 0DT


title: COACHING SUPPORT

description: COACHING SUPPORT - MENTORING/COACHING PACKAGE

WOOD ACTON ASSOCIATES UK LTD

street: ROBIN HILL

postalCode: TQ9 6BD


title: Civil Engineering Supplies Contract.

description: Supply of civil engineering products including plastic pipe, concrete chamber rings and cover slabs, metal covers and gratings and general build materials To Cornwall highways depots and sites.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 20
Financial: 80

CORMAC Solutions Ltd

street: County Hall, Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY

Wolseley utilities t/a Burdens

street: Garner Street Business Park Etruria Stoke on Trent Staffs

postalCode: ST4 7BH


title: 13/37: Supply of Informative and Promotional Display Print..

description: The University of Wolverhampton wishes to enter into a contract with one Supplier to provide Informative and Promotional Display Print to the University.The University is administering the Tender process in accordance with the Open Procedure

University of Wolverhampton

street: Wulfruna Street

postalCode: WV1 1LY


name: Solihull MBC, Warwickshire County Council, Rugby BC, Nuneaton and Bedworth BC, Stratford BC, North Warwickshire BC and

title: Provision of PC and Laptops

title: Associated Peripheral Hardware

title: Servers

title: COV - ICT Hardware Provision.

description: For ICT Hardware Provision, proceeding in three independant lots for the Provision of PCs, Laptops, Associated Peripheral Hardware and School Servers.

Coventry City Council

street: Council House, Earl Street

postalCode: CV1 5RR


title: Assessment of Robustness of Property Income Forecasts of Network Rail in the Strategic Business Plan (SBP)

description: ORR would like to appoint an advisor to provide a detailed assessment of Network Rail’s property income forecast contained in Network Rail’s SBP and supporting documentation

Office of Rail Regulation

postalCode: WC2B 4AN

DTZ Debenham Tie Leung Limited

street: 125 Old Broad Street

postalCode: EC2N 1AR


title: United Kingdom-Swindon: Architectural services for buildings

description: Professional services to support the Refurbishment of Innovation Centre, British Antartic Survey. UK Shared Business Services LTD as the Contracting Authority is putting in place a contract for the purchase of Professional Services to support the Refurbishment of The Innovation Centre, British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge on behalf of UK Bodies. These bodies include but are not limited to The Science and Technology Facilities Council, The Medical Research Council, The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, The Economic and Social Research Council, The Natural Environment Research Council, The Arts and Humanities Research Council, The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, UK Shared Services Ltd, Central Government Departments and their Agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies, Local Authorities, Voluntary Sector Charities and/or other private organisations acting as managing agents or procuring on behalf of these UK bodies (see section VI.3, Additional Information). CPV: 71221000, 71220000.


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

title: Air Platform Systems Independent Safety Auditor

description: Provision of Independent Safety Auditor (ISA) for the DE&S Air Platform Systems (APS) Team

RPS Consultants Ltd

street: Opus House,Manor Court,Herriad

postalCode: RG22 2PH


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: EO SECONDARY SENSOR OPTIONS STUDY

description: EO SECONDARY SENSOR OPTIONS STUDY

Roke Manor Research Ltd

street: Roke Manor

postalCode: SO51 0ZN


title: Tender for Water Technology List - a list of water efficient technologies in support of the enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme for water efficient technologies.

description: The Enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme (ECA) for Water is a joint Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra)/Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) scheme to promote water efficiency in the non-domestic sector. The Water Technology List (WTL) is the mechanism by which the ECA scheme for water is delivered and lists all water efficient products which meet the criteria of the scheme and have been registered by businesses. Any manufacturer or supplier whose products meet the specified criteria can apply to have their products included on the Water Technology List (WTL).Defra is looking for a provider to provide the following technical support for the WTL:— assess and process applications from manufacturers and suppliers for products to be included on the WTL. This includes verifying the products meet the specified criteria.— assess system applications for the water reuse systems technology category listed on the WTL.— provide advice through a phone line and email address.— annually review the list of criteria on the WTL to ensure the criteria are still relevant and at the forefront of water efficiency standards.— assess new technology areas for potential inclusion on the WTL.— test a subset of the products on the list to validate that they meet the specified criteria.— host, manage and provide support to the WTL website.This list is not exhaustive and specific requirements will be detailed in the Invitation To Tender (ITT) documentation.

Defra

street: 17 Nobel House

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: GB-London: Green Roof

description: Tate is committed to embedding sustainability across our operations. As part of this programme, Tate aims to develop the roof at Tate Modern to enhance biodiversity and provide locally grown vegetables for our cafes and restaurants. The area of roof available for development is circa 426 square metres. Tate aims to develop one third of this area in 2013/14 financial year, with the remaining to be completed in 2014/15.

Tate Gallery

street: Millbank

postalCode: SW1P 4RG


title: Specialist strategic communications services

description: Specialist communications services to create a strategic narrative, engagement strategy, and brand platform.

Why Projects Ltd

street: 27 Haddon Court,Milton Road

postalCode: AL5 5NA


measure: electronicBids

title: Pharmacy Based Dispensary Automation

description: Automation system. The Ipswich Hospital is looking for expressions of Interest in the form of a completed PQQ (Pre-Qualification Questionnaire available from the address in section I.1) from suppliers who can provide a Pharmacy Based Dispensary Automation system:1. An automated dispensing system is required to store and pick original packs of pharmaceuticals at the Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust. The system will interface with the JAC Pharmacy stock control/dispensing computer system to store and control pharmaceuticals and improve the efficiency, accuracy and safety of the dispensing process. A quote for purchasing and for leasing over 4, 5, 6 or 7 years should be given.2. The system must be capable of dispensing pharmaceuticals in their original packs and it must allow bar code or other automated entry of products and must interface (bi-directional if possible) with the JAC (or any replacement) pharmacy computer system.3. The system must operate for both dispensing and ward-box assembly. It must input stock automatically and should have the capacity to store controlled drugs (by Home Office approval).4. The system will need to fit into an existing space occupied by the current ADS.The space available:Maximum ceiling height is 2,3 m, but in some areas can be extended to 2,7 m.Maximum width is 4,90 m, (3,9 m at 2.7 m height, 1 m at 2,3 m height).Maximum length is 6,60 m, but can be extended to 8,00 m.5. System must be capable of picking or delivering multiple packs at the same time for fast moving lines.6. System must be able to maintain internal storage temperatures between 10C to 20C, but no greater than 25C.7. The system must have an output capacity of at minimum 3,200 packs per working day (8:30 – 18:30) with a minimum of 320 items per hour.8. The system must have the ability for automatic loading.9. The system must have a capacity of at least 25,000 different packs with an overall capacity for at least 4,000 different lines.10. The system must be installed by 1.4.2013.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical and quality: 70
Commercial: 30

The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust

street: Heath Rd

postalCode: IP4 5PD

ARX Limited

street: Unit 6, Beaumont Works, Hadley Road, Hertfordshire

postalCode: AL1 5LU


title: IN HOUSE LEGAL SERVICE

description: IN HOUSE LEGAL SERVICE

PRACTICAL LAW COMPANY LTD

street: 19 HATFIELDS

postalCode: SE1 8DJ


title: Research PhD – Weak Signals as Predictors and Influencers of Collective Action in Online Social Media

Lancaster University

street: B Floor,B 58 Bowland Main

postalCode: LA1 4YT


title: CDE 31531 – Research and Development into Rapid Information Triage for Translation priority in accordance with Condition 2 of the Contract terms and conditions.

Jana Technologies Ltd

street: St Michaels Court,St Michaels Lane

postalCode: DE1 3HQ


name: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Estates Capacity Procurement

title: HMYOI Wetherby Infra Structure Upgrade Phase 2

ISG Construction Ltd

postalCode: M5 3EA


title: Patient Monitoring systems

description: Patient monitoring systems, including central telemetry for use within acute hospital medical and surgical environment.

title: CES Patient Monitoring - Patient Monitoring systems

description: Provision of patient monitoring systems for acute hospital environment.

University Hospitals Bristol NHS FT

street: Marlborough Street

postalCode: BS2 8HW


title: Walking Aids

description: Airedale NHS Foundation Trust requires expressions of interest for the provision of walking aids and accessories. (walking frames, crutches, walking sticks, walkers- including 3 and 4 wheeled walkers, ferrules and seat harnesses for walkers)

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Airedale General Hospital,Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


name: Operational Support Vehicle Programme, DE&S

title: Vehicle Hire Service Vans

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited are seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services (Vans) for various functions of the MOD in Germany with minor requirements in other European countries. This requirement is purely based on Vans. This will include Vans ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 tonnes.

title: Vehicle Hire Services Minibuses

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited are seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services (Minibuses) for various functions of the MOD Germany with minor requirements in other European Countries. This requirement is purely based on Minibuses. This will include Minibuses capable of carrying 9 to 18 people at a time.

title: Vehicle Hire Services 4x4's

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited are seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services (4x4's) for various functions of the MOD Germany with minor requirements in other European countries. This requirement is purely based on 4x4's.

title: Vehicle Hire Services Cars

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited is seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services (Cars) for various functions of the MOD Germany with minor requirements in other European countries. This requirement is purely based on Cars. This will include Cars capable of carrying 5 – 8 people at any one time.

title: Vehicle Hire Services Trucks

description: The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited are seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services (Trucks) for various functions of the MOD in Germany with minor requiements in other European countries. This requirement is purely based on Trucks. This will include Trucks between 7.5 tonnes to 18 tonnes.

title: Vehicle Hire Service for British Forces Germany and Europe.

currency: EUR

description: Motor vehicles. 4-wheel-drive vehicles. Vans. Passenger cars. Minibuses. Motor vehicles for the transport of goods. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) via Ryder UK Limited are seeking an organisation(s) that is/are capable of providing Vehicle Hire Services for various functions of the MOD in Germany with minor requirements in other European Countries. The requirement is purely based on vehicles and trucks. This will include Cars, Vans, Minibuses, 4x4's and Trucks. Trucks ranging from 7,5 to 18 tonnes and Vans from 1,5 to 3,5 tonnes.The hire Period will typically be on daily, couple of days, weekly and monthly basis. However, there may be instances when requirement(s) may run to a year. This requirement will mainly consist of Standard Vehicles. Non Standard Vehicles may occasionally be required for freight movement where the load is an Ammunition Disposition Request (ADR) requirement or is a CER, ammunition category load. We are looking for a supplier(s) who will provide a comprehensive and cost effective vehicle hire sourcing and booking service.

street: MOD Abbey Wood, Spruce 3c

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College Building Cleaning Services Contract.

description: The Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College require one supplier to fulfill its Building Cleaning requirements for 4 sites.

street: Ealing Campus: The Green Ealing London W5 5EW Acton Campus: Gunnersbury Lane Acton London W3 8EA Hammersmith Campus: Gliddon Road Hammersmith London W14 9BL Southhall Campus: Beaconsfield Road Southall Middlesex UB1 1DP

postalCode: W5 5EW


title: Bill Printing

title: NW1036 Bill Printing.

description: NWL are looking to identify a service provider for the provision of bill printing. The items to be provided includelaser printing,insertion and enclosing ready for collection by downstream access provider to meet mailsort requirements,procurement and production of base stationery including leaflets and envelopes

Northumbrian Water Limited

street: Abbey Road, Pity Me

postalCode: DH1 5FJ


title: GB-Watford: Watford Market Construction

description: Construction of a covered market on an existing car park site in Watford, Hertfordshire

Watford Borough Council

street: Town Hall,

postalCode: WD17 3EX

countryName: GB


title: Support, maintenance and development of CRM System

description: Software package and information systems. Business transaction and personal business software package. Financial analysis and accounting software package. Customer Relation Management software package. The London Borough of Hillingdon (LBH) setup a Contact Centre in April 2002. The Onyx OneServe Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system was setup and configured to LBH requirements and went live in the Contact Centre in August 2005. This tender seeks to engage a suitable supplier to provide support, maintenance and development of the CRM system.

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: Civic Centre, High Street

postalCode: London


title: Domestic Ironmongery

title: SHS 27 - Domestic Ironmongery.

description: The supplier will provide Domestic Architectural Ironmongery to the repairs and maintenance departments of Sandwell MBC. A trade counter facilitiy or guaranteed 24 hour delivery service must be available.

awardCriteriaDetails:
price: 90
quality questionnaire: 10

Sandwell Metroploitan Borough Council

street: Roway Lane

postalCode: B69 3ES

CBS West Midlands

street: Kenilworth House

postalCode: DY1 2DP


title: Research PhD – Detection of abrupt changes in high-frequency data

Lancaster University

street: Research Support Officer,B Floor,B58 Bowland Main


title: Desktop Stationery and Office Supplies.

description: The Kent and Medway NHS & Social Care Partnership Trust together with Medway Community Healthcare are seeking a supplier and distributor of Desktop Stationery and Office Supplies for their many Clinical and Administrative locations throughout Kent and Medway. The contract will be for 3 years with an option to extend for a further year.

name: Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust

street: Magnitude, New Hythe Lane, Larkfield, Kent

postalCode: ME20 6WT


title: Liverpool Mutual Homes - Supply of gas to 24 sites.

description: This contract is for the supply of gas to 24 sites in Liverpool.NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=105038.

Liverpool Mutual Homes

street: Monarch House, 7-9 Stafford Road

postalCode: SM6 9AN


title: SAP Status and Tax Programme (S and TP Americas).

description: The British Council has instigated the Global Finance Change Programme (GFCP). The purpose of the programme is to address many existing challenges, examples of which include eliminating some inefficiency in finance processes, and improving the user friendliness of the finance system itself.GFCP will be a complex and wide ranging programme that will in some way impact all areas of the British Council. The programme will comprise a number of interrelated Programmes and projects.Strengthening finance processes will improve cost structure and contribute to the leaner, lighter presence approach to the British Council future global operating model.GFCP will build on previous investments in Finance, notably the implementation of SAP enterprise resource planning system to all British Council operations globally that completed in 2008 and the subsequent establishment of a global Shared Services Centre (SSC) in Noida, India in 2010. The SSC provides, amongst other things, finance transactional and other financeservices to the global organisation.The purpose of one of these programmes, Status and Tax, is to restructure the SAP system to allow local currency accounting and reporting. This programme will ensure new subsidiaries are able to fulfil local statutory reporting requirements and provide a clearer picture of the impact of foreign exchange on the consolidated global accounts.The Status and Tax Programme will regularise the British Councils legal status and tax compliance around its global network. The programme has the following aims:— To reduce reputational and financial risk;— To create a platform that supports business growth in line with the 2015 Corporate plan;— To ensure appropriate operational independence from the UK government.The existing financial systems within the countries referred to in the Lots already operate using SAP. They are not fit for purpose, however, and do not meet local statutory and reporting requirements. As such, the British Council is looking for a partner or partners in ensuring the localisation of its current SAP solution to become fully compliant with each individual countrys requirements. Our expectation is to identify a partner or partners who is/are able to demonstrate expertise in this field as well as provide value-added services.

British Council

street: 10 Spring Gardens

postalCode: SW1A 2BN


title: A-20004729 - Provision of Support to Sellafield Limited Internal Audit Function.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Contract Delivery: 40
Key Personnel: 35
Code of Ethics: 5
Price: 20

Sellafield

street: H420 Hinton House, Risley

postalCode: WA3 6GR


title: Artwork Creation for GREAT campaign

description: Artwork Creation for GREAT campaign

Radley Yeldar

postalCode: EC2A 3PB


name: Nestor Primecare Services Limited trading as Allied Healthcare

title: Early Supported Discharge Service

title: Early Supported Discharge Service

title: An Early Supported Discharge Service.

description: The provision of a short term Early Supported Discharge Service to adults living within the Borough of Sandwell.

awardCriteriaDetails: Quality: 100

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: PO Box 15888

postalCode: B69 2AJ

Proline Care Ltd

street: 4th Floor 21 Bennetts Hills

postalCode: B2 5QP

street: Beaconsfiled Court Beaconsfield Road Hatfield Hertfordshire

postalCode: AL10 8HU


title: 4040005294

description: Publishing

Dods Parliamentary

street: 21 Dartmouth St,Westminster

postalCode: SW1H 9BP


title: Evaluation of Conflict in Cities and the Contested State Large Grant

description: The multi-disciplinary Conflict in Cities and the Contested State large grant brought together researchers from three UK universities (Cambridge, Exeter and Queen’s Belfast) to investigate how divided cities in Europe and the Middle East have been shaped by ethnic, religious and national conflicts, which pervade and surround them. Large Grants are major ESRC strategic investments, designed to increase infrastructure, build capacity, encourage interdisciplinary working in social science and beyond, and enable research collaboration in the UK and internationally. The evaluation will assess the academic and scientific achievements and impact of the research, and the effectiveness of the Large Grant as a means of organising and enhancing the work.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


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

title: Building Works to allow Traka Installations

description: Building works to enable TRAKA installations within HMP Nottingham, HMP Leicester & HMP Whatton

Herbert Baggaley Construction Ltd

postalCode: NG18 5FU


title: Food Standards Agency - FS131008 - Habit Surveys Around Nuclear Sites in England and Wales

description: The Agency provides advice to the UK environment agencies on the food safety implications of discharges, both routine and emergency, of radioactive waste to the environment from the operations of nuclear and non-nuclear sites. This is primarily done by undertaking radiological dose (risk) assessments. The Euratom Basic Safety Standards Directive, Council Directive 96/29/Euratom, requires the assessment to offer a protective approach but proportionate to the risks. As such, representative local consumption rates need to be used in the calculations, derived from surveys of consumer habits from around nuclear sites. Where site specific data is collected and applied, a degree of site specific realism will be introduced to radiological assessments. The habit data can be used for prospective and retrospective dose assessments. The results of retrospective doses using levels of radioactivity from monitoring data are published, in collaboration with the UK environment agencies, in the Agency's annual radiological monitoring report, “Radioactivity in Food and the Environment” (RIFE). The habit survey data is used by the Environment Agency and the Office for Nuclear Regulation. This work is, therefore, a jointly funded venture between the partner organisations – the Food Standards Agency, the Environment Agency and the Office for Nuclear Regulation. The Evidence Requirement Proposals are invited to carry out Habit Surveys Around Nuclear Sites in England and Wales The contractor will be required to undertake fieldwork for collection of habit data around two nuclear sites per year and a smaller survey for data around Sellafield to take into account annual changes in marine food consumption and intertidal occupancy. The smaller survey will not happen when Sellafield is one of the two sites selected for a full survey. In some years, there may be a need for a third survey to be undertaken.

Food Standards Agency

street: 1-2 Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR


title: CDE 30665– Research and Development into Capability classification & automated test procedures

Pitch Technologies

street: Repslagaregaten 25


title: Consultancy Support for Civil Service Reform

description: Provision of consultancy support to the Civil Service Reform team with regard to the Civil Service Reform Plan.

Rachel Belsham Consulting Ltd

postalCode: LU7 0BU


title: Surface Area Measurement of Battery Materials

description: This tender is for a Surface Area Analyser to be used for the analysis of battery mixes and slurries to determine particle size attributes.

The University of Warwick

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

postalCode: CV4 8UW

Meritics Ltd

street: 1 Kensworth Gate

postalCode: LU6 3HS


title: NDA RWMD Undertake a Disposability Assessment on ADU (Ammonium Diurante) Floc

description: Undertake a disposability assessment of ADU (Ammonium Diuranate) floc

Areva RM Consultants Ltd

street: Suite 7,Hitching Court,Abingdon Business Park

postalCode: OX14 1RA


title: GMC Research: Evaluating the strategic impact of medical revalidation

description:
The General Medical Council invites proposals from suitably experienced researchers to develop a framework for the evaluation of medical revalidation. The framework will be used to identify whether and how revalidation has met the regulatory objective of promoting proper standards of medical practice in the UK, in keeping with the overarching objective of the General Medical Council.

 The framework should identify potential impacts of revalidation, whether positive or negative, with consensus sought around these. Secondly, the framework should additionally identify tangible metrics or indicators to enable these impacts to be monitored over time. The framework will then be used as the basis for a longitudinal study of impact, to be tendered separately in late 2013.

 (MT Ref:100156)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: New Amenities Building.

description: The purpose is to design and build the New Amenities Building before early August 2014. The approximate gross internal area is 4 000 m². The building is predominantly arranged over 3 storeys and is principally arranged around the uses of the bar and dining hall zones but also provides accommodation for faith areas, student services, graduates, undergraduates and general administration. Two plant rooms are located on the third storey. The project will be required to achieve BREEAM Excellent rating. The current intention is to invite tenders based on RIBA Stage E information. It's currently proposed that the Architect and the Civil and Structural Engineers are novated to the appointed building contractor. The remainder of the consultants will be retained to the University of Nottingham.

awardCriteriaDetails: The criteria stated in the tender documents.: 100

University of Nottingham

street: University park

postalCode: NG7 2RD

Willmott Dixon

street: Willmott Dixon Construction Limited, Chantry House, High Street, Coleshill

postalCode: B46 3BP


title: Spark Plasma Sintering System.

description: We require a Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS) system for our heat treatment laboratory at DCF. We intend to use the SPS system to sinter particulate metallic/ceramic materials to be irradiated by the intense ion beam produced by our 5MV ion accelerator. The damage layer will have only a few microns of depth in the case of heavy ion irradiation, and a maximum of 300-400 microns when using the intense proton beam generated by our ion accelerator. The ion beam can be scanned continuously to cover a maximum sample area of 30-40mm of uniform irradiation. The SPS system will allow us to consolidate powder samples and also to optimise their grain size and density by varying the heating rate, sintering temperature and applied pressure. This will open the door to an in-depth understanding of the fundamental damage mechanisms in nuclear materials, such as radiation-induced segregations and defect annihilation at grain boundaries, by tuning the grain size distribution and the grain boundary characteristics with respect to the ion beam energy and expected radiation dose rate. The (sub-) micron structure and chemical distributions of the (non-)irradiated sintered materials will be assessed using the FEI SEM Quanta 250 FEG in combination with the Xmax80 Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) detector from Oxford Instruments. This equipment is already present in our characterization lab at DCF. Information about the grain boundary characteristics of the samples will be gathered using an Electron Back-Scattered Diffraction (EBSD) system already installed in our SEM.The University seeks bids that will provide the best resource, to deliver the best science possible, within the constraints of the EPSRC funding.

The University of Manchester

street: Oxford Road

postalCode: M13 9PL


title: Route Based Strategy Evidence Development

description: Develop Route Based Strategies (RBS)

JMP

postalCode: EC1N 6SN


title: 66KV circuit breakers.

description: To supply WPD with 66KV circuit breakers.

Western Power Distribution

street: Feeder Road

postalCode: BS2 0TB

Alstom Grid UK Ltd

street: St Leonards Avenue

postalCode: ST17 4LX


title: HEBS 2 Construction

title: LU00373 - HEBS 2 Construction.

description: The construction of the new HEBS 2 building incorporating the National Centre for Sports and Exercise Medicine will provide an innovative environment that will be a very significant addition to the campus. The completed facility will provide an exemplar for excellence and accommodateClinical and Physiological diagnostic equipment including imaging, Research Facilities, Educational and training facilities for health professionals and patients, Gym facilities suitable for rehabilitation of athletes, sportspeople and disabled patients with chronic disease.The total internal floor area is anticipated to be no less than 5000 m2 and the value of the build is around 12M GBP (net of VAT)The contractor will be appointed under a standard form of design and build contract. The designs at award of contract will be 90 % complete.The scope of works will also include for the construction of an external access road and car park.

Loughborough University

postalCode: LE11 3TU

Mansell Construction Service Limited

street: Balfour Beatty East Midlands House, Apex Park, ruddington Lnae, Wilford

postalCode: NG11 7DD


title: Roving domiciliary night support service across east Lancashire.

description: Lancashire County Council invites suitably experienced organisations to tender to provide and deliver a 'Roving Nights Domiciliary Support Service' across East Lancashire (Burnley, Pendle, Rossendale, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley). This will be a one stage process open to Lancashire County Council Preferred Providers only for domiciliary care. Initially the minimum level of service to be provided will be circa 3528 hours per 4 week period, to accommodate existing service provision. However, it is the intention to reduce the number of vehicle runs and carers delivering the service and the successful provider will be expected to demonstrate appropriate solutions to offer optimum value and efficiencies in delivery of the service.

Lancashire County Council

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

postalCode: PR1 0LD


title: Workshop Lighting Replacement Project

description: Please see tender specification for full details of our requirements.

RCUK SSC Ltd

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: TC521 — Framework Agreement for the Delivery, Fitting and Collections of Social and Health Care Equipment.

description: Award notice.Framework Agreement for the Delivery, Fitting and Collections of Social and Health Care Equipment. This will include delivery, fitting and collection of items of Social Care and Health equipment. These items will range from simple aids such as commodes, through to complex aids, such as electric profiling beds. Items will be delivered to the homes of customers and a range of satellite stores across Manchester.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Manchester City Council

street: Corporate Procurement Service, Room 407, Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2JR

Ross Auto Engineering Ltd T/A Ross Care

street: Westfield Road Wallasey

postalCode: CH44 7HX


title: Multimode Plate Reader

description: HPA's site at South Mimms in Hertfordshire requires a Multimode Plate reader with absorbance, standard and time resolved fluorescence and high performance luminescence. The equipment must be computer controlled, windows based and only non-licenced software. Temperature control should be between 25 & 45 deg C.

Health Protection Agency

postalCode: OX11 0RQ

Jencons Scientific Ltd

street: A Division of VWR, Unit 15,Willard Way,The Birches Estate, Imberhorne Lane

postalCode: RH19 1XZ


name: VWS (UK) Ltd trading as Elga Process Water

name: Bristol and Weston NHS Purchasing Consortium

title: Renal Water Treatment

title: BWPC - RVJ - Renal Water Treatment System - MP.

description: Renal Water Treatment.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of Design, build and installation: 60
Service & Technical Backup: 20
Price: 20

street: Level 3, South Wing, Whitefriars, Lewins Mead

postalCode: BS1 2NT

street: Marlow International, Parkway

postalCode: SL7 1YL


name: University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

title: Vascular Grafts.

description: Vascular prostheses. Supply of Vascular Grafts for a period of 36 months plus 2 x 12 months options to extend.

street: Mail Point TSU, Level D - Mary Seacole Wing, Royal South Hants Hospital

postalCode: SO14 0YG


title: GB-BATH: Supply of a Box Office System

description: The Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts (ICIA) at the University of Bath invites expressions of interest for a computerised box office system. Through online sales, as well as over the counter and on the telephone, the system will enrol participants onto a wide range of classes and sell tickets for events to students and staff at the University as well as members of the public. In addition, the system will be required to provide comprehensive marketing functionality and financial reporting, alongside compatibility with existing University systems and administrative processes. With over 4000 patrons on existing databases, ICIA sells approximately 5,000 tickets and enrols 2,000 participants onto courses, with one main performance space at a capacity of 220 as well as a variety of smaller venues and rehearsal studios both on and off campus. With a major new capital development planned to add to existing facilities, including a new Performance Studio seating 150 and additional rehearsal spaces, these numbers are anticipated to increase significantly within three years.

University of Bath

street: Procurement,Wessex House 6.43,Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY

Spektrix Ltd

street: Fourth Floor

postalCode: EC1M 5QG


title: Mortgaged Properties - Buildings Insurance Tender excluding Insurance Broker Services.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 50
Assessment of Policy Cover: 20
Claims Service: 10
Administration of policy: 10
Added Value: 10

London Borough of Lewisham

street: Civic Suite, Catford

postalCode: SE6 4RU

Ocaso

street: 3rd Floor 110, Middlesex Street

postalCode: E1 7HY


title: GB-London: VB 'International Travellers Behaviour and Attitudes to Destinations' Tender

description: VisitBritain (VB) is looking for a supplier to conduct an online panel survey across a wide number of countries in order to provide VisitBritian with a clear picture regarding; travel behaviour, travel influences, holiday types/holiday activities and association of tourism attributes with Britain and a number of other competitor destinations. Samples are required that reflect the views of those who have travelled internationally within the past five years.

Visit Britain

street: 1 Palace Street,Victoria

postalCode: SW1E 5HX


title: Dumfries and Galloway Health Board Biochemistry Laboratory Managed Services Contract

title: Managed Service Solution to Biochemistry Services at Dumfries and Galloway NHS Board

description: NHS Dumfries and Galloway Diagnostic Services Directorate has a requirement for a Managed Service Contract for,but may not be limited to,the supply and implementation of a Biochemistry Automated Laboratory Solution.The aim of the project is to procure and implement a solution that meets both generic and specific Health Board requirements across the local health community.The Biochemistry Service is seeking innovative and integrated solutions that minimise user intervention at all stages whilst maintaining quality and continuing to meet service demands.The service will include but not be limited to the provision of management information,training,maintenance,some turnkey construction work if needed including environmental,consumables and equipment with the transfer of risk from the health board to the supplier.

awardCriteriaDetails:
chemistry & immunology quality: 80
chemistry & immunology cost: 20
blood gas quality: 80
blood gas cost: 20

Dumfries and Galloway NHS Board

street: Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, Bankend Road

postalCode: DG1 4AP

Roche Diagnostics Limited

street: Charles Avenue

postalCode: Burgess Hill


title: WACL High Resolution Tandem Mass Spectrometer.

description: The University of York is looking to acquire a high-resolution tandem mass spectrometer with electrospray ionisation. The system is to be sited within the Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratory (WACL) with the purpose of supporting the analysis of complex environmental matrices by environmental scientists and their national and international collaborators.The mass spectrometer must have a minimum mass resolution of 100 000 at m/z 200 and a mass accuracy below 5 ppm. The instrument should cover the range between 50 and 4000 Da with a full scan rate of at least 1 per second and allow rapid polarity switching.The mass spectrometer should be free of cryogens and have low running and maintenance costs.Tandem mass spectrometry is a requirement and it is expected this will include collision induced dissociation.This contract is for the supply and install of the equipment and the provision of a service/maintenance contract for the following years. The length of contract is envisaged to be three years but this may vary, depending on the options provided by the tenderers.Further information has been provided in the published Invitation to Tender document.

The University of York

street: Heslington

postalCode: YO10 5BR


title: Provision of Travel Insurance

description: Provision of Travel Insurance for Home Office

H.M.T Insurance Brokers Ltd

postalCode: KT10 0SR


title: Tender for Fleet Vehicle Tracking and Management Solution (55 commercial vehicles) for use by Proper

description:
The Contract is for 24 months with an option to extend for a further 12 months. The contract start date is 1st December 2013 with a finish date of the 30th November 2015.

 The closing date for the return of tender is the 4th October 2013.The award date for the tender is the 13th November 2013. The tender quotation documents are attached to this invitation to tender.

 You can download the electronic version of the tender documents and return them to the mytender web site secure tender postbox by the set tender return date and time. This postbox is secure and can only be electronically unlocked on the tender return date by a designated employee of Herefordshire Housing Limited.

 (MT Ref:108281)

Herefordshire Housing Limited

street: Legion Way,Property Services

postalCode: HR1 1LN


title: Supply of Printed Prospectuses/LTS/OJEU/2014.

description: Supply of printed prospectuses to be used for prospective and existing students. The A4 format prospectuses are to be produced from PDFs supplied, printed in four colours, saddle stitched and delivered to the Universities warehouse at Wellingborough UK.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Economical and financial standing: 15
Suitable equipment and personnel: 25
Quality assurance and experience of supply: 25
Environmental information: 10
Price: 25

The Open University

street: Walton Hall

postalCode: MK7 6BP

Belmont Press

street: Sheaf Close, Lodge Farm Industrial Estate

postalCode: NN5 7UZ


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Corporate Minute Taker

description: The Trust requires minute-taking services in the form of a professional minute-taker or company or organisation to provide complex minutes, transcripts, action logs and other such meeting records for the Trust Board and other senior management level meetings and events. The documents produced must be in accordance with the Trust’s formatting requirements and any works undertaken must be done so in compliance with Trust protocols, policies and procedures. To express an interest in this opportunity go to the link below: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6513

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


name: LHR Airports Limited, Heathrow Airport Limited, Southampton International Airport Limited, Glasgow Airport Limited, Aberdeen International Airport Limited

title: IT Security Consultancy Services

title: IT Security Consultancy Services

title: IT Security Consultancy Services

title: LHR/IT/000147 IT Security Consultancy Services (SCS).

description: IT security consultancy services.

street: The Compass Centre, Supply Chain Department West Wing 2nd Floor, Nelson Road

postalCode: TW6 2GW

CGI IT UK Limited

street: 250 Brook Drive, Green Park

postalCode: RG2 6UA

Integralis Limited

street: Theale House, Brunel Road, Theale

Information Risk Management plc

street: Cheltenham House, Clarence Street

postalCode: GL50 3JR


title: Replacement Cell Windows at HMYOI Brinsford and HMP Featherstone

description: Replacement cell windows at HMYOI Brinsford & HMP Featherstone

J Tomlinson Limited

postalCode: NG9 1PF


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

title: Microplate Washers Maintenance and Servicing

description: Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), has a number (22) of Microplate Washers that it requires a maintence and repair service for.

street: (based at) National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC),Blanche Lane,South Mimms

postalCode: EN6 3QG


title: Hire of Vehicles (Self Drive) 2012

description: The provision of short term, self drive hire passenger and light commercial vehicles, up to 7,5 tonnes primarily in Hampshire, but on occasions outside the County.The following is a non exhaustive list of Vehicles which may be required by the Council from time to time:— light haulage vehicles (tippers, pick-ups, flatbeds, drop side, vans, lutons, and box vans),— minibuses,— community buses,— saloon cars,— hatchbacks,— estate cars,— multi-purpose vehicles (MPV), and— 4 x 4 vehicles.All vehicles are to be both petrol and diesel engined and with either manual or automatic transmission.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Booking method: 15
Key performance indicators: 10
Equipment: 5

Hampshire County Council

street: Corporate Procurement and County Supplies, Bar End Road

postalCode: SO23 9NR

Alphabet Fleet Management Limited

street: Phoenix House, Cookham Road

postalCode: RG12 1RR

Specialist Vehicle Hire Ltd

street: Southern Self Drive, Highgrove Industrial Park, Quartermaine Road

postalCode: PO3 5QQ

Thrifty Car and Van Rental

street: Scot House, Halifax Road, Cressex Business Park

postalCode: HP12 3SN

Hayden Vehicle Rentals

street: Unit One, 62 Station Road

postalCode: PO11 0EL

Pitter Self Drive Hire

street: Botley Road, West End

postalCode: SO30 3HA

U-Drive Limited

street: Aviation Park West, Bournemouth Airport

postalCode: BH23 6NW

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

street: Delta Way

postalCode: TW20 8RX


title: Supply and installation of a laser melting powder bed machine.

description: Scope of Definition:This definition outlines the requirements for Laser Melting Powder Bed Machine and associated accessories, including inert gas filtration, in the Net Shape area of the proposer.The machine condition can be new, refurbished, or used, provided that it meets theequipment specifications as outlined below.The supplier shall respond to each numbered paragraph of this specification, describing in detail the method of compliance or otherwise.Scope of Work:The supplier shall provide a complete package, including necessary design, manufacture, supply and documentation.The supplier shall be responsible for all equipment and services supplied, including sub-contract purchases.The supplier shall highlight and discuss with the proposer all exclusions and limitations. Failure to do so shall result in any additional cost being borne by the supplier. The proposer must agree any exclusions or limitations in writing.

University of Birmingham

street: Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT

ES Technology

street: Sopwith

postalCode: NN11 8PB


title: Toward ending Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) in Africa and beyond: Research Programme

Procurement Group

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA


title: UKHO RMADS for the UKHO Business Domain

description: The Contractor shall provide a risk management accerditation document set for the UKHO business domain.

Amethyst Risk Management Ltd

street: Worting House,Church Lane

postalCode: RG23 8PX


title: The Data Exchange Project

Department for Education

postalCode: postcode


title: Pittville Student Accomodation Project.

description: The University is seeking a provider who will:a) Fund or co-ordinate the funding and develop up to 450 bed residences on its Pittville Campus in Cheltenham on a shared risk basis.b) Provider who will undertake the Facilities Management Services for the new and possibly the existing 214 beds on site.

University of Gloucestershire

street: The Park

postalCode: GL50 2RH


title: I54 Moog Settlement and Expert Determination

description: 1. Reviewing and Updating Cost Information To undertake a cleanse of the current available information; contact all parties and acquire relevant documentation; produce a Position Statement to support the HCA and 1 day support to Mouchel to confirm Position Statement (Redacted) plus VAT to inc all travel and disbursements 2. Negotiations and Review directly with Moog and other parties UNdertake appropriate preparation works and meetings with HCA; meet at Moog (allowance for up to 3 meetings) and on behalf of HCA negotiate and developthe financial consdieration to point of resolution or positin ofnon acceptance (Redacted) plus VAT to inc all travel and disbursements 3. Undertake all necessary QS services through the process of expert determination process EC Harris will provide a trained cost advisor to undertake all works necessary including all expenses and disbursements Costs to be based on a blended rate of legal expert and QS support of (Redacted) per hour capped at (Redacted) excluding VAT.

EC Harris LLP

street: ECHQ,34 York Way

postalCode: N1 9AB


title: Provision of Standard Taxi and Private Hire Services (York)

description: York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust requires the provision of taxi and private hire service cars for the transportation of patients, the transportation of drugs, specimens, patient notes, X-rays, blood samples and potentially other miscellaneous items to and from various hospital sites and patient homes. The service is to be available 24-hours a day, 365 days per year.

title: Provision of Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Services (York)

title: Provision of Standard Taxi and Private Hire Services (Scarborough)

title: Provision of Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Services (Scarborough)

title: Provision of Standard and Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Services (Easingwold)

title: Provision of Standard and Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Services (Selby)

title: Provision of Standard and Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Services (Malton)

title: KM/13/1080 - Provision of Taxi and Private Hire Services

street: Tribune House, Centurion Park, Tribune Way, Clifton Moor


title: North Area

description: Your Housing Group was formed on the 2nd April 2012 following the merger of Harvest Housing Group and Arena Housing Group. The merger has created a new Group with a combined stock of around 32,000 properties comprising general needs, leasehold, sheltered and supported homes across the North-West, Yorkshire and the Midlands. Housing and Neighbourhood Services are delivered by locally based communities comprising Your Housing Group, Your Derwent and Solway, Your Eaves Brook, Grove Village, Headrow, Leasowe, Your Moorlands, Your Partington and Tung Sing.Our mission is “transforming your lives and your communities” through creating strong and sustainable communities where people flourish and we are committed to giving outstanding service that comes naturally.The quality of the Fire Risk Assessments that we carry out is therefore of paramount importance in ensuring the safety of our tenants and leaseholders. The area covered by Your Housing Group will be split into a number of Lots and we are seeking to appoint a Consultant to each Lot. Subject to pre-qualification, a Consultant could be invited to tender for and be awarded more than one of the Lots. Only Consultants who can carry out Fire Risk Assessment Services with directly employed staff to the highest possible standards and can demonstrate to the satisfaction of Your Housing Group a proven track record in the satisfactory delivery of these Services should consider applying.Applicants will be required to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) and the evaluation of this PQQ will establish those companies that have pre-qualified and been selected to tender.The successful Consultant(s) must be able to show a commitment to providing effective services that provide value for money to Your Housing Group and the occupiers of their properties.The proposed contract period will be 2 years commencing on a date to be agreed in early 2014 and with the option for subsequent annual extensions to this initial period up to a further 3 years, all subject to provisions for earlier termination including a break clause and renewals based on meeting and maintaining Key Performance Indicators.Your Housing Group reserves the right to withdraw from this procurement procedure at anytime without awarding a contract. Your Housing Group and/or its advisors shall not be liable for and will not pay any costs in respect of the preparation of any application and tender submission of any applicant or bidder whether they are successful or unsuccessful and all applicants and bidders are to be responsible for all of the costs and expenses they incur as a result of participating in this procurement process irrespective of whether the procedure is completed or is abandoned without any appointment. An applicant shall be deemed to have unequivocally accepted this as a condition precedent to participation in this procurement process.

title: Greater Manchester Area

description: Your Housing Group was formed on the 2nd April 2012 following the merger of Harvest Housing Group and Arena Housing Group. The merger has created a new Group with a combined stock of around 32,000 properties comprising general needs, leasehold, sheltered and supported homes across the North-West, Yorkshire and the Midlands. Housing and Neighbourhood Services are delivered by locally based communities comprising Your Housing Group, Your Derwent & Solway, Your Eaves Brook, Grove Village, Headrow, Leasowe, Your Moorlands, Your Partington and Tung Sing.Our mission is “transforming your lives and your communities” through creating strong and sustainable communities where people flourish and we are committed to giving outstanding service that comes naturally.The quality of the Fire Risk Assessments that we carry out is therefore of paramount importance in ensuring the safety of our tenants and leaseholders. The area covered by Your Housing Group will be split into a number of Lots and we are seeking to appoint a Consultant to each Lot. Subject to pre-qualification, a Consultant could be invited to tender for and be awarded more than one of the Lots. Only Consultants who can carry out Fire Risk Assessment Services with directly employed staff to the highest possible standards and can demonstrate to the satisfaction of Your Housing Group a proven track record in the satisfactory delivery of these Services should consider applying.Applicants will be required to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) and the evaluation of this PQQ will establish those companies that have pre-qualified and been selected to tender.The successful Consultant(s) must be able to show a commitment to providing effective services that provide value for money to Your Housing Group and the occupiers of their properties.The proposed contract period will be 2 years commencing on a date to be agreed in early 2014 and with the option for subsequent annual extensions to this initial period up to a further 3 years, all subject to provisions for earlier termination including a break clause and renewals based on meeting and maintaining Key Performance Indicators.Your Housing Group reserves the right to withdraw from this procurement procedure at anytime without awarding a contract. Your Housing Group and/or its advisors shall not be liable for and will not pay any costs in respect of the preparation of any application and tender submission of any applicant or bidder whether they are successful or unsuccessful and all applicants and bidders are to be responsible for all of the costs and expenses they incur as a result of participating in this procurement process irrespective of whether the procedure is completed or is abandoned without any appointment. An applicant shall be deemed to have unequivocally accepted this as a condition precedent to participation in this procurement process.

title: Merseyside Area

title: South Area

title: Fire Risk Assessment Services.

Your Housing Group Limited

street: Apex House, 266 Moseley Road, Levenshulme

postalCode: M19 2LH


title: Food Standards Agency - Improving the understanding of the factors which lead to E. coli O157 shedding by cattle and intervention strategies for on-farm control

description: The Food Standards Agency's Strategy 2010-15 confirms the reduction of foodborne disease to be a priority in ensuring that food produced and sold in the UK is safe to eat. The Food Standards Agency's Foodborne Disease Strategy (FDS) aims to address this priority through development of research and risk management programmes targeted to the specific pathogens which are responsible for the greatest burden of UK foodborne disease. Verotoxigenic E. coli (VTEC), including E. coli O157, remains a recognised and important human pathogen and a high priority for FSA action. FDS activities relating to VTEC will complement the Food Hygiene Delivery Programme, which was set up by the FSA to address recommendations made by the Public Inquiry into the South Wales E. coli O157 outbreak in 2005. Background E. coli O157 is a relatively rare but significant gastrointestinal pathogen in the UK. It has been recognised as an important cause of enteric disease in humans and complications of infection can lead to renal damage and death. E. coli O157 is shed (excreted) in the faeces of ruminant animals such as cattle and sheep and, in the UK it has been implicated in outbreaks of human disease via the cross-contamination of foods and direct contact with faeces or affected animals. Recommendation 24 of the Public Inquiry into the 2005 E. coli O157 outbreak in South Wales stated that ‘The feasibility of identifying ‘supershedder' cattle on-farm should be explored as a potential means of reducing the likelihood of spreading E. coli O157 to other cattle'. In response to this recommendation, the FSA in Scotland hosted a workshop in November 2011 entitled ‘Understanding the factors that lead to Enterohaemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC) colonisation in cattle and the role of supershedding in the transmission and maintenance of infection.' This workshop identified that there was a need for significant research on the supershedding phenomenon in order to facilitate the development of suitable intervention strategies for future control of this pathogen on farms in the UK. The experts who attended the workshop made a number of key recommendations on the key research gaps in relation to our understanding of EHEC supershedding by cattle (http://www.food.gov.uk/multimedia/pdfs/e.coli-workshop.pdf). Following a review of the outputs of the workshop and peer review comments on the workshop report, the FSA has identified the below areas as priority for funding. The Evidence Requirement Proposals are invited for research that will improve the understanding of E. coli O157 excretion by cattle and the supershedding phenomenon, and how this pathogen can be controlled on-farm. The FSA is seeking applied, useable outputs from this package of work which can be used to inform future on-farm control strategies for reducing the public health risk associated with this pathogen in the UK. It is proposed that these aims will be addressed by research in the areas described below. It is envisaged that up to three projects will be funded through this call therefore applicants should clearly highlight in their proposal(s) which of the three areas (Lots 1, 2, 3) below they are seeking to address. Lot 1 Research of E. coli O157 Supershedders To more clearly define the characteristics of a 'supershedder', and improve our understanding of the dynamics of E. coli O157 excretion by cattle (in terms of the duration of shedding, the levels excreted, and the frequency by which an animal can become a supershedder), and how high shedding animals impact on the contamination of the foodchain, the environment and human illness. Lot 2 On-farm intervention to control VTEC To understand how effective an on-farm intervention for the control of VTEC would have to be in order to have an impact on human health and, based on current evidence which on-farm intervention strategies show the greatest potential of reducing human illness. Lot 3 Impact of diet and feed on VTEC colonisation To improve our understanding of the impact of diet and feeding practices on VTEC colonisation in the ruminant gut. This is an open research call which is seeking novel ideas to address these research areas and it is envisaged that these may be addressed through projects utilising a wide range of approaches. The projects may require, but not exclusively, further laboratory work to build on existing knowledge, a review of available evidence from published reviews, modelling of new and existing data, and/or field trials. Given the multidisciplinary nature of this call, consortium bids with national and international collaborators would be welcome.

Food Standards Agency

street: 1-2 Peasholme Green

postalCode: YO1 7PR


title: FRAMES & TAPE DRIVES

description: FRAMES & TAPE DRIVES

Computacenter (UK) LTD

street: Hatfield Avenue

postalCode: AL10 9TW


title: TENDER FOR THE PROVISION OF A SUBSTANCE MISUSE RECOVERY SERVICE AT LETITIA HOUSE

description: Middlesbrough Council are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced Providers who wish to be considered for a contract for the provision of a Recovery Service for people who misuse substances at Letitia House. This service will provide individuals with a comprehensive assessment of their independent living skills, develop personalised recovery plans and deliver support to improve their skills and address their broader needs. The successful organisation will deliver a service to 18 people living in Letitia House, who are recovering from a drug or alcohol dependency and are engaged with treatment agencies. An office will be located within Letitia House, which will provide a base for staff, this office will also be used by staff employed by Riverside echg, who will be responsible for managing Letitia House and providing the people residing there with a housing related support service. The successful organisation will enter into a formal contract for a period of 3 years, with the possibility of a further 2 years extension. The contract will be awarded on the basis of price and quality, the most economically advantageous tender, and it is anticipated that the contract will commence in March 2014. The Council will be using a full electronic tendering system and if you feel that your organisation is a suitably experienced Provider of this type of service, suppliers must obtain the Tender Documents from the North East Purchasing Organisation (NEPO) portal via https://www.qtegov.com/procontract/supplier.nsf All of the information requested in the Tender Documents must be completed and uploaded via the portal no later than Friday 29th November at 12 noon. If you have any problem accessing these documents please contact Lesley Williams, telephone 01642 729263 or email lesley_williams@middlesbrough.gov.uk

Middlesbrough Borough Council

postalCode: TS1 9GA


title: LSBU2/SPARES LSBU2/0149

description: CABLE ASSY,CABLE & CONDUIT ASSY

DYTECNA LIMITED

street: Aspen House,Malvern Hills Science Park

postalCode: WR14 3SZ