title: Multiple Opportunity: Short Research Projects on Better Regulation

description: Our customer is seeking to commission a maximum of four projects (with a maximum value of £15,000 each) from the list of themes provided above. Projects that involve collaboration with other recognised experts in the field are particularly encouraged. In order to enhance the evidence base and help shape future policy development, the BRE and the RPC Secretariat are seeking to commission a maximum of four short academic projects on a range of topics. More information on these topics is set out below along with a summary of any existing literature and data we are aware of. We do not wish to be overly prescriptive of any research undertaken within these themes. Instead we are inviting proposals for interesting policy relevant projects relating to one or more of the themes. Bidders may wish to develop proposals based on some of the specific ideas presented, or suggest alternative projects relevant to the themes. Additionally, it is permissible for proposals to span multiple themes; they are not mutually exclusive. Throughout this specification, our definition of `regulation’ does not include tax regulations. Regulations concerning tax do not fall into the remit of BRC and RPC; they are dealt with independently by the HMRC. Any bids that broach the topic of tax regulations will not be considered. We expect the projects to draw on a mixture of academic theory, empirical evidence (including evaluation and case studies) and comparisons with international or historical experiences. We expect this range of evidence to be used to assess the issue (as identified in the themes below or proposed by the bidder) within the broader policy context. Proposals should set out how bidders intend to do this. We also encourage strongly proposals that involve a significant amount of collaboration between relevant experts in the field. 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


scheme: CPV

title: Mulching following clear felling operation on the Woodbury Site, Moccas Park NNR, Herefordshire

documentType: tenderNotice

description: Mulching following clear felling operation - clearance of shrub and brash.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: RM-4703 SB-2960 Provision for Repair of Welding Equipment & Fume Extractors (Including supply of associated parts)

description: The Authority requires a contract for the repair of welding and in service fume extractors located at various sites across the UK and possibly parts of Europe. Also included will be the provision of all spare parts needed for the repair and servicing of the equipment. Please see Appendix B - Statement of Requirements for full details.

mainProcurementCategory: services

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Supply of Cleaning Chemicals

description: County Supplies, a suppply and distribution trading unit of Nottinghamshire County Council wishes to create an accessible Framework Agreement for the supply and delivery of Cleaning Chemicals

mainProcurementCategory: goods

Nottinghamshire County Council

street: County Supplies,Hoyle Road

postalCode: NG14 6QL


title: Water Supply - Deployable output review

description: Development of a framework to ensure consistency and transparency of deployable output assessments by water companies


title: GB-London: LG000524-Banking Contract

description: Objective of this exercise: To appoint a single banking provider for a contract period of 5 years, with a further option of 2 years. Mandatory Qualification QuestionsPlease note that all questions require completion. Failure to complete any question will disqualify your organisation.Mandatory qualifying questions This section sets out 4 mandatory questions which require a yes/no answer. If any answers are ‘No’ , do not complete the rest of the Tender Application as your organisation will fail to pass the minimum requirements for this tender.1. Is your organisation included on the current list of banks or the current list of building societies, as published monthly by the Bank of England?The relevant document can be accessed here:http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/pra/Pages/authorisations/banksbuildingsocietieslist.aspxYes / No 2 Has your country of regulatory domicile currently been awarded a sovereign credit rating in the “AA” category, or better, from at least one of Standard & Poor’s / Moody’s / Fitch? Yes / No 3 Did your organisation have a Tier 1 capital ratio (CET1 ratio - as measured by Basel 2.5 or Basel 3 criteria) of greater than 10.0% at your latest financial year-end? Yes / No 4 Does your organisation have Public Liability Insurance and Employers Liability Insurance in place of at least £5 million for each? Yes / No If you have answered ‘yes’ to all above questions please contract Tracey Blackman on tracey.blackman@local.gov.uk

Local Government Association

street: Local Government House,Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ


title: The Expansion of Hamstel Infant & Junior School

description: Southend on Sea Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from contractors wishing to tender for expansion works at Hamstel Infant and Junior Schools. The project involves the following:- • New build and fit out of a multi-functional community use Sports Hall to the Junior School as part of an extension to the existing prefabricated infant hall. • New build and fit out of an infill extension between the existing Infant and Junior school to form new classbase. Enabling works for the classbase (foundations, drainage and gas, electricity data and water connections) may be commenced in the May half term holidays 24/05/2015 with the works continuing until completion at the end of August 2015. Enabling works for the hall could also be commenced in the May half term holidays 24/05/2015 with a completion date no later than December 2015. Comprehensive architectural, structural, mechanical & electrical services drawings, and specifications will be issued to the contractors selected to tender for the work and the works will be carried out under a JCT Form of Contract. Contractors wishing to be considered for selection to tender will be required to be registered with Constructionline or equivalent and have listed the following Sectors and Categories: • Building (Schools/Colleges) • Working in Occupied Premises A notation value for the above sectors & categories of £900,000 is also essential as well as a Feedback Average Category Score of at least 8.00. In addition to the above requirements, our selection criteria will also be based on the following which should be included within your reply: • A preference for CHAS or equivalent registered Contractors • Location of Contractor in order to support local labour initiatives • Provision of 3 examples of previous similar projects detailing the approximate contract value. Please limit each example to 2 A4 sides. • Knowledge of delivering successful buildings within tight on site programmes, on constrained sites. No more that 2 A4 sides. • Provision of three references for similar works carried out within the last twelve months. • Summary of last three year accounts. • A credit check will be carried out to assess current financial status. Evidence of a high risk status may automatically lead to exclusion. It is intended to restrict the tender list to the highest scoring 6 contractors. If more than 6 contractors fulfil the criteria for selection, those scoring the highest number of points on the evaluation criteria will be invited to tender. The returned tenders will be considered against an evaluation ratio of 65% for price and 35% for quality. Please submit your expression of interest by e-mail to propertyandregengroup@southend.gov.uk by midday on Thursday 11th December with the required information i.e. CHAS Certificate or equivalent, 3 References from available referees. Do not request a PQQ because it is not required. Failure to respond by midday 11th December with the information required will automatically lead to exclusion from the final tender list.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER


title: Solent Harbours Nitrate Management Investigation

description: To undertake a review of the CSF and ESS measures, and other management measures, to determine what measures have been implemented to reduce diffuse agricultural nitrate pollution in Solent TraC waterbodies and, where there are gaps, to inform future management measures and delivery of SSSI, Natura 2000, DWPP and WFD targets.


name: Department for Work and Pensions Estates and Financial Management Category Commercial Team

description: Targeted Support for Employment and Support Allowance Claimants in Kent JCP District is intended to provide a provision training programme targeted at Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) customers. The provision will provide claimants with a range of employability skills and will support customers with existing multiple health barriers to increase their confidence when applying for and succeeding in job applications.


description: Concessionary Travel Appeals Decision Maker (Please see specification provided).

Department for Transport

street: Great Minster House,Zone 5/22,33 Horseferry Road

postalCode: SW1P 4DR


title: Treatment of Macular Disease: Wet Age-related Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Macular Oedema, Retinal Vein Occlusion and Related Conditions

description: Any Qualified Provider (AQP): NHS Coventry and Rugby CCG, NHS South Warwickshire CCG and NHS Warwickshire North CCG are seeking to commission Any Qualified Providers to deliver services for the management of patients with suspected or confirmed wet age related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic macular oedema (DMO) and retinal vein occlusion (RVO). The aim and objective of this service is to provide: • A high quality eye service founded on the principles of good practice and clinical governance. • Timely access to quality assured assessment of visual acuity, retinal angiography and optical coherence tomography in patients suspected of having AMD, within 2 weeks of referral. • Assessment and treatment of the above conditions with anti-VEGF injection during a single visit as an option, and continued follow-up and treatment until the disease has been stable for 6 months. • Treatment(s) in appropriately equipped clinics with aseptic facilities delivered by either Specialist Ophthalmic Doctors or Specialist Nurses. This service will be delivered in line with local commissioning policy. Local Context: Currently commissioning arrangements are in place with a Warwickshire hospital provider to deliver services to wet AMD patients in Warwickshire. Services for the Coventry population are provided by the Coventry based acute hospital and from a satellite clinic located in Warwickshire. Following the NICE approval of ranibizumab as a treatment in Diabetic Macular Oedema (DMO) and Retinal Vein Occlusion (RVO) the number of patients requiring ophthalmic treatments has increased. The current service providers are experiencing capacity issues which are impacting on their ability to treat patients in a timely manner. Across Coventry and Warwickshire NICE predict an additional 400 patients will be eligible for treatment. This will further exacerbate capacity pressures being experienced locally as the treatment of DMO and RVO with anti-VEGF drugs was not previously commissioned across Coventry and Warwickshire, Evidence Based: Neovascular (wet) age-related macular degeneration (AMD), Diabetic Macular Oedema (DMO) and Retinal Vein Occlusion (RVO) are serious macular disorders resulting in progressive loss of central vision. These conditions account for more than half of all cases of registered severe sight impairment (blindness) and sight impairment in the UK. The incidence of the diseases is continuing to rise with the aging population. The developments of anti-VEGF therapies acting against vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) which limit inappropriate new vessel formation has revolutionized the treatment of wet AMD and have recently been approved for use in other ophthalmic conditions.   Outcomes: The service will be managed to ensure maximum benefit in terms of visual acuity for the population served from the available resources. This will be in line with the report from the National Eye Care Services Steering Group (ECSSG) which outlined four model care pathways for cataract, glaucoma, AMD and low vision, which propose a greater role for community optometrists in the diagnosis of wet AMD to allow prompt treatment. The design principles of these pathways were to (Department of Health, 2007): • make best use of available resources • have fewer steps for the user • make more effective use of professional resource • improve access and patient choice • show a high standard of clinical care with good outcomes Location(s) of service delivery: The service will be local to Coventry and Warwickshire, with possible multiple delivery points bringing the service closer to home for patients. Service locations should be accessible by vehicle and within reasonable access of public transport routes. Mobile facilities may be considered if it can be demonstrated that they meet the required standards for service delivery.

NHS Arden Commissioning Support

street: Westgate House,Market Street

postalCode: CV34 4DE


name: NEL Commissioning Support Unit (NEL CSU)

title: Market Engagement Event for the Provision of Custody Suite Clinical Application Services

description: NEL Commissioning Unit (NELCSU) is expected to commence a procurement process for the provision of Custody Suite Clinical Application for Police Custody Suites for three Police Forces in the Greater London Region. Please refer to the attachment for a full Market Engagement Advert and instructions. Price range provided in this Advert is only an estimation and not a committed contract value by the CSU. Kind Regards, Matias Formica clinical.procurement@nelcsu.nhs.uk


title: R014 - Provision of Hotel Market Benchmarking Data

description: Marketing Birmingham is the area’s strategic marketing partnership and operates the leisure and business tourism programmes, Visit and Meet Birmingham as well as its inward investment programme, Business Birmingham. These programmes promote Birmingham and the wider region including the Black Country and Solihull as a place to visit, meet and invest. The company is public/private funded by (i) Birmingham City Council; (ii) the European Regional Development Fund and (iii) private sector partners from across the area’s business community. Marketing Birmingham and ERDF partners (The Association of Black Country Authorities Consortium, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham International Airport, DanceXchange and Southside BID) have been awarded European Regional Development Funding for the period to September 2014. The project has requested an extension of funding to December 2015. The outcome of which is currently unknown. Therefore, the awarding of this tender is subject to a) current funding b) current application bid. Project Objectives: The survey will monitor hotel performance in the ERDF programme area in terms of capacity, demand and occupancy rates by location and by grade of hotel. The work will provide essential information to: • Help Marketing Birmingham and ERDF partners understand the performance of the hospitality sector, assess the links between occupancy levels and events and marketing campaigns and attract more overnight visitors to the area • Track progress in achieving key objectives set out in the Visitor Economy Strategy for the Programme Area • Help the hotel industry and the wider tourism sector to adapt rapidly to any market changes Please refer to the attached tender brief for full details of the tender requirements, process and timescales. To enable tender submission, all suppliers MUST visit the Marketing Birmingham e-procurement system to register interest and submit a tender bid. e-procurement https://in-tendhost.co.uk/marketingbirmingham/aspx/Home Please note the deadline for full submission as outlined in the attached brief no later than 12:00 noon Friday 6th June 2014.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


title: Food Safety Learning Programme

description: To design and deliver a tailored learning programme for staff working across Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, in line with the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) syllabus, to support development of underpinning knowledge for safe food preparation / catering operations across the organisation. The specific aim of the programme is to ensure that our staff are trained to an appropriate level to function safely in their role, in line with the Trust’s Food Safety Policy and our Food Safety Management System in addition to legislation and national best practice guidance. The purpose of the programme is to ensure a consistent level of core knowledge and application of safe food preparation practice across the trust. Whilst matching the CIEH syllabus in core content, the sessions should give learners the opportunity to consider in more depth the challenges and risks associated with their specific role in relation to food safety. They should specifically reference our Food Safety Management System throughout to support its application in the workplace. The target audience will in many cases have a wealth of experience of food preparation as well as relevant underpinning theoretical knowledge, but may not necessarily have received formal learning input in this area or passed a certificate course in the past (or recently).

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

postalCode: DA2 7WG


name: Redditch Borough Council/Bromsgrove District Council

title: Proposed Contract for the Provision of Occupational Health Service

description: The overall aim of this process is to procure an efficient and economical occupational health service to provide a full range of occupational health services to Redditch and Bromsgrove councils’employees.

postalCode: B98 8AH


title: Medium Level Homelessness Prevention Service

description: Provision of accommodation, support and housing management to people recovering from homelessness who may have complex and interrelated needs. This will tendered in two Lots: Lot 1 - Womens Only Accommodation Lot 2 - Generic Accommodation Potential bidders will need to be registered at www.proactisplaza.com/supplierportal to access this tender.


title: RM4816 PS761 For the provision of security control room training for the Home Office

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

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

postalCode: L3 9PP


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Charter of vessel for a bass survey in the vicinity of Sizewell power station

street: Pakefield Road

postalCode: NR33 0HT


name: County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

title: Mattress and Mattress Disposal

description: CDDFT are seeking a supplier(s) to provide single foam mattresses to be used in an acute hospital environment, this may or may not include disposal of the Trust’s current mattresses. For expression of interest please follow the link: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6700

street: Bede House,Belmont Business Park

postalCode: DH1 1TW


title: RM1043 Digital Services - GDS Agile Coach GDS RFP

description: As the GDS transformation programme progresses, the focus is increasingly on building and maintaining the internal capabilities of departments to effectively govern, deliver and run the digital services being built and provide an environment that enables continuous delivery in perpetuity. The input of an Agile Coach is integral to ensure departments’ agile practices and team capabilities are set up to support this. This extends to providing advice to organisations on to govern delivery and ongoing improvement of digital services. Overview of requirement The GDS transformation team require 4 Agile Coaches on a part-time (minimum of 10 days per month) basis for a 6 month period. Coaches will be required to work with GDS and its exemplar departments and agencies, situated across the UK. Ability to travel is necessary. GDS require coaching at the project & team, portfolio and organisational levels in order to deliver the transformation programmes’ objectives. GDS is seeking the following skills from Agile Coaches and Potential Provider should, but is not limited to include how they meet these requirements within their response: Agile expertise ● Excellent understanding of and expertise in agile, in the context of digital service delivery. Proven success of applying agile in various environments for different stakeholder groups ● Possess a strong 'agile mentality', be collaborative and demonstrate all of the necessary agile behaviours (trust, honesty, integrity, transparency, supportive etc) when undertaking their role ● Experience of helping organisations to achieve appropriate ways to govern delivery and ongoing improvement of digital services Technical ● Broad knowledge of agile product and software development and the enablers required to cultivate an agile organisation is essential. Ability to deliver technology solutions is not required Tools / techniques ● Ability to showcase relevant tools and techniques, such as coaching, advising, workshops and mentoring Adaptability ● Ability to embed rapidly and effectively into diverse project environments, at different stages of delivery and seamlessly moving between projects. Ability to work in environments undergoing complex change Flexibility ● Ability to work in locations outside London. A Potential Provider would need to work in locations such as: Predominantly London and possibly travel to Reading, South Wales, Manchester, Birmingham (this is specified in more detail in the requirements below). Stakeholders ● Excellent stakeholder management and proven ability to engage and influence all levels of seniority Delivery partners ● Ability to work effectively with other Suppliers, departments and agencies The following generic outcomes are expected and Potential Providers should reflect on how they would achieve this within their response: Environment ● Creation of an open and honest environment, which allows team members opinions to be heard and valued Embedding best agile practice ● Applying best practice to: team roles, behaviours, structure and culture, agile ceremonies and practices, knowledge transfer and sharing, programme management, cross team coordination, and overall governance of digital service delivery. Delivery ● Improved quality and efficiency of products and services being delivered Effective decision making ● Effective and appropriately delegated decision-making. Develop clear lines of escalation, in agreement with senior managers Metrics and requirements ● Ensure key metrics and requirements that support the team and delivery are well defined and maintained Transparent project reporting Ensure any stakeholder can easily find out an accurate and current project or programme status, without disruption to delivery

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street


title: GB-London: Re-development and Use of Premises and Facilities at Tooting Bec Common, SW17

description: Wandsworth Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and competent organisations or individuals for the re-development and use of the existing red-gra sports area and associated premises on the Triangle field of Tooting Common to provide a 21st Century outdoor all-weather sports facility.

Wandsworth Borough Council

street: Town Hall,Wandsworth High Street,Wandsworth

postalCode: SW18 2PU


title: LSC2181 Westminster Hall Conservation Works - Roof and Lighting

description: The works being tendered are part of the final phase of the Westminster Conservation Project and are comprised of three distinct packages of work. Westminster Hall is a Grade I listed building and part of a World Heritage Site. The unique 14th Century timber roof hammer-beam roof of Westminster Hall is the largest medieval timber roof in Northern Europe. Measuring 20.7 by 73.2 metres it was commissioned in 1393 by Richard II, and is considered a masterpiece of design. All works undertaken to the building and adjacent Palace must therefore be executed by experienced specialists and with the utmost care. The first package of works comprises of repairs to the external lantern to bring the lantern back into a good state of repair and undertake works that will require minimal maintenance in the long term, through replacing the existing materials and details with those that meet modern construction standards. It is proposed that the lead work, interior linings, and timber substrates to the lantern will be dismantled and re-constructed to the original design, re-using original components, repaired where necessary, as far as possible. It is expected that the repair works to the lantern are undertaken by specialists with experience in decorative leadwork. Cleaning and conservation of the internal roof timbers is the second package of work included in the tender. The purpose of internal roof works is to clean the existing roof timbers using light brushing and hoovering to remove the existing dust and light debris, and to undertake conservation and repairs of the timber tracery panels at high level. It is expected that the conservation works to the timber be undertaken by a specialist with experience in the consolidation and repair of historic joinery. The third package of works includes installation of a new lighting scheme in the Hall, including installation of cabling and system controls to adjacent areas of the Palace. This work will require new power cables to be installed in areas outside the Hall, as well as new distribution boards and controls. Cabling will be installed in confined spaces and areas with potential contamination. Lighting will include items and components to be made by a specialist

Department of Facilities

street: 7 Millbank

name: Parliamentary Procurement & Commercial Service


title: The Supply of Plastic Hospital Aprons

description:
Competition Title : The Supply of Plastic Hospital Aprons
 Competition Notes : Airedale NHS Foundation Trust seeks expressions of interest from suitably accredited suppliers who can deliver the quality of goods that meet or exceed the Trust's existing standards.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Airedale General Hospital,Skipton Road,Steeton

postalCode: BD20 6TD


title: GB-Portsmouth: 2008 Certification renewal and periodic surveilllance visits

description: The requirement is to contract with a certification body to enable the next tri-annual ISO 9001:2008 certification renewal for 1710 Naval Air Squadron with the following requirements: 1. The provider must be registered by UKAS as the auditing organisation. 2. The provider must have Full Accreditation capabillity in the following European Co-operation for Accreditation Scope References: a, EA 17 Basic metals and fabricated metal products b, EA 19 Electrical and optical equipment c, EA 21 Aerospace d, EA 22 Other transport equipment e, EA 23 Manufacturing not elsewhere specified f, EA 34 Engineering services 3. Providers must be able to provide auditors with auditing experience within the aviation engineering industry. 4. Provide external audits by way of periodic surveillance visits to confirm compliance with ISO 9001:2008 requirements at the Portsmouth site and the regional teams at RAF Benson, RAF Wattisham, RAF Wyton and RNAS Yeovilton.

Ministry of Defence, C&C

street: Room 302 Jago Road, Building 1/080,,HM Naval Base

postalCode: Portsmouth


title: Consultation on the procurement process for the delivery of a consolidated Technical Audit Contract

description:
An independent Advisor is required to consult on the procurement process for delivery of a consolidated Technical Audit Contract on an Ofgem framework agreement (for more information please see the attached ITT).

 (MT Ref:115582)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: RM-4878 SB-3395 Provision for Service and Repair of Welding Equipment & Fume Extractors (Including supply of associated parts)

description: A service contract for the service and maintenance of mobile vehicle lifts located at various sites across the UK and possibly parts of Europe. Also included will be all associated spare parts needed for the repair and service of the lifts. Please see attached documents for full description.


title: Ashton (Old) Baths, Ashton-under-Lyne

description:
Works to Grade II* listed former swimming pool comprising external and internal works, repairs and alterations including the erection of an internal free-standing structure (comprising of three stacked levels of contemporary office accommodation) in the main pool hall to form a business incubator unit.

 (MT Ref:138199)

PlaceFirst Ltd

street: Eastgate,2 Castle Street

postalCode: M3 4LZ


title: RM4137 – L0341; DMO Legal Services - ITT

description: This is not a live procurement - the tender documentation is being published for transparency purposes. The UK DMO operates principally in the London wholesale markets for UK Gilts and Treasury bills and in the London money markets; to support these operations the Authority has an on-going requirement for regular legal advice on matters arising from these transactions which is commercially complex. This tender process was undertaken via the CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE - Legal Services Framework Agreement ref RM919 - Lot 5: Finance and Regulation.


title: PP14077 - Civic Centre Car Park Structural Repair

description: Wolverhampton City Council’s Civic Offices and underground multi story car park were built in 1979, and are of reinforced concrete (RC) construction, comprising in-situ waffle slabs supported by RC columns, internal walls and exterior retaining walls. The concrete decks have been shown to contain high concentrations of chlorides which have penetrated the upper surface down to the first layers of reinforcement steel in the concrete. Extensive half-cell potential tests indicate that corrosion is highly likely to be occurring. This can be seen from the spalled areas of concrete and further areas of delamination. A long term solution is required to prevent further deterioration. It is considered that an impressed current cathodic protection system is an appropriate solution and should be applied via conductive paint, following concrete repairs. Furthermore a top deck applied system with a protective coating has been identified as having distinct advantages. The use of a deck coating system and overbanding numerous lengths of construction joints to each floor is needed to prevent further chloride laden water penetration through the RC waffle slab. The decking system will provide the added benefit of improving the aesthetics as well as aiding navigation around the car park, particularly when combined with repainting of walls and soffit. Crack injection will also be required on the soffit of the upper floor waffle slab to prevent water ingress through from the large open piazza block paved area above. There is also a shallow buried roof above internal Civic rooms that needs re-waterproofing.

Wolverhampton City Council

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

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: Supply of a Cross Flow Hollow Fibre Filtration System

description:
Estimated Value :
 £30,000 - £50,000

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: The Wilton Centre,Wilton,Performance and Governance

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: South Pennine Moors SSSI/SPA Phase 2 – Breeding bird survey 2014

description: In accordance with the guidance on Common Standards Monitoring (CSM), the statutory nature conservation agencies are required to assess the condition of all SSSIs over a six-year period. Sites which have been selected for ornithological interest features are assessed by comparing the current status of the key bird species with that at the time of designation. Therefore, for sites which qualify for an aggregation of a particular species it is necessary to estimate, as reliably as possible, the numbers present on the site. The South Pennine Moors has had two breeding bird surveys. The first was in 1990 (Brown and Shepherd 1991) and the second in 2005. The South Pennine Moors SSSI/South Pennine Moors Phase 2 SPA encompasses a large upland area (20,944.5 hectares) of blanket bog and heather moorland. The SPA is designated for its internationally important upland breeding birds under the EU Birds Directive. The South Pennine Moors SSSI supports important breeding populations of Merlin, Peregrine, Golden Plover, Curlew, Dunlin, Short-eared Owl, Twite and a range of other typical moorland breeding bird species. As part of assessing the condition of the SSSI/SPA a breeding bird survey is required. This will be completed using the same methodology as the previous surveys to allow direct comparisons of results and highlight bird population trends for the site.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


documentType: awardNotice

title: GB-Plymouth: Provision and delivery of seven hundred (700) in number Systainer T-LOC IV Storage Cases for the Royal Marines

description: Provision and delivery of seven hundred (700) in number Systainer T-LOC IV Storage Cases in Light Grey/Anthracite to RMB Stonehouse, Plymouth by 24 March 2014. The cases are to be permanently procured not leased/hired and used for storage and transit of various uniform equipment specifically ceremonial helmets.

DES Comrcl

street: Room 302,Building 1/080, Jago Road,HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


name: Department for International Development

title: PO 6626 REDUCING MATERNAL AND NEONATAL DEATH IN KENYA

description: To appoint a Supplier to support component 3: (1) health systems strengthening and demand-side financing, with a focus on maternal and neonatal health and reaching poor women and adolescent girls in Bungoma county and (2) establish and manage the maternal and newborn health innovation challenge fund and provide technical assistance (TA) to implementing partners selected through the innovation challenge fund.


name: Central Southern Commissioning Support Unit

title: Wiltshire Community Child Health Services

description: NHS Wiltshire CCG, Wiltshire Council and NHS England wish to jointly commission a single model of Community Child Health services for Wiltshire’s children and young people aged 0-18 years, that will bring all of the services listed below into one contract, with over-arching service principles and outcomes; an over-arching performance framework that is focused on delivery of outcomes; a single point of access and one workforce that identify themselves as delivering a Community Child Health Service for Wiltshire's children & young people. Services included in this over-arching Community Child Health model are: Health Visiting Service Family Nurse Partnership School Nursing and National Child Measurement Programme School aged Immunisation programme Child Health Information Service (CHIS) Integrated Paediatric Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy Speech and Language Therapy Children’s Specialist Community Nursing Children’s Learning Disability Nursing Safeguarding Children Service (Named Nurses and Specialist Safeguarding Nurses) Looked After Children nurses Portage (Salisbury area only) Community Paediatrics – Including Designated Doctor roles for Wiltshire Community Paediatric Audiology (West Wiltshire only) The contract is expected to be a standard NHS (block) contract, with an initial term of five years (with the possibility to mutually agree a further two year extension) and an annual contract value in the region of £12 million, although this information will be confirmed at the Invitation To Tender (ITT) stage. Interested parties must submit a compliant Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) if they wish to be further considered, which will evaluate the capacity, capability and eligibility of potential bidders. If shortlisted at the PQQ stage, potential bidders will be asked to take part in the ITT stage, which will be used to identify the Most Economically Advantageous Tender and therefore determine the incoming provider. Interested parties should also read the attached Memorandum of Information (MOI), which provides further background and details of requirements. Please note that TUPE is expected to apply to this contract. Accessing the PQQ: The procurement will be conducted via the www.nhssourcing.co.uk e-tendering website. If you are interested in tendering for this opportunity, please access the website and register your organisation. Once organisations have registered on the above website they will be given access to the PQQ. Please note that if you are intending to take part in this process as a consortium you must register on the e-tendering website as that consortium and only complete one PQQ. All applicants will be asked to complete and return the PQQ (via the website) by 5pm on Wednesday 28th January 2015, at the latest. Should you require any assistance in accessing or registering on the e-tendering website please contact the Bravo eTendering Helpdesk – Phone 0800 3684850 and/or email help@bravosolution.co.uk).


title: Hornsea Mere Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Special Protection Area (SPA) - Himalayan Balsam Control Programme 2014

description: The aim of the project is to build on work undertaken in 2013 to remove as much of the Himalayan Balsam from the priority areas within the SSSI (See Map – Appendix 2) as is practically possible from the defined areas, within the nature conservation constraints of the site.


name: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

description: The Authority is looking for suppliers for Improving the inventory and energy value of feeds and diets representative of feeding conditions for ruminant production for use in the UK Agricultural GHG Inventory. Livestock feeding practices are of relevance to the understanding of agricultural productivity and associate environmental impacts. Typical feeding practices in the UK livestock industry have changed over time, for example with some dairy systems becoming increasingly reliant on maize silage over grazing at pasture. Such changes reflect changes in patterns of production, and market the demands that industry services. Characterisation of livestock diets is important to develop an understanding of market impacts on land use and also as an input to a range of environmental monitoring programmes such as the UK nutrient budgets, the UK National Inventory of Greenhouse Gasses, and the UK Ammonia Inventory. At present these models use a set of assumptions developed in the 1990s which may no longer be representative of UK farming practices. This project will address these deficiencies and provide an updated understanding of livestock feeding practices in the UK

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


title: Supply of Para Crewman's and SFCTT Helmets

description: Purchase of LtWt Para Helmet, Combat Vehicle Crewman's Helmet and SFCTT Helmet


title: Refurbishment of existing pole barn within Wye National Nature Reserve

description: We are seeking a contractor to remove the cladding currently covering our poll barn, install two roller and one personnel doors, level and stone the floor and re-clad the building. The barn is located within the National Nature Reserve and is also within Kent Downs AONB and so Natural England have lodged a planning application for the works. The detailed specification of this work may therefore be subject to cosmetic changes depending on the outcome of the planning application. Works should take place between 22nd September 2014 and 31st December 2014 (weather dependent).


name: Department for Work and Pensions Employment Category Commercial Team

title: Mercia LGV Category C Driver Training

description: The overall aim of the programme is to help Claimants aged 18+ and in receipt of JSA who are living within the Mercia District to find and keep a job in the Transport and Logistics Sector. 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.


title: Stakeholder perceptions survey (2014)

description: Stakeholder perceptions survey (2014) on behalf of the Office of Rail Regulation

Office of Rail Regulation

postalCode: W3 7SU


title: UK SBS RE140249 - ELI NP Mobile Pumping Carts

description: On behalf of the Science & Technology Facilities Council, this procurement is for qty 6 pumping carts as per attached specification. 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: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence

title: A Review of evidence to inform NICE Public Health Guidance for adult nursing and residential care homes on promoting oral health, preventing dental health problems and ensuring access to dental treatment

description: The Centre for Public Health (CPH) at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has been asked by the Department of Health to develop public health guidance for nursing and residential care homes on promoting oral health, preventing dental health problems and ensuring access to dental treatment. The guidance is developed by a Public Health Advisory Committee (PHAC). It will contain recommendations based on evidence reviews and an economic analysis. NICE seeks a supplier to support the guidance development for a review of evidence about approaches, activities and interventions that promote oral health, prevent dental problems and ensure access to treatment for adults in care home settings.

street: Level 1A ,City Tower ,Piccadilly Plaza

postalCode: M1 4BT


title: 2 X Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometers, 2 X Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrophotometers, Circular Dichroism Spectoscopy And Polarimeter at Lancaster University

description: Lancaster University wishes to purchase the following scientific equipment, which is being presented in various lots: Lot A 1 X Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer (FTIR1) Lot B 1 X Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer (FTIR2) Lot C 1 X Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrophotometer (UVV1) Lot D 1 X Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrophotometer (UVV2) Lot E 1 X Circular Dichroism Spectoscopy (CD1) Lot F 1 X Polarimeter (POL1) Suppliers can apply for one or more lot(s). Please be CLEAR as to which lot(s) you are making a submittion for. This scientific equipment will be housed within the new cTAP (Core Technology Access Programme) facility which will provide small and medium enterprises with support for product and process innovation guidance throughout all stages of product design, scale-up and performance testing. The building is designed to provide laboratory and office accommodation for cTAP staff, partner companies and technologists and will integrate closely with the new Department of Chemistry. European Regional Development Fund Programme The work undertaken in this tender is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund Programme 2007 to 2013. This tender is subject to EU procurement regulations and is being conducted electronically using Lancaster University e-tendering system,

Chemistry

street: Faraday Building

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: Mechanical Enabling Works for Ash House Student Accomodation

description: Lancaster University is seeking a contractor to carry out Mechanical Enabling Works for the Ash House student accommodation.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House


title: Marine underwater video and stills analysis for The Needles rMCZ

description: • The purpose of the analysis of the video/stills is to identify habitats and provide semi-quantitative data on the characteristics of the physical habitat and species composition. • Video tows are to be reviewed and sub-divided into separate video section as necessary on the basis of changes in habitat and each section to be treated as a separate record. • All stills are required to be analysed • Detailed instructions are provided in the Video and Still processing protocol document provided. • A minimum of 10% of the videos and stills should be re-analysed for QA purposes • An additional species presence matrix (details attached) • All data entered in to Marine Recorder after Cefas QA (date to be discussed)


title: Data Visualisation and Design Support

description: Data Visualisation and Design support to support the dissemination of our key research

UKCES

street: Renaissance House,Adwick Park

postalCode: S63 5NB


title: Evaluation of the Fair Chance Fund

description: The Department for Communities and Local Government, (DCLG) would like to commission an evaluation of the Fair Chance Fund, a payment by results pilot for young homeless people. Full details can be found in the attached specification.

street: Fry Building,2 Marsham Street

postalCode: SW1P 4DF


title: The GREAT Britain Campaign

description: The UK Government is developing a pilot programme under the auspices of the GREAT Campaign and is looking to contract a private sector company with expertise in arranging enhanced visitor programmed which highlight the best the Uak has to offer.


title: PROVISION OF CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT AND FIRE & CRASH COVER FOR MILITARY PARACHUTE TRAINING

description: The requirement is for the provision of aircraft, pilot, ac administration and Fire and Crash Cover in support of military parachute training tasks.

Ministry of Defence - HQ Air Command

email: Def Comrcl CC-Air Enquiries (MULTIUSER)


title: ANALYSIS OF THE COST AND BENEFITS OF GOOD CARE

description: The Department requires a high level evaluation of the evidence on the costs and benefits of good care in the NHS. This would include the overall costs of harm and poor care and the potential financial benefits to the NHS of a rigorous and widespread implementation of measures to promote safe, effective care.

Department of Health

street: Skipton House,80 London Road,Elephant & Castle

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: Management Development & Leadership training

description: The HLF requires a training partner, to shape and deliver management development and leadership training to its staff with those responsibilities. This programme forms part of a larger programme dedicated to developing HLF’s Grade D staff (middle management), and as such should be considered within that context.

National Heritage Memorial Fund

street: 7 Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Theatre Consumables/theatre caps

description:
Competition Title : Theatre Consumables/theatre caps
 Competition Notes : Please provide a quote for the items listed or a suitable alternative, prices to be held 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

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: PS140057 - ESRC Britain in Magazine

description: The ESRC is looking to appoint a company to take on the design, print and distribution of its on-sale magazine Britain in 2015. The ESRC will manage the production of copy to agreed word counts and timetable, the editing and the free distribution. Britain in is a magazine for a wide audience, showcasing social sciences around the theme of the state of the nation. Following a formal review in 2008 of ESRC’s corporate magazines and approval from the ESRC Communications and Information Committee Britain in became the ESRC's annual newsstand publication. Published in early November it is designed to appeal to those who enjoy informed debate, current affairs and have an interest in social sciences and UK society. ESRC’s annual magazine was first published in June 2007; the 2008 issue was moved to its now regular slot in November. The fourth issue, Britain in 2010, was published on the 19 November 2009 at a retail price of £4-95. 50,000 copies were printed of the 2010 issue, of which ESRC distributed around 16,000 copies free to its contacts. In 2010, cover price was increased to £5-50 and 40,000 copies of Britain in 2011 to Britain in 2013 were printed and distributed to the UK newsstand. The retail distribution is managed by the publisher. Sales figures have dropped slightly year on year, but the decrease is proportionately less than other current affairs titles.


title: Community Anti-coagulation Services (AQP) – Birmingham South Central CCG

description: Central Midlands CSU on behalf of Birmingham South Central CCG is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers for a Community Anti-Coagulation service. The service is being commissioned using the Any Qualified Provider process. The qualification period for the AQP accreditation will be for 3 years from the 1st August 2014. The CCG may open up additional qualification rounds during the accreditation period. Should there be any geographical areas within the CCG area where further choice of provider is required; the CCG reserves the right to limit the next accreditation round if held to specific geographical areas only. Aims and objectives of service To provide a safe and effective initiation, stabilisation, monitoring, dosing and prescribing ‘One Stop Shop’ anti-coagulant management service for non-complex and stable complex to patients aged 16 and over, registered at a GP practice in the Birmingham South Central area, in line with National Guidance. The objectives are as follows: To provide standardised and clinically effective anticoagulation management of patients receiving warfarin therapy whilst minimising the risks associated with anticoagulation, following nationally recognised and clinical safe standards • To initiate warfarin for suitable non-complex patients • To produce optimum management of INR control • To educate patients in the understanding of their treatment, in terms of their condition requirement for warfarin, target range for INR, the effects of over and under anticoagulation, diet, lifestyle and drug interactions • To support the CCG’s policy in delivering of NOACs and initiate NOAC therapy when suitable with referral back to the patient’s GP • To support the CCG’s Outcomes Indicators • To provide a quality service that is underpinned by the NHS Outcomes Framework • To appropriately manage patients who are over anti-coagulated according to a protocol agreed with the commissioner • To maintain a register of all patients receiving warfarin and have a treatment plan for each patient that is reviewed on a regular basis • To review the appropriateness of continued anticoagulation at each visit • To identify and manage appropriately, patients with specific needs i.e. difficulties with concordance, unstable INR control or accessibility issues • To optimise care to patients receiving anticoagulant therapy in terms of accessibility, continuity and waiting times • To ensure complete and accurate documentation of the clinic process • To produce KPIs and prepare an initial and then annual audit implementing and documenting actions in response to findings • To respond appropriately and in a timely way following notification of changes in co-prescribed medication. Service Description Non-complex and stable patients aged 16 and over, registered to a GP practice in Birmingham South Central CCG, will access initiation, stabilisation, monitoring, dosing and prescribing anticoagulant services, close to the patients home and accessible to all regardless of where they live or personal service ease-of-access need. Domiciliary visits will be available to patients who meet the definition set by the commissioner. Services will be provided and specific outcome measures will be assessed for those patients as part of the performance indicators. Patient expectation should be monitored and managed by the service provider to ensure inappropriate visits are minimised. The frequency and the number of monitoring appointments will be patient specific with the aim of becoming less frequent as the patient achieves and maintains therapeutic range. All patients will receive education and information about their treatment and management in accordance with written procedures and clinical protocols, in order to make decisions about their care in partnership with healthcare professionals. The service will have equitable access, ensuring that patients are treated with dignity and respect, are fully informed about their care and are able to make decisions about their care in partnership with healthcare professionals. It is critical that the provider identifies and manages appropriately, patients with specific needs i.e. poor compliance, housebound patients, unstable INR control, or frequent non attendees, and to ensure the service conforms to equality legislation. The service must optimise care to patients receiving anticoagulant therapy in terms of accessibility, continuity and waiting times, and must offer patient choice of provider and best treatment available. Eligibility to Provide As part of the accreditation process, the clinical lead and all performer staff who will be involved in near patient testing and/or dosing MUST have undertaken nationally recognised training for anticoagulation management service. The NPSA has also developed competences for anti-coagulant therapy which include: • Initiating anti-coagulant therapy • Maintaining anti-coagulant therapy • Managing anti-coagulants in patients undergoing dental surgery • Reviewing the safety and effectiveness of an anti-coagulant service • CCG approved training providers Details of these competences are available at the following web link: http://www.nrls.npsa.nhs.uk/resources/?entryid45=61790&q=0%C2%ACanticoagulant%C2%AC Prior to service roll out, the Commissioner requires assurance that Providers have the facilities, clinical experience, training and competence as is necessary to provide an anti-coagulation stabilisation and monitoring service as laid down in this specification. Providers must assure the Commissioner prior to commencement that the NPSA Alert 18 checklist has been completed. The Provider must maintain a Continuing Professional Development database of the staff delivering the service, which identifies attended, scheduled and review training dates as part of the annual audit cycle. As specified by the commissioner, the provider shall use decision-support software to aid service delivery. A safe one-stop service and strong links with primary care and secondary care will be crucial success factors of this service. TARIFF The contract currency will be based on a payment of £206 per patient managed per annum. The cost of £206 per patient (2014/15) will be subject to annual review that is likely to reflect the level of efficiencies and inflation specified by the Department of Health for that year The payment for a temporary resident/NOAC initiation will be £60 booking fee and follow up of £20 per patient for each of up to two follow-up visits chargeable in any one quarter All potential providers who wish to express an interest in the Birmingham South Central Any Qualified Provider Community Anti-Coagulation service must complete an accreditation questionnaire (details below). The Birmingham South Central CCG will assess the responses to the accreditation questionnaire to determine if a provider is sufficiently qualified to provide the service specified in the Service Specification contained within the Accreditation documentation. All providers who meet the required minimum quality criteria, who accepts the NHS Standard Contract Terms and who accepts the Tariff for the service set by the Birmingham South Central CCG will be offered a contract. In order to retain accreditation Providers MUST undertake on going management of a minimum of 30 patients receiving oral anti-coagulation at any one time to ensure continued clinical competency. This will be reviewed annually. Applications will be accepted from all organisation types including sole provider, consortia, partnership, lead provider/sub-contractor, etc.

Birmingham South Central CCG

street: Ground Floor,Bartholomew House,142 Hagley Road

postalCode: B16 9PA


title: Calderdale CCG Medicines Waste Campaign

description: Calderdale CCG seeks expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified service providers who would like to be considered for the provision of a medicines waste campaign within Calderdale in the first or second quarter of 2014/15. We wish to reduce the level of medicines waste in Calderdale by engaging with the public through GP practices, community pharmacies and through local advertising for example on local public transport. The campaign must include high quality posters and patient information which can be collected from GP practices and community pharmacies and provided proactively from these locations. The key messages of the campaign would be around ordering only what medicines are required, highlighting the costs to the NHS of waste medication and raising awareness that medicines cannot be recycled, as well as the importance of discussing medicines with health professionals on a regular basis. Secondary messages would include the safe disposal of medication and not sharing medicines. The benefits to the CCG should include a reduction in the volume of prescribing in the 3 months following the end of the campaign, improved patient understanding regarding waste medication and promoting improved communication between patients and health professionals. The successful provider must project manage the campaign: sourcing and distributing campaign materials, supporting local communications with the media and with GP practices and pharmacies, providing and independent assessment of the campaign to include patient, practice and pharmacy feedback along with changes in prescribing volume . Priority will be given to providers with experience of delivering a successful record in running similar campaigns. Applicants will be required to complete a tender questionnaire, which must be returned by no later than 16 May 2014. Calderdale CCG reserves the right to reject submissions received after this time and date. Tender submissions will be via Bravo. The procurement method will be an Open Tender Procedure. The evaluation criteria will be provided with the bid documentation. The service is expected to commence on 1 July

NHS Calderdale CCG

postalCode: HX3 5AX


title: Event Management for Investors in People

description: Event management for Investors in People Please note that the contract value of £80,000 to £99,000 is excluding VAT


title: GB-Portsmouth: Refurbishment of 3 in number dive display tanks

description: The full refurbishment of 3 in number dive display tanks located in The Defence Diving School, Horsea Island, Portsmouth, Hampshire.


title: DFID 6880 Innovations Knowledge Exchange Facility (IKEF)

description: Leverage Indian expertise to help generate new solutions to tackle entrenched global challenges by developing an India-specific window for work in LICs, on existing donor-led ‘Grand Challenges’ Funds in the health and agri-food sectors.


title: Bath & North East Somerset (BaNES) Gypsy & Traveller Outreach Service

description: Following a previous notice seeking Expressions of Interest, Bath & North East Somerset (BaNES) Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) seeks to commission a pilot Gypsy & Traveller Outreach Service to engage with Gypsy Travellers, Irish Travellers, New Travellers, Boaters, Showmen/women, Roma communities and itinerant workers in the CCG area. The pilot Outreach Service will engage with the target communities and test the provision of direct community and individual support. The service will be piloted from November 2014 to March 2016. The pilot will also require the provider to work collaboratively with the CCG to collate and analyse service data in order to assess requirements and inform the CCG’s commissioning plans for the service once the pilot scheme has concluded. The service specification for the pilot links to NHS, Adult Social Care and Public Health Outcomes Frameworks. The provider will be expected to: • engage with communities, • identify populations and need, building on the findings of the Bath and North East Somerset Gypsy, Traveller, Boater, Showman and Roma Health Survey, 2012-2013, • facilitate members of the communities to access mainstream services, • work with existing Outreach services, • develop links with mainstream services, • work with the Stakeholder Steering Group to contribute to the development and evaluation of the pilot service. The procurement will be conducted via the www.nhssourcing.co.uk e-tendering website. Please see the "How to apply" section for more details. This advertisement supersedes any previous notices, including the call for Expressions of Interest. Response (or lack of) to previous notices will not affect treatment of any interested parties in this service or provide any process exemptions (process as laid out in this advertisement).

postalCode: BA2 5RP


title: GB-Saffron Walden: Commerical Boiler Installation & Maintenance

description: Uttlesford District Council have made a programme of investment to upgrade the heating systems in our sheltered housing accommodation. We are now seeking expressons of interest from suitably qualtified and experienced companies to carry out the detailed design and installation of commerical boiler plant in three sites. The works shall also allow for modifications such that tenants have greater individual control of the heating in their own flats

Uttlesford District Council

street: London Road,

postalCode: CB11 4ER

countryName: GB


title: Supported Lodgings For Young People At Risk

description:
West Berkshire Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver a supported lodging service for vulnerable people within the West Berkshire Council Area.

 This Supported Lodgings service will be for young people at risk, providing accommodation for young people within a stable home setting along with support from a Host (the Host is the person providing lodgings within their home for a young person and support) and a visiting support service from the Provider.

 This service will specifically target those young people who would be considered too vulnerable to thrive in a supported accommodation project and will require a high level of support.

 These units will provide accommodation with support for vulnerable young people aged 16 – 21 who are at risk, homeless, or threatened with homelessness, including mother and baby service users.

 The Service Provider will provide:

 - 12 units of Supported Lodgings

 - 1 unit of emergency respite, accessible for immediate use up to a period of 3 months (which may be extended depending on need).

 - 24 hour support, 7 days per week, 52 weeks per year – for service users & hosts.

 (MT Ref:139852)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


description: A Provisional Status Review of the Staphylinidae (in part) in Great Britain The aim of the contract is to draft a review data table for the sub-families of Staphylinidae. As part of this task, the contractor will need to collate records for all of these sub families into a database. The secondary aim of this contract is to deliver this database to Natural England.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


description: Supported Living Services for Adults with a Learning Disability. The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to provide Supported Living Services to adults with learning disabilities. In total there are 3 lots across eleven properties in the borough. The service provider will be expected to deliver a flexible and person-centred service to individuals living in Barking and Dagenham. Service providers will be experienced in providing Supported Living Services that meet the needs of a diverse adult client group, ensuring rights to independence, choice and dignity are promoted and maintained. The three services will be provided across 11 properties which are owned by independent social landlords. There is an existing staff workforce within 11 properties and it is anticipated that Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 1981 may apply; such information shall be contained in the tender documents. It is the Council’s intention to award a minimum of two contracts for a contract term of 5 years with an option for the Council to extend the contract for a further period of no more than 2 years (full contract term up to 7 years). The contract is intended to commence on 1 February 2015. Expressions of Interest Interested organisations must demonstrate a past track record of experience in delivering similar services. Organisations or consortiums should have a proven track record of innovation and high quality service delivery, and in particular the Council would like to see experience of introducing personalisation to services such as supported living. Your organisation will be registered to provide the appropriate categories of services under Care Standards Regulations 2009 with either a good or excellent rating from the Care Quality Commission. You will need to demonstrate that the organisation has the capacity to develop services in partnership and respond to changes that are sought. You will also have extensive knowledge and experience of developing and managing flexible care packages, including from people who purchase support through individual/personal budgets. Organisations must have extensive experience of managing change, working in close partnership with service users, families and carers, staff and commissioners. Organisations wishing to express an interest will be required to register on the Council's e-Tendering portal - https://lbbd.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml - where they can download tender documentation. The closing date for submissions is 12 noon Monday 10 November 2014. Late applications will not be considered under any circumstances. If you wish to discuss any of the related contracts or require additional information please contact Mark Reed, Procurement Category Manager, at mark.reed@elevateeastlondon.co.uk. Deadline for queries will close at 5pm on Monday 3 November 2014.

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: 4th Floor Maritime House,Linton Road

postalCode: IG11 8HE


title: Housing Related Support Services for People With a Mental Health Diagnosis

description:
West Berkshire Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified, experienced and skilled organisations with a proven track record to deliver housing related support to people with a mental health diagnosis living within West Berkshire. The Successful organisation will deliver low to high level floating support to people in all types of tenure across the West Berkshire area. The total number of hours is 285 per week.

 The successful organisation will demonstrate the ability to implement the council’s mandate for providing high quality, person centred, services for local people and will work in partnership with the Council’s care management and commissioning staff.

 (MT Ref:145289)


title: Co-terminate existing VMware licensing

description:
VMware licences (see attached spreadsheet)

 (MT Ref:144716)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: Superfast Britain - Independent Assurance Review

description: The Department for Culture Media and Sport (“DCMS”) wish to commission a suitably qualified contractor or consortium of contractors to undertake an independent assurance review (“IAR”) of the cost of delivery of superfast broadband to the “final third” of the UK. Specifically we require an independent costing of a sample of delivered fibre infrastructure together with the identification of any relevant benchmark measures (domestic and international) against which the performance of the supplier (“BT”) can be assessed. The project is to be completed in 2 distinct phases. The first phase will be used to validate and confirm the proposed approach (in effect a proof of concept). The result of the proof of concept (“POC”) phase will be used to determine the scope of work for the full review. The full review is envisaged to take place in Q4 2014/2015. The proof of concept phase is required to be completed in October 2014.

Department of Culture, Media and Sport

street: DCMS,100 Parliament Street

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ


title: Off-Site Alternative Education Provision - Specialist Requirements Framework

description: Nottingham City Council is seeking to establish a supplementary framework agreement for specific alternative education provision for Key Stage 4 young people to support their progression into post 16 Education, Employment or Training (EET). Our existing framework agreement was awarded for provision of education for Key stage 4 permanently excluded Nottingham City resident pupils for the 2014/15 academic year; some subjects/lots however are not available from this group of providers, or the demand exceeds current availability. This cohort of pupils may have specific high level behavioural, emotional, social or domestic needs and may not be able to access provision at specific providers due to various reasons. Suppliers shall offer part-time or full-time provision in the specified subject areas, preferably from the published list of approved qualifications for 14 to 16 year olds. It is anticipated that the service will commence on 5th February 2015 until 24th July 2015. There will be no option to extend this agreement at the end of the cover period.

Nottingham City Council

street: Loxley House,Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG


title: WDC - Markets (Warwick, Kenilworth and Leamington Spa)

description: Warwick District Council is looking for a suitable supplier to manage the general and farmers markets within Warwick, Kenilworth and Leamington Spa. The Service being tendered for includes: the supply of suitable market stall and canopies, storage, transportation, erection and dismantling of the stalls, allocation of pitches, collection of pitch fees, market and stall holder supervision, advertising and promotion, waste removal, health and safety, provision and implementation of road closures where applicable.

Warwick District Council

street: Riverside House,Milverton Hill

postalCode: CV32 5HZ


title: St Marys Lodge & Childrens Playground Pavilion

description: The Royal Parks are seeking a professional building, decorating and roofing contractor to undertake external and internal repairs and redecoration of a number of buildings in Greenwich Park. All work shall be carried out in a professional and safety conscious manner and shall include scaffolding, repairs to roofs, repairs and repointing of brickwork, internal and external timber repairs, decoration and flooring works. Isolated asbestos removals will be required according to current regulations. The contractor will be required to demonstrate their capability and resources to undertake work on several sites concurrently and to complete works within an agreed programme.

The Royal Parks

street: The Old Police House,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Trade Framework - Decorating

description: Important information - PLEASE READ Suppliers interested in this opportunity should express their interest by clicking on the 'login and register interest' button below. New users to the system must register first to obtain a user name and password before returning to this opportunity. Please refer to the suppliers guide 'Visiting Site for the First Time' by clicking the 'Help' button. Once suppliers have expressed their interest they can access the procurement documentation from 'My Opportunities' on the home page. Bournemouth Borough Council's Housing Landlord Services is looking to establish a framework of sub-contractors to support its operational delivery of Decorating works primarily within the Council's owned estate of residential dwellings and corporate buildings, but not exclusively. The Council require a decorator or team to undertake a series of response based works, planned and capital works as detailed within 'Section 5 - Pricing Schedule'. Prospective tenderer's must be able to evidence experience and technical qualifications related to trade to an NVQ or similar recognised standard. The supplier will be required to demonstrate the ability to undertake all internal and external decoration, including street furniture and fascia's etc at high level for which access equipment and processes must be considered. Please express an interest in the contract to view the tender documentation that you will need to complete and submit to apply to be on this framework. The deadline for submitting a response is Monday 27th October 2014 at 14:00.

Bournemouth Borough Council

street: Bournemouth Borough Council,The Town Hall, Bourne Avenue

postalCode: BH2 6DY


title: RM1043 Digital Services - Arts Council England Website and Digital Platform Development

description: 1. Specification: Project objectives for services required Arts Council England requires a supplier to develop a new digital platform that offers Arts Council England’s users an optimal experience that meets their needs and wants and allows us to communicate our work effectively, relevantly and responsively. The new digital platform must be built on the principals set out in the Government Service Design Manual approach and Technology Code of Practice to adhere to the Digital by Default Standard. Our core objectives are to develop a website/digital platform that: • clearly explains the Arts Council England’s role, vision and purpose and demonstrates the impact of public spending • is focused on the Arts Council’s provision of guidance and support and : o provides an inclusive and supportive path to funding opportunities o enables channel shift for casual queries and confident partners o can use data visualisation to communicate funding and support o facilitates engagement with users o allows for the Arts Council’s community and audiences to share and publish content on our platform 2. Specification: detailed requirements for the services Arts Council England is seeking for a service provider that performs the following services under the Contract: i. Conceptualisation, design, build, installation and live for the new website/CMS throughout development and implementation phase ii. Configuration of the CMS to store and output structured content that meets user-needs iii. Full build and delivery of the website including CMS implementation, configuration and integration and full usability testing iv. Implementation of a user-centred design and content structure, developed through thorough audience and user-experience research and testing v. Conception of a high quality creative design in keeping with the Arts Council’s brand guidelines (and which enables the seamless, holistic display of a range of content types) vi. Creation of personalised experiences for users, including content recommendations through persona and user journey mapping vii. Creation of a fully optimised, responsive and device independent user experience with the highest of performance standards viii. Full navigation planning and data architecting and the creation of a page hierarchy and navigation, optimised for both internal and external search engines ix. Creation of a fully accessible experience to WAI / AA standards x. Creation of engagement areas including the Arts Council England community with strong social links and blog to engage the arts and culture sector and influencers xi. Implementation of a comprehensive enterprise content management system, including data migration from the existing CMS (see section 3. CMS requirements below) xii. Implementation of a user account creation journey and their personal details management that can be integrated with MS Dynamics 2013 xiii. Full handover sessions and workshops with Arts Council England’s incumbent digital agencies xiv. Recommendation for the level of SLA post website/digital platform build and implementation phase Please note that ongoing maintenance of implemented website and digital platform is out of scope under this RFP. We would like to see only your recommendation for the level of SLA we could expect to require post website/digital platform build and implementation e.g. resource requirements in-house/outsourced. We do not require you to include maintenance costs in your total fixed fees. 3. Specification: CMS requirements As part of our digital strategy review we have considered a number of different CMS/Open Source solutions. From this work Drupal was identified as an optimal platform, however, we are open to consider a solution that will provide us with similar functionality and which will best meet our requirements. We are looking for an enterprise CMS solution than can deliver the following minimum requirements: • scalable and flexible • can be updated by content managers without referral to development for daily content management tasks • offers integration with MS Dynamics 2013 • enables integration between the website and our funding application portal which hosts our online applications for funding programmes. Our new funding platform is Grantium and you can find further details here http://www.csdcsystems.com/grants/software • can deliver both implicit and explicit personalisation • offers a secure area for users including account creation and management o Ability to create user login to be developed in a manner that suits later integration with the funding system (see above) o Should include a preference centre to manage user preferences and profiles (shareable with CRM) • offers a powerful site search as well as a dedicated search/finder tool for the support section • offers the potential to connect with Open Data portal tools such as CKAN and allows us to publish/embed interactive data visualisations in the future • offers ability to upload and share simple user generated content i.e. links, news, jobs with other users and potential to share rich-media content (see Artsjobs example) • offers a rich media repository with provision to store large numbers of different types of assets including; pdf, video, images etc • Integration with social media tools • includes standard enterprise functionality such as version control, publishing permissions and workflow 4. Service levels Escalation Procedures In the event of a major problem, a list of contacts will be required to manage any problem to a successful conclusion. Account Management Please specify in your proposal the named individual who will be responsible for the account management of this contract on behalf of your organisation. Hours of Service The work will take place on week days during normal working hours unless otherwise agreed by both parties. Delivery manager role This role would be with Arts Council England’s responsible manager that will be working with the Product Manager role under Product Development and Service Design capability. Arts Council England expects that Product Manager of the successful Provider has full knowledge of the product procured for development and supports Arts Council England’s responsible manager as well as keeps the work managed effectively, on-schedule and to high standards.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: CRM Phase 3 Development, Support and Maintenance

description: CRM phase 3 development, support and maintenance Please note that the budget of £80,000 - £100,000 is excluding VAT

UKCES

postalCode: S63 5NB


title: Office Fit-Out

description: Currently a blank canvas, this empty office space is needed for a complete office/lab fit-out, including stud walling, removable walling, and electrics etc

street: Noble House ,17 Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3JR


description: Middlesbrough Council are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced Providers who wish to be considered for a contract for the provision of a Generic Housing Related Floating Support Service. This Service will provide individuals with support to secure suitable and sustainable housing and provide personalised support interventions to avoid eviction, improve their independent living skills, address their broader needs and promote improved health and wellbeing. The successful organisation will deliver 450 hours of support each week to individuals aged 18 years and over, who have been assessed by the Service Provider as requiring support interventions and who are willing to engage with the Service. The successful organisation will enter into a formal contract for a period of 3 years, with the possibility of a further 2 years extension. The contract will be awarded on the basis of price and quality, the most economically advantageous tender, and it is anticipated that the contract will commence in April 2015.

Middlesbrough Borough Council

postalCode: Postcode


title: GB-london: Health and Care - Future System

description: The LGA is seeking to procure support to undertake an impact analysis of the current changes to the Health and Care System from the perspective of different stakeholders. This will be described across a range of components of the economy.In addition to the impact analysis, a blueprint for a future health and care system, which in turn will support the LGA to advise Local Government stakeholders and to inform national debatesMore information can be found in the RFQ

Local Government Association

street: Local Government House,Smith Square

postalCode: SW1P 3HZ


title: Black and minority ethnic men who have sex with men behaviour change pilots - group intervention

description: 1.1. Public Health England (PHE) has been funded by the MAC AIDS Foundation for a project focused on addressing the needs of black and minority ethnic men who have sex with men (BME MSM). 1.2. The specific tender is for provision of one of the pilot behavior change pilots which are been undertaken to understand the cost-effectiveness and impact of behavior change techniques in the context of black and minority ethnic men who have sex with men. 1.3. The focus of this tender is on deliver of a structured health and wellbeing group intervention for Black African and Black Caribbean and mixed Black and other ethnicity men who have sex with men.

Public Health England

street: Public Health England,Manor Farm Road,Porton Down

postalCode: SP4 0JG


title: UK SBS IT140043 Fluke Networks Gold support for Server Based Netflow Tracker license Truview 6200

description: Science and Technology Research Council is looking to purchase Fluke Networks Gold support for Server Based Netflow Tracker license Truview 6200 for the period of 12 months 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


title: Kings Meadow House Lift Reconditioning

description: The lifts at the Environment Agency's Kings Meadow House (KMH) office are reaching the end of their design life and are to be reconditioned. Please see the attached summary document for further details on the works and the requirements for the contract.

Environment Agency

street: Guildbourne House,Chatsworth Road

postalCode: BN11 1LD


title: Highly Specialised Technologies Programme

description: The Highly Specialised Technologies programme at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has been asked by the Department of Health to evaluate a small number of high-cost low-volume technologies for patients with very rare diseases. The newly established Highly Specialised Technologies Evaluation Committee will develop guidance for NHS England as to whether highly specialised technologies should be nationally commissioned for England. It will base recommendations on a review of all available evidence and on consideration of the following criteria: • Nature of the condition • Impact of the new technology • Cost to NHS and PSS • Value for money • Impact beyond direct health benefits • Impact on specialised service delivery Other factors taken into account are set out in the interim Process and Methods Guide for Highly Specialised Technologies which is available on the NICE website

street: 10 Spring Gardens

postalCode: SW1A 2BU


title: Pressure assessment methodology review and recommendations

description: The UKMMAS Steering Group on spatial data collation on human activities and pressures was set up to address the need to improve the evidence base for human activities and pressures data used by UK public bodies. One of the priorities identified by the group is to develop robust approaches for converting activity data into pressure data and introduce consistency across organisations. Please see RFQ for full specification of work

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer at Lancaster University

description: Lancaster University wishes to purchase an X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer. This scientific equipment will be housed within the new cTAP (Core Technology Access Programme) facility which will provide small and medium enterprises with support for product and process innovation guidance throughout all stages of product design, scale-up and performance testing. The building is designed to provide laboratory and office accommodation for cTAP staff, partner companies and technologists and will integrate closely with the new Department of Chemistry. European Regional Development Fund Programme - The work undertaken in this tender is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund Programme 2007 to 2013. This tender is subject to Voluntary EU procurement regulations and is being conducted electronically using the Universitys e-tendering system.

Chemistry

street: Faraday Building

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: Contract for Supply & Maintenance of Inductively Coupled Plasma - Optical Emission Spectrometers

description: Supply & support of Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectrometers (ICP-OES) with Dual View capability suitable for the analysis of metals in Aqueous Environmental Sample Matrices

Environment Agency

street: Manley House, Kestrel Way, Sowton Ind Estate


title: Dementia Memory Services Audit

description: The requirement is for a team to undertake an analysis of the current state of memory services in England and compare that to the data published in 2011 and again in 2013 to assess if progress has been made against the commitment made in the Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia.


title: Gillett Square Pop-Up Restaurant

description: The Council seeks the services of a pop-up restaurant to operate throughout July and August 2014. The space will come at nil cost to the operator; however the operator will enter into a net profit share agreement with the Council. The restaurant will operate in Gillett Square, the operating details to be included in the submission. The menu should be inclusive and reflect the local communities. The structure will be temporary by nature and easy to erect and demount. Details and specification of the square have been included in the specification which accompanies the brief. There is a large, events-standard start-tent available by private arrangement with Hackney Co-operative Developments with anchor points within the fabric of Gillett Square. This opportunity comes with no financial contribution from the Council so all proposal must demonstrate that they are self sufficient. The Council will add value to the project by supporting the successful bidder with project management and all authorisations. The Council and Hackney Co-operative Developments will promote the project through their respective established channels. Full Details Available from the Council website: http://www.hackney.gov.uk/f-tenders-828.htm

London Borough of Hackney

street: 3rd floor, 2 Hillman Street, London ,Mare Street

postalCode: E8 1FB


description: Hospital Food and Public Health – A systematic review of the literature pertaining to healthy eating in the NHS workplace.

Department of Health

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: Invitation to tender for research to support the UK Climate Change Risk Assessment Evidence Report

description: A full description of the project is attached to this notice.

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: GB-Stockton: PS93-10.14 Independent monitoring system for Endoscope washers for North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

description: This project is for a supplier to provide a scope of works to install an Independent Monitoring System for 2 MMM BHT-E5 Endoscope washers at Hartlepool Hospital. Identifying and clearly informing the trust how it will satisfy the requirements of IMS. Supply, install, commission and demonstrate compliance. Data to be stored locally/printed and archived to network server. Essential requirements include scope of works to meet compliance, equipment including software, PC & Printer and options for support contracts. To express an interest in this event, please click the following link and provide your company details when prompted;https://www.cardea.nhs.uk/Cardea/DisplayModules/TradeModules/Negotiations/Opportunities/ViewOpportunityEvent.aspx?EventID=2874&Culture=en-GB

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: Learning and development resource to support candour in health and care organisations

Department of Health

street: Skipton House,80 London Road,Elephant & Castle


title: Supply of Armoured Fighting Vehicle Spares

description: The Authority has issued a tranche of 200 items to the 8 successful Contractors awarded Enabling Contracts to supply Armoured Fighting Vehicle spares under reference LSBU10/1180. The items have been made subject to competition between the 8 Contractors and shall be awarded according to best price and lead time offer.


title: ESourcing System

description: The Procurement and Supplies management department at Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust (the trust), is embarking on a modernisation agenda to transform procurement and sourcing. Central to the procurement strategy framework of the trust is implementation of strategic sourcing and contracts management to enhance visibility of its expenditure landscape and deliver supply chain excellence. The contract authority therefore seeks offers from providers of e-sourcing systems to enable the attainment of this strategic goal.

Procurement Team

street: The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust,Hmastel Road

postalCode: CM20 1QX


title: Purchase of People Counters for NNR's in England

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG