scheme: CPV

title: GB-Southend: Three Year Contract Servicing, Maintaining and Monitoring the Intruder Alarm & CCTV Systems

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Southend Borough Council’s Department of Place wish to appoint a contractor to provide annual servicing and 24 hour responsive repairs to Intruder Alarm & CCTV Systems to a wide range of non domestic public buildings within the Borough, including the Pier, care homes, libraries, parks and museums The maximum response time required for emergency works under this contract is 2 hours and contractors applying must have the capacity to attend to several emergency calls at the same time. The duration of the contract will be three years with an option of a two year extension. The proposed commencement date is 1st April 2014 The value of the contract is approximately £25,000 per annum which is based on historical information and could vary during the course of the contract. All potential contractors must be National Security Inspectorate (NSI) NACOSS Gold approved, SSAIB and NICEIC qualified. Please submit your request to tender no later than 12 noon on Friday 17th January 2014. The tenders will be sent out by e-mail on Tuesday 21st Jan 2014 with a return date of 12th February 2014. The returned tenders will be considered against an evaluation ratio of 70% for price and 30% for quality. Please submit your request to tender at expressionsofinterest@southend.gov.uk.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Locksmith Services

description: Southampton City Counci (the council) is seeking to award a framework agreement for the supply of locksmith services and associated goods within the boundery of the city. It is envisaged that those suppliers on the framework will provide services during normal working hours and be in the position to resond to reactive requirements which typically may be out of normal working hours.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Procurement Services

street: One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: Wolverhampton Urgent Care Centre

description: There have been a number of reports on how Urgent Care Services should be delivered including the NHS England publication “High Quality Care for all now and future generations” and the Royal College of Physicians Publication “Urgent emergency care – a prescription for the future. The best practices highlighted in the reports and subsequently reaffirmed by the Keogh review “Transforming Urgent Care Services in England (November 2013) was that community based urgent care services should be coordinated in Urgent Care Centres. Redesign of Urgent Care services is a key component of both Wolverhampton CCG’s Urgent and Emergency Care Strategy and Primary Care Strategy. Service currently consists of: • One Acute trust A&E department – The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (New Cross Hospital) • One GP led Walk in Centre – Showell Park • One Nurse led Walk in Centre – Phoenix Centre • One Out of Hours provider – Phoenix Centre • West Midlands Ambulance Service • NHS111 • Pharmacy • Urgent GP Appointments in Primary Care There has been increased demand on services resulting in increased pressure on targets. The CCG underwent a consultation with the public to obtain their views etc.. the outcomes of which were that they felt the existing system was too complex to navigate and that they wanted to see their own GP. This has led to the need to reconfigure the Urgent Care Service within the Wolverhampton region with the aim of creating a more streamlined approach with ‘signposting’ and is the driver for this procurement exercise. The service will cover the population of the City of Wolverhampton / South Staffordshire & Seisdon • Re-designed Urgent Care System in line with National best practice guidance • Ensure best practice service provision; • Ensure service equality across all service user types and backgrounds; • Maintain agreed capacity at all times; • Ensure waiting times for access to the service are maintained; • Quality – patient-centred services delivered in a safe and effective manner and delivered through a learning environment that includes the training of healthcare professionals; • Value for Money and affordable; Estimated activity as follows: • Face to Face 70,000 • Home Visits 5,500 • Telephone 10,500 Please see draft service specification for full details of service. Contract period will be 60 months with an option to extend for a further 2 x 12 months

mainProcurementCategory: services

Wolverhampton CCG

street: Wolverhampton Science Park,Glaisher Drive

postalCode: WV10 9RU

name: Sharon Sidhu, Commissioning Solutions & Development Manager (Planned Care)


title: GB-Stevenage: The provision of an Adult Mental Health Social Care Out of Hours Crisis Service for Hertfordshire County Council

description: The new Crisis Service will provide an Adult Mental Health Social Care Out-of Hours Service between 6.00 pm and 2.00 am on four nights each week (Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday) from community based Crisis Centres. The minimum requirement is for 2 Crisis Centres across Hertfordshire but a total of 4 would be preferable and scoring of bids will reflect this. The Crisis Centres will be located ideally one in each quadrant of the County (but where there are only two then these must be located one in the West and one in the East/North of the county.) The Service will provide free transport to allow Service Users to access the Crisis Centres. In emergencies, and where deemed appropriate, the Service will also be able to offer over-night stays in temporary accommodation associated with each of the Crisis Centres. The Service will have a capacity of between 4 to 6 beds across the County for the nights when the Service operates. It is the Council's intention to award the 2 year Contract to one organisation (Prime Contractor/Lead Applicant). We would encourage partnership bids but the value of any sub-contract should not exceed 45% of the contract value.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: 2nd Floor Farnham House,Six Hills way

postalCode: SG1 2FQ


title: GB-Bedford: Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategy

description: Development and Delivery of an Academic Resilience based Strategy to support Mental Health and Wellbeing in Bedford Borough Schools

Bedford Borough Council

street: Borough Hall,Cauldwell Street

postalCode: MK42 9AP


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) Awareness and Audit Tracker Surveys

description: DECC is looking to use an omnibus survey service. The purpose is to ask questions relevant to the ‘Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme’ (ESOS) and energy audits to both SMES and non-SMEs. SME questions will provide DECC information on the number of energy audits carried out by SMEs under ESOS. Energy audits are mandatory for non-SMEs, so questions for this population will help establish the awareness and readiness of large enterprises to comply with ESOS audit requirements. Where available business omnibus surveys focus on SMEs, the tender must outline strategies to boost the sample of achieved interviews with non-SMEs to achieve 100-150 interviews per quarterly wave (for 6 waves).

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: UK SBS RE140173UKEF - Direct Marketing Brief

description: BACKGROUND 1. UKEF wishes to engage more systematically with potential customers to raise awareness, generate business opportunities and build a pipeline through direct marketing to a database of target companies in the UK. 2. A major integrated marketing and communications campaign is planned to run from October to March, including advertising (online and offline), PR, and direct marketing. 3. UKEF has previously undertaken one direct marketing exercise, targeting 18,000 UK companies in the £2.5-100m turnover bracket. OBJECTIVES 4. To build a database of approximately 20,000 potential customers for UKEF products with turnovers of £2.5m and upwards. 5. To raise awareness of UKEF support available to those companies, and encourage engagement. 6. To build a pipeline for future opportunities where UKEF can provide support. 7. To measure the outcome of the direct marketing exercise in driving appointments for Export Finance Advisers and delivering underwritten business. About UK Shared Business Services Putting the business into shared services UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) brings a commercial attitude to the public sector; helping our customers improve efficiency, generate savings and modernise. It is our vision to become the leading provider for our customers of shared business services in the UK public sector, continuously reducing cost and improving quality of business services for Government and the public sector. Our broad range of expert services is shared by our customers. This allows our customers the freedom to focus resources on core activities; innovating and transforming their own organisations. Core services include Procurement, Finance, Grants Admissions, Human Resources, Payroll, ISS, and Property Asset Management all underpinned by our Service Delivery and Contact Centre teams. UK SBS is a people rather than task focused business. It’s what makes us different to the traditional transactional shared services centre. What is more, being a not-for-profit organisation owned by its customers, UK SBS’ goals are aligned with the public sector and delivering best value for the UK taxpayer. UK Shared Business Services Ltd changed its name from RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd in March 2013. Our Customers Growing from a foundation of supporting the Research Councils, 2012/13 saw Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) transition their procurement to UK SBS and Crown Commercial Service (CSS - previously Government Procurement Service) agree a Memorandum of Understanding with UK SBS to deliver two major procurement categories (construction and research) across Government. UK SBS currently manages £700m expenditure for its Customers, our growth projections anticipate this will rise to £1bn in 2013/14. Important information From the 2nd April 2014 the Government is introducing its new Government Security Classifications (GSC) classification scheme to replace the current Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). A key aspect of this is the reduction in the number of security classifications used. All potential suppliers should make themselves aware of the changes as it may impact on this Requirement. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the new GSC: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classifications

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


name: Parliamentary Procurement & Commercial Service

title: LSC2160a -Conservation of Strangers Dining Room

description: The Strangers’ Dining Room is an architecturally and historically important fine room in the Grade I listed Palace of Westminster. This room is also functionally significant, as a busy restaurant to Members and their guests when the House is sitting and as a function room for hire during recess periods. The Conservation of Strangers’ Dining Room project is scheduled to be carried out during the summer recess in 2014. The scope of the works is as follows: • Redecorate historic ceiling. The contractor is to reinstate a historic decorative scheme, involving painted stencil decoration and wood graining, using traditional paint. • Revive polish and repair oak panelling • Replace carpet and curtains • Restoration of the fireplace including new stone fender, new brass fireguard, encaustic tile fireback and glazed tile hearth, all to a bespoke design. • Improvements to the lighting consisting of re-lamping existing luminaries and new lighting to a bespoke design • Works to building services. • Scaffolding, and temporary protection. • Recording, including photography, production of record drawings, templates and workshop drawings.

street: 14 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NB


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Letter Tray

description:
Competition Title : Letter Tray
 Competition Notes : Please provide a quote for the item listed

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: Project management consultant for implementation of programme solutions for Ofgem's enforcement revi

description:
We are seeking a project management consultant to manage and coordinate implementation activities for our Enforcement Review programme.

 (MT Ref:112539)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: GB-Hemel Hempstead: Monitoring & Evaluation Plan for the Jellicoe Water Gardens

description: The winning Contractor will need to develop and implement a monitoring and evaluation plan through to the grant expiry date in 2019, to include: •review of baseline targets and monitoring procedures•collation of annual HLF monitoring data and associated progress report (5 over grant period)•visitor surveys (3 over grant period)•interim evaluation report•final evaluation report

Dacorum Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,TheMarlowes

postalCode: HP1 1HH


name: NHS North West London Commissioning Support unit

title: F7710 Community Gynaecology Services

description: NHS Hammersmith & Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group has published a Notification of Forthcoming Tender providing an overview of their Gynaecology Services. The purpose of the Community Gynaecology service is to improve access in the community and support in primary care for patients with common gynaecological problems. The most critical element of this service is that it should offer a patient centred experience where patients can access quality care locally in a professional and welcoming environment. Patients should be able to access treatment quickly and receive treatment from the initial visit where possible. The Community Gynaecology Service will have three main features. • It will triage all Gynaecology referrals including relevant non-urgent referrals for secondary care, • It will provide high quality treatment for those suitable within a community setting • It will provide education and support to local GPs by developing local protocols and referral pathways, offering telephone advice and information. NHS Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group are seeking providers to deliver community gynaecology services that improves access and support in primary care for patients with common gynaecology problems including: • Management of menstrual disorders • Post-coital bleeding • Management of prolapse • Pelvic pain where appropriate • Menopause/HRT • Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) • Endometriosis • Recurrent PV bleeding • Vaginismus/psychosexual health issues The service is expected to be delivered on behalf of all Hammersmith and Fulham registered patients and is expected to start on 1st January 2015. The Gynaecology Services Procurement is part of the wider Planned Care Programme being delivered by NHS Hammersmith & Fulham CCG. Providers that are interested in participating in the procurement for Gynaecology Services will be required to participate in a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) process. A notice for the Gynaecology Services Pre-Qualification Questionnaire will be posted on the Government's Contract Finder website. Potential Bidders must register on https://soepscommissioning.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html


description: The Design, Supply, Installation and Commissioning of a Laser Room Air Conditioning System at teh Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), Daresbury Laboratory. See specification for full details


title: RM2687 L0187 MSP – Innovation Wessex

description: Please note: Key documents such as the draft Invitation to Tender will be uploaded by close of play on Friday 28 February 2014. The below procurement timetable will remain the same. A Conference Call with the Potential PSM will take place Tuesday 4 March at 16:00. Details will be included in the draft Invitation to Tender procurement timetable. The objective of this project is to support the Potential PSM, and protect its interests, throughout the Transforming Rehabilitation (TR) competition and subsequent mobilisation (if successful in the competitions). This will include support to establish the Potential PSM, and to protect the Potential PSM’s interests throughout negotiations with potential prime contractors. If the Potential PSM successfully secures one or more sub-contracts with prime contractors, the Supplier is also likely to be required to support the Potential PSM through mobilisation.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


title: GB-Leicester: Building Energy Management System at Communal Heating Schemes Citywide 2014-2015

description: Leicester City Council wishes to appoint a service provider to undertake the maintenance of the BUILDING ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LOCATED AT COMMUNAL HEATING SCHEMES CITYWIDE – LEICESTER 2014-2015 Leicester City Council has more than 3,000 residential dwellings and also many public and commercial properties that are served with heating and hot water supplies generated by the Communal Schemes. There are 6 main boiler houses situated at the following sites: St. Marks Housing Estate St. Peters Housing Estate St. Matthews Housing Estate St. Andrews Housing Estate Aikman Avenue Housing Estate Beatty Avenue A & B Housing Estate The main boiler houses at the sites listed above have recently become the responsibility of an appointed Energy Services Company (ESCO) therefore no longer operated by Leicester City Council. These are therefore not part of the scope of the works, however the contractor may be requested to engage with the appointed contractor Leicester District Energy Company (LDEC) for system upgrades and maintenance issues as and when deemed necessary. The scope of works for this contract is to maintain an existing Building Energy Management System (BEMS) for the remaining infrastructure which consists of satellite plant sub-stations as well as independent Sheltered Housing Schemes, Hostels and public communal facilities across the City of Leicester. The successful contractor will be expected to work, when deemed necessary, alongside existing appointed contractors on the infrastructure for works relating to District Heating Maintenance and Electro/Mechanical Plant Maintenance, also with staff and/or Direct Services Engineers all of which are managed by LCC for system maintenance, improvement works and new system installations. The initial contract will be for a period of 1 year with the option of extending for a further 2x1 one year(s) extension up to a maximum contract length of 3 years. Any extension will be at the sole discretion of the Council.

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: GB-Merseyside: Refurbishment & Building Works PQQ

description: Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service have properties throughout Merseyside which include operational Fire Stations as well as the HQ Building, Training & Development Academy, Vehicle Workshops and fire fighter accommodation facilities. During the next three years it is anticipated that MFRA will have a number of refurbishment projects and some new build projects. Project numbers and values can only be estimated at present but most projects will fall in the value range of between £150K and £500K, with one refurbishment project more in the region of £700K. As a result of this PQQ MFRA intend to implement two Preferred Supplier Lists, one for Refurbishment Projects and the second for Building Works Projects. Organisations who are successful in being short listed for either PSL will be given the opportunity to submit a tender for relevant projects as and when they arise in the period up to 31/7/2017. Organisations may apply to be considered for either or both Refurbishment and Building Works PSL's. Both PSL's will only apply to works projects under £1M in value.

Merseyside Fire & Rescue Authority

street: Fire Service Head Quarters,Bridle Road,Bootle

postalCode: L30 4YD


title: Internal Decorations to Kilkenny House (MKSP1415-11)

description: The project is for the internal decorations and associated repairs to the Kilkenny House Residential Scheme.

Housing & Community

street: Milton Keynes

postalCode: MK9 3HS


title: Higgs Innovation Centre, UK ATC, Edinburgh

description: Project and Cost Management consultancies are required in connection with the provision of a new building to be utilised as a centre for innovation with supporting office, academic and lab space. The contract will be based on the NEC3 PSC form but is to incorporate Building Information Management (BIM) from the outset and utilise the Government Soft Landings (GSL) programme as the project concludes. The building will house items of scientific equipment, dedicated, laboratories, test facilities, cleanrooms, data visualisation & remote presence suite, collaborative meeting space, academic offices for staff & students and a big data centre. Where practicable, flexible learning space should be incorporated into the design. The site chosen for the Innovation Centre sits within a Local Enterprise Zone and the Local Authority has indicated there would be no objection in principle to the project, but further discussions will be required. The estimated construction value of the project is between £9 and £12 million. DOCUMENTS can be obtained by sending an email to luke.mccarthy@uksbs.co.uk


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: ABN/C/1260 - Data Exploitation Service Improvement Project Feasibility Study

description: Consultancy services are required for DWPs enterprise data warehouse. This needs to be relocated and transitioned from old hardware and software in to new secure hosting environment. The consultancy organisation will offer their expertise in current enterprise data warehouse design to produce a feasibility report advising on potential solution options. This will include the consideration of cloud hosting, open source software and open standards. The feasibility report should provide solution options supported by very high level cost estimates and business benefits.

street: Caxton House,Level 5, Zone E,6 -12 Tothill Street

postalCode: SW1H 9NA


title: Design and Build of ExtraCare Website

description: The ExtraCare Charitable Trust wishes to tender for the provision of a website design / build and SEO / PPC. The below OJEU threshold tender will be carried out on the basis of a restricted procedure. The tender will be split into two lots. Suppliers wishing to bid for this contract should register on https://in-tendhost.co.uk/extracare and express an interest in this project

The ExtraCare Charitable Trust

street: 7 Harry Weston Road,Binley Business Park

postalCode: CV3 2SN


title: Prone Face Cushions

description:
Competition Title : Prone Face Cushions
 Competition Notes : Please provide a quote for the items listed, prices to remain fixed for a period of 2 years and we expect carriage to be free of charge, please indicate if this is not possible. Quantities are approximate per annum, NHS Terms and Conditions apply, copy attached.

 For full details, see how to apply below.


title: Routine and Emergency soft services maintainence

description: The Contract will be to provide routine and emergency services for external cleaning and grounds maintainence


title: NHS Wakefield Enhanced Optometry Services AQP Window 2

description: Objectives The objectives of the service are: The overarching objectives of the enhanced optometry services is to utilise the skills of primary care optometrists to triage, manage and prioritise patients presenting with eye conditions resulting in: Improved access and choice to services for patients, closer to home/more convenience Providing primary care ophthalmology services within the specified criteria Managing patients in primary care where appropriate Referring patients to the most appropriate service in line with the Clinical Guidelines, Protocols and Pathways agreed for Wakefield Improvement in patient experience and in clinical outcomes for patients Reduction in referrals into community and hospital services Contributing to developing and improving the programme year on year on the basis of evidence based returns including the annual report, data returns, external QA reports, audits and DH and NHS recommended service development advice current at the time Expected Outcomes The service will be available for all qualifying patients presenting or who are referred to the participating optician with an eye condition or complaint. The service will manage patients in primary care where suitable and in line with the agreed, Clinical Guidelines, Protocols and Pathways providing the appropriate level of care including onward referral for patients where appropriate. The service must be provided in line with national priorities, current and future recognised best practice guidance and standards in the field including: The College of Optometrists Local Optical Committee Support Unit Standard General Ophthalmic Services Contract The service provider shall ensure that the service is delivered in such a way that: Patient and carers have free access to appropriate evidence based information in a format that they understand. Users are involved in the planning, delivery and evaluation of the service and that their input is acted upon. Patients receive and experience care in an environment that actively promotes their privacy and dignity. Patients are actively involved in continuously negotiating and influencing their care Health needs of the patient are addressed Ensure equality of access for patients using the service and those who support them, ensuring that patients are well informed, have choices, signposted to services appropriate to their need. Please Note: In securing services from Providers, the CCG needs assurance of competence, quality and safety standards, just as it would for services secured under a formal tender process. Any provider will be eligible to join a national list of qualified providers subject to demonstrating competency against the CCG’s specified criteria. The list will be open to new entrants to the market, subject to assessment. The successful provider(s) will be expected to sign the standard NHS contract, accepting all terms and conditions. It should be noted that under the Any Qualified Provider model, there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. The service tariff is given within the service specification. Organisations will be asked to complete an on-line qualification questionnaire.

West South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw CSU

postalCode: HD2 1GZ


title: UK SBS RE140107BIS Evaluation of the Enterprise Pilots in Prisons

description: The proposed research will examine the Enterprise Pilots in Prisons. The pilots provide support to offenders interested in self-employment in the last few months of their sentence (around three to six months prior to release) and, if suitable, access to Start-up Loan application / post-loan mentoring support on release. The pilots are being funded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’ (BIS) Enterprise and Vocational Education Directorates. The pilots will test the model of targeting Start Up Loans at ex-offenders. The pilots contribute to the BIS skills and enterprise priorities: • Skills – build an internationally competitive skills base and promote more opportunities for individuals in realising their potential; • Enterprise - boost enterprise and make this the decade of the entrepreneur; and rebalance the economy across sectors and across regions. Importantly, as a cross-Departmental project, with close engagement from the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) and Ministry of Justice (MoJ), the pilots also contribute to NOMS/MoJ’s Transforming Rehabilitation Strategy. Launched in May 2013, the Strategy sets out plans for transforming the way offenders are managed in the community in order to bring down re-offending rates. Key to this is the emphasis on offering 'through the gate' support (inside prison and on release) for all offenders from both private and public sector rehabilitation providers. The overall aims of the pilots are to try to: • break the cycle of reoffending; • help individuals progress to self-employment on release; • or, if more suited to other routes, help individuals to progress to employment or progress to other education or training. The pilots will run in six prisons across two regions from April 2014 to March 2015 and consist of six stages: screening, assessment, delivery of learning; business planning; start-up loan application; and post loan/ post release support. The research will assess each stage of the process. This Invitation to Tender is for research on the pilots, including the perceptions of participants and an exploration of potential outcomes, and scoping of the monitoring and evaluation for a wider programme, should the pilots be rolled out to other prisons. About UK Shared Business Services Putting the business into shared services UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) brings a commercial attitude to the public sector; helping our customers improve efficiency, generate savings and modernise. It is our vision to become the leading provider for our customers of shared business services in the UK public sector, continuously reducing cost and improving quality of business services for Government and the public sector. Our broad range of expert services is shared by our customers. This allows our customers the freedom to focus resources on core activities; innovating and transforming their own organisations. Core services include Procurement, Finance, Grants Admissions, Human Resources, Payroll, ISS, and Property Asset Management all underpinned by our Service Delivery and Contact Centre teams. UK SBS is a people rather than task focused business. It’s what makes us different to the traditional transactional shared services centre. What is more, being a not-for-profit organisation owned by its customers, UK SBS’ goals are aligned with the public sector and delivering best value for the UK taxpayer. UK Shared Business Services Ltd changed its name from RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd in March 2013. Our Customers Growing from a foundation of supporting the Research Councils, 2012/13 saw Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) transition their procurement to UK SBS and Crown Commercial Service (CSS - previously Government Procurement Service) agree a Memorandum of Understanding with UK SBS to deliver two major procurement categories (construction and research) across Government. UK SBS currently manages £700m expenditure for its Customers, our growth projections anticipate this will rise to £1bn in 2013/14. Important information From the 2nd April 2014 the Government is introducing its new Government Security Classifications (GSC) classification scheme to replace the current Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). A key aspect of this is the reduction in the number of security classifications used. All potential suppliers should make themselves aware of the changes as it may impact on this Requirement. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the new GSC: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classifications


title: ELI-NP Vacuum Pumps & associated Power Supplies

description: Supply & delivery of UHV Pumps and Power Supplies for delivery in October 2014 and February 2016

UK Shared Business Services Ltd

street: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory - acting for Daresbury Laboratory

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: PS140034 - Crop Improvement Research Club

description: BBSRC established the Crop Improvement Research Club (CIRC) in 2011, in partnership with a consortium of 14 companies and the Scottish Government. £7M was allocated to 15 research projects that aim to improve the productivity and quality of wheat, barley and oil seed rape for use in food. The club brings companies interested in crop breeding, production and processing, together with researchers based in Universities and Research Institutes to form a community that collaboratively addresses challenges affecting the entire industry. Further information on the Club, its research challenges and proposed future activities are attached at Annex 1. As with other Research and Technology Clubs, co-ordination support was appointed to facilitate the development of research applications, keep industry members updated on progress of the club’s activities, monitor funded projects and ensure that added value can be gained from the portfolio of funded projects by identifying synergies and looking for opportunities for collaboration. The club in now entering its dissemination phase with all of the existing research funding committed. We would like to invite tenders to deliver the role of CIRC coordinator over the next three years, from 1 April 2014 to 31 March 2017.


name: University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

title: Launch DS2 Analyser consumables

postalCode: SO14 0YG


title: Independent Assessors Support

description: RSRL has a requirement for independent assessment support to assess implementation of RSRL's Management System, and to assess whether its arrangements are compliant with relevant legislation, conditions and regulations. The support is required at two levels: 1. Senior Professionals with at least 5 years recent experience leading assessments on a highly regulated industry 2. Professionals with at least 3 years recent experience leading assessments on a highly regulated industry. Companies who wish to be considered, can obtain the full invitation to tender through RSRL's contract management system CTM. See link below: - https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=RSRL

Research Sites Restoration Ltd (RSRL)

street: 392.10 Rutherford Avenue,Harwell Oxford

postalCode: OX11 0DF


title: WHHT - ICT Infrastructure Improvement Programme

Hertfordshire NHS Procurement

street: Gate House,Fretherne Rd

postalCode: AL8 6NS


title: GB-Leicester: Inpatient medically assisted withdrawal drugs and alcohol services for adults in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland

description: Leicester City Council in association with Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council ("the Statutory Authorities") is inviting suitably qualified and experienced providers to submit tenders for Inpatient medically assisted withdrawal drugs and alcohol service for adults in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Leicester City Council (acting on behalf of itself, Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council) is leading on this procurement. An open tender process will be undertaken in line with Competitive Contract Notice Part “B” services requirements. The service is for the provision of a recovery orientated dedicated inpatient treatment service offering assessment, stabilisation and medically assisted withdrawal to eligible adults (18+) for substance misuse problems who reside within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. This service will be delivered as an integral part of the recovery orientated treatment system across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland with 24 hour qualified staffing cover in a controlled therapeutic environment as part of the wider treatment journey. This tender seeks to secure a Service Provider for the provision of Inpatient medically assisted withdrawal drugs and alcohol service for adults in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland from 1st April 2015 for an initial period of three years, until 31 March 2018, with the possibility to extend for a further year, and one more year (3+1+1) subject to agreement by the Council. The value of the funding offered for this contract for the contract period (3+1+1) will be up to £2,500,000 (£500,000 per annum) (excluding VAT). Inflationary increase may be awarded following an annual review and will be as determined by the Council. This does not guarantee that there will be an increase per annum.There is requirement for potential providers to source and secure appropriately registered premises. Additional funding may be made available in Year 1 of up to £200,000, to be spent if required on updating premises to meet the requirements of this service provision. It is the Council’s preliminary view that TUPE may apply to this contract. However, tenderers will need to reach their own conclusion as to whether or not TUPE applies. Applicants are strongly advised to obtain professional advice as to the implications of TUPE regulations and pensions if they are the successful bidder and TUPE regulations apply.

Leicester City Council

street: Bosworth House, 1st Floor,,9-15 Princess Road West

postalCode: LE1 6TH


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

title: Supply of Ruckus Wireless hardware for a wireless CCTV network

description: The supply only of a number of Ruckus Wireless hardware items to create a wireless mesh network in support of IP CCTV cameras.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: NHS Framework Agreement for Midlands & East pharmacy purchasing group for the supply of Proprietary Pharmaceuticals – Tranche B.

description: Proprietary Pharmaceuticals – Tranche B to the Midlands & East region.


title: Remedial Repairs to Hunstanton Seawall and Promenade

description: The replacement of sealant, repairing of cracking and patch repairs to seawall and promenade at Hunstanton, Norfolk


title: NHS West Kent Urgent Care Service

description: This notice relates to the procurement of an Urgent Care Service for NHS West Kent CCG (the Commissioner). The service will provide the following activities: - Primary care out-of-hours services - GP see and treat in A&E - Hospital at home services Summary Background Over the next five years, the urgent care system needs to make radical changes to become more efficient and reduce the number of people who are admitted to hospital when they could be better cared for at home. To achieve this, the CCG needs to: - commission flexible, highly responsive services delivered outside of hospital - ensure patients receive the right advice at the right time in the right place and - reduce fragmentation of the system. A key aspiration of the West Kent CCG Strategy, Mapping the Future, is to develop a new model of primary care. Part of that new model will include redesigning the traditional out-of-hours service so that it becomes an integral part of new primary care rather than a separate element. The aspiration is that they will take on a wider range of functions supporting GP practices and will include supporting the provision of in-hours urgent care, incorporated within GMS and PMS contracts. This will include multidisciplinary teams providing urgent care flexibly, for patients who require urgent or emergency care, such as see and treating primary care type patients who attend A&E. We are working towards delivering a network of integrated services that are able to treat patients in their own home, preventing unnecessary hospital attendances. This includes working towards hospital at home & virtual ward models of care, in order to treat a greater number of acutely unwell and ambulatory care patients in the community. Summary Requirements We are procuring an integrated service delivering both urgent primary care and hospital at home services for West Kent residents. The team delivering the service will be multidisciplinary, to meet the different requirements and needs of patients. It will provide the majority of care for: - Patients who may be at risk of admission to Maidstone or Tunbridge Wells Hospital and who can be treated in their own home or alternative community facilities (such as community hospitals). - Patients who need to see a GP and are referred directly by NHS 111 - Patients who attend A&E with a condition that can best be treated by a GP. Summary of Process We are procuring the services using a competitive tendering procedure, and expect to engage the successful provider(s) with the NHS Standard Contract for healthcare services. We are inviting potential providers to participate in a procurement process which has two key stages: - An initial selection stage to identify potential providers who have the capability and capacity to deliver the service - A solution stage to identify the preferred provider who is most capable of delivering the service and provides best value for money in doing so. The procurement will be conducted using an electronic procurement portal as outlined below in “How to apply” The Commissioner is supported in this project by NHS South East CSU (the CSU) and its procurement partner NHS Commercial Solutions (NHSCS), which is managing this procurement.

NHS West Kent CCG

postalCode: AA11 1AA

Via Bravo procurement portal

email: Via Bravo procurement portal


title: River Thames Mooring Enforcement

description: We are the navigation authority for the River Thames. We maintain a navigable river for the benefit of thousands of river users including boaters. We provide accessible moorings along the river for users to stop for free of charge for 24 hours and for a charge of £5 per day up to 72 hours. Our moorings are always popular and in the past we have found preventing overstaying a challenge. Our customers told us misuse of our moorings is a major issue for them, limiting available moorings for themselves and other river users. We took action to reduce this and collect the vital income we are due to contribute to our costs to deliver our overall service. We are looking to appoint a company to manage our 22 short term mooring sites on the River Thames using a civil enforcement solution. Our mooring sites are spread across the length of the River Thames, from Gloucestershire to Middlesex and the appointed company should be aware of the associated risks of working near water. We held a successful six-month trial to manage our moorings based on the car park model. Our intention is to introduce this approach to 12 of our priority sites for the remainder of 2014/15, and then to all 22 sites from 1 April 2015. The company will be expected to work closely with our Enforcement and Operational staff as well as our lock keepers to manage our mooring sites for the benefit of our river users. It is expected the contract will be for an initial 18 months with an option to extend. Besides the six-month trial this solution to managing moorings has never been tested before. We are looking for a dynamic and forward thinking company to work with us to introduce this approach to all our sites and encourage other landowners along the river to do the same in a joined up river-widesolution to tackle illegal mooring.

Environment Agency

street: Kings Meadow House,Kings Meadow Road

postalCode: RG1 8DQ


title: GB-Hemel Hempstead: Boundary wall repairs & stabilisation works

description: Retaining boundary wall repairs and stabilisation works at St Peter's churchyard, High Street, Berkhamsted, Herts. HP4 2AX See tender documents for the full specification


title: Theatre Sets for a Safety Carousel

description: Design and supply of miniature theatre sets for a safety carousel.

Cleveland Fire Authority

street: Endeavour House

postalCode: TS25 5TB


title: Content Delivery Team - For the GOV.UK Platform


title: The Provision of a GP Direct Access Echocardiography Service on behalf on NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group

description: NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group (NHS HMR CCG) wish to commission a high quality, GP Direct Access Echocardiography Service that will provide care closer to home for patients, increase capacity, decrease waiting times and effectively support the clinical management of patients within primary care where further input from the Cardiologist is not required. An important aim of this procurement is to link Direct Access Echocardiography Services with existing primary and secondary care services that, where appropriate and necessary, patients can move seamlessly between Providers without bureaucracy or delay and also avoid the need for duplicate tests. The aim and objectives of this service will be to: • Enable the early identification of patients with a heart condition • Aid the subsequent management of appropriate patients within primary care through high quality reporting • Reduce demand and waiting times for secondary care services • Provide care closer to home • Provide high quality, diagnostic images and reports which will enable GP’s to manage their patients in primary care or support onward referral where required without duplication and delay • Improve the quality of GP referral and management of cardiology within primary care • Provide patients with rapid access to diagnosis and treatment of cardiac symptoms in a setting close to home • Offer high quality, diagnostics and treatment of cardiac symptoms in a setting close to home • Offer high quality, diagnostics to all patients who are referred for an echocardiogram, regardless of age, ethnicity, language, disability, sexual orientation, religious or personal circumstances • Provide an innovative and cost effective service The contract will be for a duration of 3 years. The expected service commencement date is 1st February 2015. This tender process will be conducted as a one stage Open Procedure. Bidders wishing to express an interest in participating in the ITT (Invitation to Tender) stage should register their interest on the EU Supply Website to access the documentation. To register on EU Supply please log on to the following website: https://nhssbs.eu-supply.com and look for tender reference number 17253. The ITT documentation will be available from 18th July 2014 and should be completed and submitted by the closing date of 12noon on 2nd September 2014. For support registering on EU Supply and downloading the ITT Documentation please contact the e-Tendering help desk on 0800 840 2050 or support@eu-supply.com


name: NATIONAL COLLECTIONS: HISTORIC PROPERTIES

title: CATERING CONCESSION AT STOKESAY CASTLE

description: Situated a mile south of Craven Arms off the A49, Stokesay Castle is a wonderfully preserved example of a 13th Century fortified manor house set in picturesque countryside. The Castle attracts around 35,000 visitors a year. We aim to appoint a new catering concession to run Stokesay Tea Room. English Heritage is looking for a provider to operate a Catering Concession when the Castle is open to visitors from 10.00 until half and hour before closing, from Easter or 1st April (whichever is earlier) until 31st October. In the last three full years, gross sales have been between GBP 45-48K per annum. Please register at : https://in-tendhost.co.uk/english-heritage/aspx/Home if you wish to express interest. The closing date is 9th December 2014.

street: Witley Court

postalCode: WR6 6JT


title: GB-TELFORD: LSBU7/0190 - Purchase of Cable Analyser Sets

description: The Authority is seeking expressions of interest for the supply of a quantity of DTX 1200 Cable Analyser Sets – Nato Stock Number 6625-01-529-3891. The initial requirement is currently envisaged to be for quantity 9. The Authority reserves the right to purchase additional quantities of these items from the winning Tenderer within a 24 month period. Interested parties should submit their Expression of Interest to include evidence of current ISO 9001:2008 accreditation including scope of requirements by post or email to; Mrs Nicola Calvert, Procurement Officer, DSG Land Supply, Building B15, MoD Donnington, Telford, Shropshire, TF2 8JT. nicola.calvert@dsg.mod.uk by no later than 1800 hours on 15th December 2014. Please note that the Authority reserves the right to exclude any potential provider(s) whose ISO accreditation does not cover the scope of the Authorities requirement. Expressions of interest should not exceed 2 A4 pages. Please also note that late expressions will not be considered, nor will expressions where no ISO Certificate with appropriate scope is provided. The Authority will endeavour to acknowledge all expressions of interest within 5 working days of receipt. Should no such acknowledgement be provided, the potential supplier should take appropriate action to confirm receipt of their expression of interest.

Ministry of Defence, DSG

street: LSBU, Building B15, MOD Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


title: WDC - Asbestos

description: Warwick District Council are seeking Asbestos services, there are 2 Lots within this tender exercise: Lot 1: The Council is seeking to appoint an experienced provider for asbestos surveying and testing services within Council Housing and Corporate Buildings. The provider must have suitably qualified and experienced personnel to perform these tasks and/or the ability to subcontract to a robust subcontractor(s) in the event they cannot perform all the tasks. Warwick District Council has a responsibility to maintain up to date information of asbestos (or a record of ‘none known’) at each site. This information will be stored within an Asbestos Register. Most sites have been initially inspected and are now due for a periodic re-inspection, the bulk of which relate to our retained housing stock although there will be a requirement among our corporate stock. The approximate number of annual inspections is 1400 dwellings. This is given for guidance purposes. Providers are required to survey/inspect properties, provide the information in a timely manner and record the information. Any testing required will be subject to agreement with council officers before the work is placed. The initial contract period is 1st August 2014 to July 2019 (with an option to renew for 2 further annual terms up to a maximum term of 13 years ((5+5+3) 30th March 2027) in line with Housing and Property Services Maintenance Contracts. Lot 2: The Council is seeking to appoint an experienced provider for the planned and reactive removal of asbestos within Council Housing, Corporate Buildings and ad-hoc requirements within the Warwick District. The provider must have suitably qualified and experienced personnel to perform these tasks and/or the ability to subcontract to a robust subcontractor(s) in the event they cannot perform all the tasks. Providers are required to follow a planned programme of asbestos removal. Providers are also required to provide an emergency or ad-hoc removal of asbestos within the Warwick District. The initial contract period is 1st August 2014 to July 2019 (with an option to renew for 2 further annual terms up to a maximum term of 13 years ((5+5+3) 30th March 2027) in line with Housing and Property Services Maintenance Contracts. Asbestos Tender 2014/S 031-050243


title: Computing Matched Fund - Grant Opportunity

description: On 4 February the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Education Secretary announced a new £500,000 fund to train teachers in computing. The Government will provide match funding from industry and business, equipping schools to teach the new computing curriculum introduced this September. Introducing children to skills like computing and coding skills from an early age is all part of the government’s long term plan to ensure young people have the first class education they need to succeed, and make sure Britain leads the global race in innovation. The Department has not specified the exact nature of this commission. Innovative and creative new solutions, to address the demands of teaching the new computing curriculum are encouraged but are not prioritised. Bids are welcome for any or all of the key stages and can be for either national or regional projects. Bidders must demonstrate how their support will have a positive impact on the quality of teaching of computing in schools, and how they will evaluate this impact. Estimated value: The Department has allocated £500,000 for this project and is seeking proposals from bidders who are able to secure at least 50% in matched-funding. The minimum contribution that DfE will make to a bid is £15,000 (meaning a total project minimum cost of £30,000) and the maximum contribution to any one project (or one organisation/consortium spread over multiple bids) is £150,000. Length of grant offer: The support to schools should be delivered by the end of 2014-2015 financial year, 31st March 2015.

Department for Education

postalCode: postcode


title: Procurement of Health Services HMP Lewes (consisting of three Lots)

description: NHS Commercial Solutions acting on behalf of Kent and Medway Area Team - NHS England invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Health Service Providers. This procurement seeks a provider for the provision of Health Services at HMP Lewes. A brief description of the requirement is provided below: Across Kent, Surrey and Sussex, NHS England aims to improve access to and the quality of health services for offenders whilst in the custody of HMPS including HMP Lewes. The prison management are very supportive of the health agenda and are keen to work with health colleagues for the benefit of offenders at Lewes. Service providers are expected to be expert, effective and innovative in facing the challenges of work in this context bringing experience and expertise from mainstream and other settings in order to benefit those in custody. HMP Lewes holds 739 men and is situated on the edge of the East Sussex town of Lewes. The services included in the tender consist of three Lots: Lot 1; Mental Health Services This lot comprises mental health services across the whole spectrum of need. This ranges from health promotion and support of colleagues to become better equipped to work with prisoners with these needs, the provision of primary mental health services and approaches and secondary mental health care of those who are acutely unwell. This lot also includes the management of an inpatient unit at HMP Lewes which cares for those with mental health needs and physical health needs who require 24 hour care. The majority of inpatients require mental health expertise. Estimated Value Lot 1 £3,300,000 3 years Lot 2; Integrated Primary Healthcare Services This lot comprises the enhanced community nursing service, pharmacy service and other related expertise around the management of the healthcare service and support to clinics run by GPs, dentist and Consultant Medical staff and their teams within the prison. This lot includes the crucial role of Head of Healthcare who is the key point of contact and advice for the senior management team and Governor within HMP Lewes Estimated Value Lot 2 £3,450,000 3 years Lot 3; General Practitioner (GP) Services This lot comprises planned weekly sessions for GPs to provide primary care of all prisoners to the same standards as expected in the wider community. There is also an expectation that time will be spent in contributing to the wider healthcare agenda particularly leadership around clinical governance and support in developing pathways, assuring services and provision of advice as required. Estimated Value Lot 3 £600,000 3 years The service specifications are subject to regular review by both Commissioner and service provider to take note of emerging best practice and advances in approach. There is a clear expectation that the service provider will strive to continuously improve service delivery, embrace innovation and provide a flexible service which can readily respond to changing needs. IMPORTANT The tender will be conducted via the NHS Commercial Solutions Bravo e tendering system. Full documentation including The ITT, Memorandum of Information and detailed Specification are available as attachments to this Contracts Finder notice. However to register interest and take part in the procurement each provider must register and respond via the NHS CS Bravo e-tendering portal. BRAVO is the only route through which NHS Commercial Solutions will accept the bids and conduct communications with Potential Bidders. The documentation will be available from 13th August 2014 and must be completed and submitted by the closing date of 17:00 hours on Friday 26th September 2014. Those wishing to submit a tender for the contract must do so in accordance with the instructions set out in the Memorandum of Information.

NHS CS Area Team Project

postalCode: RH4 1XA


title: Call for applications for associates to support the evaluation/testing work being undertaken as part of UK Futures Programme

description: Call for applications for associates to support the evaluation and testing work being undertaken as part of the UK Futures Programme

UKCES

street: Renaissance House,Adwick Park

postalCode: S63 5NB


title: Provision of Strategic Fundraising Consultancy Services

description: Royal Armouries would like to work with an experienced fundraising consultancy to identify priority national museum funding prospects, to provide key case studies with comparator organisations and to conduct an internal feasibility study to assess our readiness for a large capital campaign. This work will lay the foundation for the organisation’s longer-term fundraising strategy.

Royal Armouries

street: Armouries Drive

postalCode: LS10 1LT


title: Vascular Grafts

description:
Competition Title : Vascular Grafts
 Competition Notes : Please provide a quote for the items listed, prices to remain fixed for 2 years and we expect carriage to be free of charge please indicate if this is not possible, quantities are approximate per annum. The successful supplier will need to provide full range details of their Vascular Grafts for adding to our catalogue (description, UOI, supplier code and price)

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: Concrete Hardstand, DRS Crewe Depot

description: Concrete hardstand, DRS Cewe Depot

Direct Rail Services (DRS)

street: Etterby Road

postalCode: CA3 9NZ


title: Provision of research on fuel poverty

description: A full project specification is attached to this notice.

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: TS2 IMAT Camera Positioning System

description: The requirement is for the delivery, installation and commissioning of a Robotic Arm and Rail for the IMAT Camera Positioning System (CPS).

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Specimen Tracking box labels

description:
Competition Title : Specimen Tracking box labels
 Competition Notes : Please quote to supply the Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital for a 24 month contract. Quantities stated are APPROX per annum and items will be ordered as & when required - approx 20 orders per year. Please Note Terms of Offer & NHS Terms & Conditions attached

 For full details, see how to apply below.


title: Childcare vouchers

description:
Provision of Childcare Vouchers to the General Medical Council.

 (MT Ref:142452)

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: GB-Wandsworth: Substance Misuse

description: Wandsworth Borough Council is holding a “Meet the Buyer Event” for its forthcoming Substance Misuse Services Tender. Who can attend? This event is open to any providers who have an interest in delivering services in relation to Substance Misuse. It is envisaged that the services to be tendered will come under 3 groups: • Lot 1 - Criminal Justice • Lot 2 - Tier 2 and 3 engagement, interventions, recovery, outreach and Employment Training and Education • Lot 3 - Day Programmes (Drug and Alcohol) What will it involve? The event will include presentations by Wandsworth Borough Council Senior officers and commissioners detailing the services being commissioned and the procurement process involved. This event will be an opportunity for service providers to discuss the vision for the new treatment model and to ask questions about the scope of the Service, about procurement and to provide comments to the Council on the delivery of the Service. The Council encourages smaller providers to form partnerships and/or consortia to meet service specifications. This event will be an opportunity to network with other potential providers. There will also be the opportunity to meet with stakeholders and commissioners. The aims of the event are to: • Improve providers’ understanding of the three lots and procurement process; • Facilitate the potential development of the market place and meet other providers To register for this event, providers will need to register via the e-sourcing portal: www.supplyinglondon.com Providers must register on the site to respond, although those already registered will not need to register again and will be able to use their existing user name and password. Please note there is a password reminder on the link to the home page. Providers must log in, go to Response Manager and add the following Access Code 6VD4VMY983. Providers should then follow the on-screen instructions. To register for the event use the e-mail facility stating the name and numbers of attendees from your organisation and your market sector. Details of attendees must be submitted by no later than 12:00 noon on 10th July 2014. To facilitate the formation of partnerships and consortia, we aim to circulate a list of contact details and names of the organisations who have expressed an interest in attending the MTBE. This will be circulated on or after the 23rd of June 2014 and so if your organisation does not wish to be included in this list, please state so when you submit your registration details. Please note that the PQQ will be released prior to the MTBE and so the Council anticipates circulating this information by the 25th of July 2014. If providers have any questions surrounding the provision of Substance Misuse Services then these should also be submitted via the Supplying London portal by 12:00 noon on the 10th July 2014. The Council will then aim to answer these questions before or at the Meet the Buyer Event. More information can be found in the Service Overview document which can be downloaded from the portal.

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall,Wandsworth High Street,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 2PU


description: Alterations to Marsh Green Primary School, New Road, Dagenham, Essex to provide new classroom, toilet block and staff areas The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is now inviting expressions of interest for “Constructionline” and CHAS approved contractors to be shortlisted to a final list of four contractors to take part in the above project. The works The project entails the following works: • Strip out of existing toilets and convert to new classroom • Convert washroom to Access WC • Convert Staff room to office • Convert kitchens into toilet blocks • Convert toilets into tea kitchen The work is scheduled to commence and be completed in the School summer holidays, however there may be some overlap therefore the site manager will be expected to have Disclosure and this will need to be provided in advance. Marsh Green School is situated in New Road (A13) and access will be via local residential roads with off street parking available. There may be some parking allowed in the school car park at the school’s discretion. The estimated value of the scheme is approximately £200,000. Once tenders are returned, the contractor will be expected to mobilise immediately. It should be noted that the works come under the CDM regulations and the contractor will be expected to provide his Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan as soon as possible for approval by the CDM Co-ordinator. As the works in question are located inside a Primary school, the contractor must evidence that he is capable of undertaken the works to the highest standards of quality and safety. Expressions of interest To be considered for the scheme please evidence and answer the following: Question 1: • Provide evidence of your Constructionline registration • Provide evidence of your CHAS registration • Evidence of Disclosure and Barring Service details (previously CRB) for contract and site management personnel. Please provide these details with your submission • Evidence that Mechanical and Electrical sub-contractors employed by the contractor are suitably qualified and NICEIC and Gas Safe registered. Please provide details of your proposed M & E sub-contractors. Keep to two sides of A4 sheet. Question 2: Provide 3 separate case studies for education projects that you have carried out in the last 12 months. This should include details of the value and timescale that the works were carried out in. Please keep to a maximum of 4 sides of A4 paper. Question 3: Please evidence the main risks of working in school premises. Please keep to a maximum of 2 sides of A4 paper. Question 4: Please provide three references of either local authority or educational clients that you have carried out works for in the last 2 years. Please include details of why they are considered referees for your company along with a contact phone number and email address. 1 no side of A4 sheet. As part of the short listing process, Question 1 will be weighted with 30 marks, Question 2 – 30 marks, Question 3 – 20 marks and Question 4 – 20 marks. Marking against each of the four areas will be scored as follows: 0- No response submitted 1- Response given but it is felt that you have not understood or addressed the question 2- Question answered but in insufficient detail 3- Good understanding of the question but missing some clarification required 4- Response answered and no further clarification required 5- Response fully answered and the answer shows examples of innovation All questions need to be answered and the references given may be contacted and asked how your company performed, if the works were delivered on time, etc. If the references given no longer work for the company in question, you will be scored zero so it is in your interests to check first. If at this stage a number of contractors cannot be split they will be included in the tender subject to agreement with the marking team. All expressions of interest must be submitted in hard copy only and delivered in a plain envelope to the following address by 12 NOON THURSDAY 26 JUNE 2014: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR MARSH GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL STEVE SMITHSON – PRINCIPAL PROJECT MANAGER CAPITAL DELIVERY, ROOM 218, TOWN HALL, 1 TOWN SQUARE, BARKING, ESSEX, IG11 7LU For further information please contact Steve Smithson on steve.smithson@lbbd.gov.uk Please mark your e-mail “enquiry for Marsh Green expression of interest”

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Project Manager Capital Delivery,Room 218 Town Hall,1 Town Square

postalCode: IG11 7LU


documentType: awardNotice

title: GB-Stoke: Provision of Welfare Funerals

description: The Contract was for making the necessary funeral arrangements and carrying out the burial or cremation on behalf of the City Council in response to instructions from it, relating to its duties regarding welfare funerals.

Stoke On Trent City Council

street: Floor 1, Civic Centre, Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Wigan Borough Health Improvement Service - Health Trainer (including core Stop Smoking support), Specialist Stop Smoking Service and NHS Health Checks.

description: Wigan Council is seeking ‘Expressions of Interest’ from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to provide a high quality, targeted, person-centred, and integrated wellbeing service for the population of Wigan. Central to the approach is the availability of locally accessible, quality-assured services which are responsive to need. Accredited provider networks will be developed to deliver services across the Wigan Borough in key settings for the following Lots:- Lot 1 - Health Improvement Service - Health Trainer (including core Stop Smoking support) and Specialist Stop Smoking Service; Lot 2 - Accredited delivery of NHS Health Checks. We are looking for organisations with a good track record of working in local communities with local people who are more challenging to engage. The successful organisation(s) will have a sound knowledge and track record of supporting lifestyle and behaviour change with the ability to form strong links with Primary, Secondary and Community Care and other public, private and voluntary sector organisations in the area. Please note the Council would like to invite ‘Expressions of Interest’ from potential providers interested in delivering either or both of the above Lots. Accredited providers will: a) Be required to demonstrate a planned mechanism by which they would access patient information that may be essential to the operation of the service. b) Be required to meet, sustain and work to a set of quality and competency standards in relation to specified services. c) Be paid based on activity and outcome criteria. If required a networking session will be made available for interested parties who may wish to collaborate on this exciting opportunity. Partnerships and consortia bids are encouraged. Details of this session will be available following receipt of ‘Expressions of Interest’ via ‘The Chest’ procurement portal. Indicative budget - Lot 1 = £220,000 to £300,000; Indicative budget - Lot 2 = £1,400,000. The deadline for submission of ‘Expression of Interest’ is 12noon on Wednesday 22nd October 2014. The Council considers that in the event of this contract being awarded other than to the present contractor, then the terms of the EU Council Directive on Acquired Rights (Number 2001/23/EC) and/or the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) may apply. An ‘Expression of Interest’ should be completed via ‘The Chest’ North West Public Procurement Portal, website: www.the-chest.org.uk. If you have any queries regarding this Tender please contact: Angela Eccles, Commissioning Officer Childrens Transformation Team Wigan Council Life Centre Wigan Council Wigan Life Centre South College Avenue Wigan WN1 1NJ Tel: 01942 486 139 E-mail: angela.eccles@wigan.gov.uk Accessing the ‘Chest’ procurement portal: If you have difficulties accessing ‘The Chest’ then please contact the supplier’s helpdesk on 0845 293 0459 or by e-mail at nwsupport@due-north.com


name: NHS Hillingdon Clinical Commissioning Group (NHS Hillingdon CCG)

title: A Consultant Led Community Dermatology Service

description: Hillingdon Clinical Commissioning Group (HILLINGDON CCG) wishes to commission a multidisciplinary consultant led community dermatology service (CDS) for the people registered with Hillingdon GPs. The Community Dermatology Service will form part of an integrated Dermatology Service across primary and secondary care. This will entail working closely with GPs, Acute Specialist Service Departments (Level 4) and Specialist Skin Cancer services. The Service will need to develop links with the cancer networks and other secondary care specialities such as Ophthalmology, Plastic Surgery and ENT. Scope of Contract: The successful provider/providers will be responsible for a multidisciplinary community based service and will manage all the cases that do not require a hospital facility to manage them The scope of the service will be as follows: (a) The service will provide a one stop consultant led community dermatology service where patients are seen either by a consultant, dermatology registrar, and GPwSIs or specialist nurse and where possible, assessed and treated in one appointment. (b) The service will treat all ages but for children under the age of 16 any surgical procedures must be referred to secondary care (c) To provide support and adherence to the NWL cancer network guidance. The CCG also wish to explore a phased provision of assessment, investigation and treatment of cancer patients as part of the Community Dermatology Service. (d) The CCG would also like to consider the provision of minor surgery and skin biopsy in the community with an expectation that the service will integrate with primary care minor surgery DES (e) All the referrals into the community service will be received from Hillingdon GPs only. A consultant will undertake the clinical triage of all dermatology referrals within the Community service and grade in accordance with local guidelines. (f) The triage will be undertaken within 8hrs of receipt and appointments will be booked within 3 days of receipt. (g) It is envisaged that cancer (2WW) referrals will continue to be directly referred to the acute services for grading according to local guidelines, though this may be reviewed once the new service is established. (h) The service will manage all tier 3 (intermediate community care) cases and adhere to the local referral pathway (i) Assessment, investigation and treatment of all patients with skin diseases, referred from Hillingdon GPs, except patch testing, phototherapy, anti TNF therapy and complex cases. All the patch test, phototherapy, Anti TNF and complex cases will be referred to secondary care (j) The service will be expected to manage those referrals that could have been in tier 2(General Dermatological Care). This will include education of practices, and returning referrals to practice without seeing the patients. (k) Only tier 4 cases requiring hospital facility will be referred to hospitals (l) The CCG will be informed of all onward referrals from community service to hospitals (m) All patients will be seen in the community within 4 weeks of receipt of the referral (n) The Community service will be provided from three or more locations across the borough, thus maximising patient choice and the numbers of patients who can be treated close to their home (o) Improving knowledge of Hillingdon CCG’s health professionals around the management of skin diseases through the development and implementation of education programmes for GPs, GPwSIs and other practitioners on the agreed clinical pathway such that Tier 1 and Tier 2 cases are not referred to community or secondary care service (p) Supporting patients around management of skin disease (q) Provide information and support about self-care, prevention of skin disease and on-going management of long term skin conditions (r) The service will be required to use Choose & Book. The service will be expected to explore the use of integrated GP clinical systems and also the medical interoperability gateway (MIG). (s) Demonstrating that clinical safety, quality measures and robust governance arrangements are in place for the new service • Achieving value for money, ensuring that patients are treated in an environment most appropriate to their needs at the right cost. Services not included within the contract: Patients not registered with Hillingdon GPs Contract Value: The estimated values for the new service are based upon current operating costs and these are likely to be refined. The initial contract period will be 3 years, with the potential for extension (by mutual agreement) of a maximum of 2 further years (5 years maximum). Minimum: Approximately 3 years core value is £1.65 million. Approximately £2.75 million 5 years minimum contract value. The core contract will be 3 years with an optional maximum additional 2 years subject to agreement (5 years total). Maximum: Approximately 3 year core value is £2.31 million. Approximately £3.85 million 5 years maximum value. The core contract is 3 years subject to an optional maximum additional 2 years, subject to agreement (5 years total). This is a Part B Procurement Process. A Bidder Information Event is scheduled for 13th May. Further details will be made available upon request. Providers who wish to attend this event should ensure that they submit a request by email to HillCCG.Hillingdoncds@nhs.net, no later than 1200 Hours Monday 12th May 2014. Applicants Expressing an Interest will be issued with a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire from Friday 4th April 2014. Completed Questionnaires must be returned by no later than 12.00 Hours Thursday 8th May 2014. Hillingdon CCG reserves the right to refuse Questionnaires received after this time and date. Expressions of interest from consortia or partnerships are welcomed, on condition that a lead member with overall responsibility for the coordinating the tender and entering the contract is identified. Expression of Interest emails should clearly state the organisations contact details and also lead contact (name, address, email and phone number). However Hillingdon CCG reserve the right to require groupings of contractors to take a particular legal form or to require a single contractor to take primary liability or to require that each party undertakes joint and several liability. Minimum requirements for financial standing and competency will be set out in the Pre-Qualification document questionnaire. Providers submitting a response to this questionnaire that does not satisfy these minimum requirements may be excluded from further participation in these procurement schemes. Any expenditure, work or effort undertaken prior to contract award is accordingly a matter solely for the commercial judgement of potential service providers. In such circumstances, and in any event, Hillingdon CCG and/ or its advisors shall not be liable for any costs or loss of expenses whatsoever incurred by the respondent and company, agent, subsidiary or organisation may have contributed to any response submitted to this notice


title: Provision of Textile Recycling Banks and Associated Services

description:
The British Red Cross Society “Red Cross” is a humanitarian organisation that refuses to ignore people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We enable vulnerable people at home and overseas to prepare for and respond to emergencies in their own communities and when the crisis is over, we help people recover and move on with their lives.

 Red Cross wishes to establish a contract for the provision of forty five (45) textile recycling banks and associated services with a suitably qualified and experienced supplier. These services include, but are not limited to:

 > Supply, delivery, installation, and servicing of textile banks and site area;

 > Regular collection and delivery to Red Cross sorting locations;

 > All associated cleaning and maintenance throughout the Contract Term; and

 > Pro-active management information and reporting, including data on the quantity of materials collected (tonnage data).

 The provision of these textile banks and associated services are required by the Red Cross to fulfil an on-going Corporate Partnership with Tesco PLC. All textile banks will be located at various Tesco retail outlets in the South West, England, throughout the Contract Term.

 These textile banks will be used to source stock for Red Cross’ Retail department. As well as providing; sourcing; and maintaining these textile banks, the successful supplier will be responsible for the collection of these donated items and delivery to two regional Red Cross locations where sorting and grading will be undertaken by the Red Cross.

 For the avoidance of doubt, donated textiles shall include not only clothing and shoes, but also bedding and curtains. However, carpets, mattresses and any other textiles shall be excluded from the scope of this project.

 The successful supplier will be responsible for providing a robust, reliable and innovative solution that enables on-going public donations and facilitates income generation and Return on Investment for the Red Cross.

 This is a collaborative procurement exercise between Red Cross’ Retail department and the Corporate Purchasing Team following consultation with all key internal stakeholders.

 The Retail department (Retail) is responsible for the strategic management and delivery of the Society’ Retail function and exists to generate income and raise the profile of the Red Cross. Retail is responsible for our chain of 330 retail outlets which reach millions of people throughout the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. The Corporate Purchasing Team is responsible for the procurement of national goods and services for the Red Cross and the development of procurement processes, procedures, strategies and policies in line with recognised best practice. Thus, this collaborative procurement exercise which shall seek to deliver a service that generates revenue and valuable stock whilst ensuring on-going service delivery in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

 The successful supplier shall be required to evidence best value in their proposal and clearly illustrate added value. Suppliers will also be required to provide two Cost Offers – “Option 1 - Outright Purchase of the Textile Banks” and “Option 2 – Hire Agreement for Textile Banks”.

 The Contract term will be for a period of 24 months with the option to extend thereafter on a rolling monthly basis on the agreed Contract charges.

 This Contract will be awarded on the basis of the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT), and Tenderers who meet the minimum Selection Criteria will then be evaluated on a Price / Quality ratio of 70:30.

 Tenderers are advised to refer to the Invitation to Tender document which contains the full specification and all other relevant documentation including the Terms and Conditions of Contract that shall oversee this contract.

 Please note that the Invitation to Tender can be found as an additional document that accompanies this Contract Notice and is downloadable from the mytenders.org site.

 (MT Ref:139258)

British Red Cross

street: 1 Smithhills Street,Corporate Purchasing Team

postalCode: PA1 1EA


title: Community Diabetes Service for NHS West Hampshire CCG

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


title: Roof replacement programme for Canterbury, Shepway, Dover and Thanet Councils

South East Consortium

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME9 8NP


title: SCC IC Social Care Eligibility Assessments

description: Expressions of Interest are invited from organisations that wish to engage with Surrey County Council (SCC) in discussions towards developing and becoming external assessors in meeting obligations to provide Social Care Eligibility Assessments that will be introduced under the Care Act. An outline document is attached, which covers: - Business Need - Objectives - Opportunity - Key Timescales - Recommendation and next steps Organisations that wish to discuss this opportunity with SCC are requested to register their expressions of interest on this site by 31 January 2015. It is our intention that qualifying organisations will be contacted to discuss further opportunities soon after the above closure date.

Surrey County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: KT1 2DN


title: Electronic Controls - Building Maintenance and Access Control Systems

description: The University is looking to appoint a contractor / contractors to provide Maintenance Services for Electronic Control Services for Building Management and Access Control Systems in accordance with legislative requirements, British Standards and manufacturer’s guidelines. Lot 1 To provide maintenance services for Building Management Systems on the following installations across the University campus. The systems range in manufacture ie. Satchwell, Schneider, Trend & Johnsons, age, size and number of installations. Based on current practices it is anticipated that the service requirement will be as follows: Satchwell Systems - 7 + 3 days per month over approximately 30 major academic buildings and residences Schneider Systems - 3 days per month over approximately 30 buildings Trend Systems - 1 days per month over 5 buildings Johnsons Systems - 1 days per month over 2 buildings The anticipated annual value of the works is £130,000.00 (inclusive of 50K equipment upgrades) Lot 2 To provide a fully comprehensive maintenance and call out service on Access Control Systems on nominated security systems in approximately 60 buildings throughout the University Campus. Small installations may also form part of the contract. The Access Control systems are primarily Schneider and ASSA and range in terms of size and age of system. The anticipate annual value of the works is £120,000.00 (inclusive of 35K remedial repairs) . The contract will be let in one or more lots.

Estates

street: 4th Floor Beyer Building

postalCode: M13 9PL


title: Low Carbon & Environmental Goods and Services SME engagement

description: Breckland Council invites tenders for business engagement services in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. The scope of services to be provided and the manner in which you should respond are defined in the invitation to tender document. Breckland Council is seeking a suitably experienced and well networked organisation to engage low carbon and environmental goods and services SMEs in order to assist them to apply for revenue grants and/or showcase their goods or services to other SMEs at a series of events as part of an existing ERDF-funded project. The organisation will be required to engage SMEs that would be eligible to apply for grant funding and ensure their suitability prior to facilitation by dedicated in-house Business Brokers. Furthermore the organisation will also be required to organise and host a series of engagement and showcasing events in an appropriate setting and location. This contract will provide support to at least 50 small to medium sized businesses (SMEs) to track and evidence their progress through a pre-defined enrolment process. The activity is to be completed by the end of November 2014.

Breckland Council

street: Elizabeth House,Walpole Loke

postalCode: NR19 1EE


title: Air Source Heat Pumps

description:
This is for fitting and commissioning of air source heat pumps to 33 properties in the Merseyside region.

 This is a repeat notice as we wish to clarify the scoring of the tender.

 All suppliers who have previously submitted must re-submit. The tender is also open to any new supplier

 An application has been made for European Regional Development Fund funding for this work as part of the REECH Initiative. The award of the contract is subject to this application for the funding being approved. A requirement of the scheme will be to comply with ERDF requirements. Failure to do so may result in the withdrawal of funding.

 (MT Ref:137476)

Sovini Limited

street: Atlantic House, Atlantic Park,Dunnings Bridge Road,Procurement

postalCode: L30 4TH


title: Tender for the Supply, Delivery & Installation of a Double Beam UV-VIS Spectrophotometer - High Growth Centre Project X03120PR

description: The High Growth Centre at University of Chester is inviting tenders for the supply, delivery and installation of a Double Beam UV-VIS Spectrophotometer at Thornton Science Park. University of Chester has recently acquired the existing Shell Technology Centre, Thornton and has also been successful in securing very significant ERDF support for a High Growth Centre project (project no. X03120PR) to support high growth potential start-ups and Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive, Engineering and Environment sectors to open up the Science and Technology Campus - http://www.thorntonsciencepark.co.uk/hgc to start-ups and SMEs.

University of Chester

street: Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ


title: GB-Southampton: Market Research

description: Ordnance Survey have aspirations to develop its products within the API market and with its new OS Cloud proposition. It therefore needs to gain a firm understanding of the potential market size, market share, and routes to market to confirm its strategy. Comprehensive customer insight also needs to compliment this, profiling customer needs and wants, price points and normal go-to-market evidence.The target customer base comprises businesses, public sector, licensed partners, and developer communities across all segments. Potential new customer (prospect) groups that can be identified to drive commercial growth and market expansion are within scope. Geographical focus needs to be international, to understand potential additional market outside of the UK. Therefore, multi-national organisations need to be part of the sample.

Ordnance Survey

street: Adanac Drive

postalCode: SO16 0AS


title: Greater East Midlands CSU Friends and Family Test

description: The Greater East Midlands Clinical Support Unit (GEM-CSU) wishes to procure a third-party supplier to create a white-labelled portal to manage the provision of feedback of Friends and Family Test data for our Providers. The Department of Health is making it mandatory for General Practice to offer an FFT service from the 1st December 2014 and for Community Services and other areas from early 2015. General Practice is a challenging area. Most practices have PAS systems, either System One or EMIS-Web. It will be a requirement of practices that ANY patient attending a practice, could be offered an FFT. It may also be necessary to allow patients to choose to provide an FFT at other times. GEM wishes to procure a technologically enabled solution to administer the Friends and Family test including a SMS Text messaging solution as the first option, with potential to enhance this, using eMail invites to Web solutions and SMS invites to Mobile Web solutions to compliment this. Please note that this is a below EU threshold short term pilot contract subject to a further full procurement based upon demand.

GEMCSU

street: Cardinal Square,Derby

postalCode: DE1 3QT


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

title: Balance Servicing and Calibration

description: The agency is looking for a supplier to maintain and calibrate its balances. The agency has balances in two general categories. Balances operating under UKAS accredited systems and balances not under a quality system. The agency has approximately 73 balances under quality systems.

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

postalCode: EN6 3QG


title: Updates to Feed in Tariffs (FITs) model

description: DECC is tendering or a contractor to undertake updates to its two in-house FITs models, one of which covers solar photovoltaics (solar PV) while the other covers the other main technologies eligible for FITs (wind, hydro, anaerobic digestion (AD)). These updates will add additional functionality to the model to better capture investment decisions. A full list of requirements is presented in the ITT. The upgraded model should be presented alongside a final report, complete with knowledge transfer by 13 February 2015.

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


name: Department for Work and Pensions Employment Category Commercial Team

title: HIghway to Employment for 25+ Black Country JCP district

description: The Black Country District wishes to procure a two week motivational and employability, Highway to Employment provision. This will be delivered in the 12 month period from March 2015 to March 2016. Highway to Employment will be a 10 day (2 week) programme focussed on pre Work Programme claimants aged 25+, with a quarter of the places on the programme being made available to claimants aged 50 plus. The target claimant group will be JSA claimants aged 25+ who are pre Work Programme or Work Choice. Claimants who are identified by JCP Work Coaches as those furthest away from returning to the active labour market will be deemed as priority claimants for Highway to Employment. The requirement is for 60 courses to be delivered across the four Black Country Local Authority Boroughs of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall, and Wolverhampton (15 courses in each Borough). It is expected that a minimum of 720 people will start the programme (12 people per course) with up to a maximum of 900 people starting on the programme (15 people per course). A budget of £210,000 will be available to deliver the courses, based on a payment of £3,500 per course. Each course will address the barriers of Digital I.T. Skills, Financial Money Management, and Occupational Skills Training, whilst providing Motivation and Confidence Building and Jobsearch Employability Support. Highway to Employment will help the movement towards Universal Credit and supports the District’s Social Justice Strategy. The Invitation to Tender Pack is available on Bravosolution. Your tender response should be submitted via BravoSolution. If you are not a BravoSolution registered supplier, you must register with BravoSolution to bid – https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml Helpline telephone number:0800 368 4850 Helpline email: help@bravosolution.co.uk See Instructions to Potential Suppliers document for further information.


name: Ministry of Defence - HQ Land Forces - HQ ARTD-Upavon

title: United Kingdom-Harrogate: Research, testing and scientific technical simulator

description: Provide Climatic Chamber


title: RM4945 SO7379 Supply Of Laptops

description: The Department for Education are inviting quotes for the purchase 100 laptops with associated warranty and 50 rucksacks and 50 business cases.

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

street: 9th Floor,The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


name: Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat)

title: Removal, Resale and Reprocessing of Office Furniture and move management services

description:
The purpose of this requirement is to Remove, Resale and Reprocessing of Office Furniture and move management services .

 See the RFQ-specification for further information ( down-load from www.mytenders.org)

 (MT Ref:141649)

street: Centre City Tower,7 Hill Street,Programme and Procurement Management Office

postalCode: B5 4UA


title: Internal Painting and Decorating of University House and Bowland North

description: Lancaster University is seeking a painting and decorating contractor for the decoration of all previously decorated finishes including all plastered walls, ceilings and joinery within the University House building and Bowland North building. The Contractor shall be responsible and include for all costs associated with the following elements; * the temporary relocation of all fixtures and fittings to enable the works as required or detailed in the tender documentation * the protection of all fixtures, fittings and finishes to enable the works * the decoration of all walls, ceilings and joinery items as detailed within the tender documents * the re-installation/relocation of all fixtures and fittings upon completion of the works * the provision of a clean to all areas affected by the works The Contractor shall be responsible and include for all costs associated with; * the works are provisionally due to commence Monday 21st July 2014 and are to be completed by Friday 22nd August 2014. * the works are due to be completed out of normal working hours, principally between the hours of 18:00 and 06:00. * prior to the re-occupation after each working shift the affected areas must be fully cleaned to allow occupation in normal working conditions.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: Dipole Coils

description: Manufacture, test and delivery of 2 off synchrotron dipoles to be used in a radioactive environment.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: Procurement R71 1.10,Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: GB-Hertford: Destimation Management Service

description: PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A NOT A CONTRACT OPPORTUNITY BUT AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE MARKET TO ENGAGE IN A PRE-PROCUREMENT MARKET ENGAGEMENT EXERCISE. Hertfordshire County Council (the "Council") is carrying out a pre-procurement market engagement (PPME) process in relation to its requirement for a destination management service. Therefore, the Council has published this notice to alert potentially interested organisations with appropriate expertise and/or relevant experience of this potential opportunity and the contracting authority's purchasing intentions. The Council is looking for interested organisations to complete and submit the Supplier Questionnaire (see section 12. Other Information of this notice).The purpose of the Council's PPME process is to allow and enable potentially interested organisations with appropriate expertise and/or relevant experience to:- provide ther expertise and vision for and taking forward the outcomes of the destination management and cultural sector review.- raise the profile of Hertfordshire as a tourist destination and to increase the overall number of Local, National and International visitors to Hertfordshire- increase the visitor value/expenditure of the Hertfordshire economy and to increase the quality and choice of the visitor experience in Hertfordshire- increase the number of jobs and business development opportunity in the tourism sector in Hertfordshire- create a successful and self-financing strategic destination management service for Hertfordshire that has the support and confidence of local partners and business.The Council will consider the input and responses received to help inform the Council’s options and further decision making. However, the decision on how to proceed is subject to approval under local authority governance procedures. For the avoidance of doubt, this stage of the project is not part of a formal procurement process and the Council is not committing, at this stage, to carrying out such a process. Participation or non-participation in the pre-procurement market engagement process shall not prevent any supplier participating in a potential future procurement, nor is it intended that any information supplied as part of the pre-procurement process shall place any supplier at an advantage in a potential procurement process. Participation in the PPME process will be at each supplier’s own cost. No expense in responding to this process will be reimbursed by the Council. For the avoidance of doubt, the maximum budget for this service is approximately GBP 150,000.

Hertfordshire County Council

street: County Hall ,Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DF