title: Glasgow Attitude, Lifestyle And Sustainable Behaviour Survey

description: PURCH1067 Poverty and Social Inclusion Survey.University of Glasgow are looking to identify a survey company to carry out face to face interviews for a large representative social survey in the Glasgow and Clyde Valley area with roughly 2000 households. The aim of this Economic and Social Research Council funded survey is to provide statistically robust data to allow investigation of the extent that values, attitudes, beliefs, and education (learning) influence behaviours and activity. Specifically the survey will examine individual's patterns of activity and mobility.Prequalification Questionnaire documents available from Public Contracts ScotlandPrequalification Questionnaire returns should be submitted via Public Contracts Scotland, no paper copies will be accepted. Should paper tenders be submitted, they will be rejected. Further to this any questions or communications regarding individual tender exercises must be sent via the Public Contracts Scotland Portal. Tender queries received through any other channel will not be answered. Should users of Public Contracts Scotland have any problems with the web site they should contact website Support Desk, contact details can be found by following the ‘Contact Us' option on the left hand menu at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/default.aspxNOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=310450.The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

University of Glasgow

street: Procurement Office, Level 4, Gilbert Scott Building, University Avenue

postalCode: G12 8QQ

Ipsos Mori Scotland

street: 4 Wemyss Place

postalCode: EH3 6DH


scheme: CPV

title: Market Engagement for The Elvaston Estate

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Provision of School Catering Services.

documentType: tenderNotice

description: The successful tenderer will be required to provide catering services at St Martin's Catholic Academy.The contract covers the scope for the provision of all catering services within the Academy, which also includes all hospitality and free issue requirements. As part of this tender it is hoped that new points of sale will be established within the Academy by the successful contractor on contract commencement.It is expected that the successful contractor will be able to offer both innovation and a new food service offer which meets the needs of the pupils moving forwards into this contract term. The current range of foods needs to be expanded along with the service provision and to this end a breakfast service will be required from the commencement of this new contract.The successful contractor must be able to demonstrate both innovation and a genuine desire to provide excellent quality food and service to both the pupils and staff within the Academy.The successful contractor will be required to utilise the local suppliers within the area and incorporate these ingredients within the menu and offer a catering provision based on the supply of fresh ingredients.Tariff prices are critical and it is expected that ‘value for money’ is offered to all customers within the daily catering provision.The contract currently operates on a subsidy. Free school meals and hospitality will be charged based on consumption and at net food cost. The current value of the catering contract is approximately 20 000 GBP per annum.The contract being offered commences on 1.8.2015 and concludes on 31.7.2018 and will be on a guaranteed performance basis.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

St Martin's Catholic Academy

street: Stoke Golding

postalCode: CV13 6HT


currency: GBP

documentType: awardNotice

title: Provision of Domiciliary Care for All Age Disabilities.

description: Framework Agreement for Domiciliary Care for Children with a disability and Children and Young People with a special educational need or disability (SEND) aged 0-18.

procurementMethod: open

awardCriteriaDetails:
Hourly rate: 40
Delivering outcomes and the service specified: 10
Business function: 5
Management and staffing: 15
Quality Assurance: 15
Think Local, Act Personal: 15

Staffordshire Procurement

street: Wedgwood Building, Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH

Wisdom Healthcare

street: 49 St Pauls Crescent

postalCode: WS3 4ET

Progress Adult Living Service LLP

street: Progress House, 127 Millfields Road

postalCode: WV4 6JG

Nurse Plus and Carer Plus UK Ltd

street: Unit 4 Dane John Works, Gordon Road, Kent

postalCode: CT1 3PP

Diversity Care LTD

street: The Old Council Chambers, Halford Street, Staffordshire

postalCode: B79 7RB

Direct Health (UK) Ltd

street: Unit 8, Badhan Court, Castle Street, Hadley

postalCode: TF1 5QX

AMG Nursing and Care Services

street: Rugby House, Stone Business Park, Brooms Road, Staffordshire

postalCode: ST15 0SH

Selbourne Care Ltd

street: 97 Friar Street, Worcestershire

postalCode: WR9 8EG

Progress Adult Living Services LLP

street: Progress House, Wolverhampton Road, Prestwood, West Midlands

postalCode: DY7 5AL

Prestige Nursing Ltd

street: 433 Hartshill Road, Staffordshire

postalCode: ST4 6AB


name: Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council

title: Northgate Development – Architect Led Multi Disciplinary Professional Team Services.

description: The Council is seeking a suitably experienced Multi-Disciplinary Design Team for the Northgate Scheme, Chester.Working under the direction of the Development Manager (procured separately), to deliver a hybrid planning application for the scheme. A multi-disciplinary design team, consisting of (but not limited to):— Architect (lead designer and in direct contract with the Council)The following are the outline proposed sub-consultant disciplines or contained within the lead role:— Planning Consultant— Landscape Architect— Heritage Architect— Archaeology— CDM-C— Ecology— Civil Engineer— Structural Engineer— Environmental Engineer— Building Services Engineer (including lifts)— BREEAM/Sustainability— Utilities— Lighting Engineers— Transport Engineers— Fire Engineers— Acoustic Consultants— Air Quality Engineers— Flood Engineers— Wind Engineers— Party Wall/Rights to Light— Quantity SurveyorFull details of the appointment and its scope will be provided in the contract documents to be issued to those shortlisted Applicants who are invited to tender.

street: Procurement, HQ, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP


title: Manufacture of Stillages for INS3578 Transport Package.

description: Manufacture, Supply, Inspection and Test at Contractors Works of 18 off INS3578 Transport Stillages.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

International Nuclear Services Limited

street: INS Procurement, Hinton House, Birchwood Park Avenue, Risley

postalCode: WA3 6GR


title: Automated Building control

title: Automated Buildings Controls Services.

description: The purpose of this tender exercise is to procure a Building Contol Services contract that can be used by all stakeholders in the Council. The existing contract allows user to maintain and improve controls to heating systems with a graphical interface. This ensures end users (Facilities and Estate Managers), can maximise efficiency of heating systems across the Corporate Estate where installations have been completed. Site currently include core offices and schools.Note: The authority is using eTenderwales to carry out this procurement process. Please note this is a separate website and if you are not already registered, registration will be required.To access eTenderwales, express your interest in this notice and access the tender documentation please visit https://etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml and search for PQQ/ITT code Project ID -26832 within the appropriate area.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Cost: 50
Quality: 50

Cardiff Council

street: County Hall, Atlantic Wharf

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Building Services Controls Limited

street: Unit 1B, Europa Way Felinfach, Fforestfach

postalCode: SA5 4AJ


name: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust

title: Confidential Waste Destruction

description: Confidential Waste Destruction

Shred Station Ltd

street: Unit 3,Bidwell Road

postalCode: NR13 6PT


title: 3d electron imaging system.

description: Award notice for:1. The equipment to generate automatically thin slices of tissue and create 3D image data sets.2. The electron microscope to acquire the images.

University of Southampton

street: Highfield Road

postalCode: SO17 1BJ


name: NHS South of England Procurement Services — Commissioning Support

title: Assisted Conception Services Hampshire and IOW CCG's.

description: The aim of this service is to provide high quality specialist Assisted Conception service that delivers excellent outcomes to local patients.Specific objectives of this service are to:— Provide specialist Assisted Conception services that are accessible, appropriate, effective and safe representing a high quality service for patients and value for money to the commissioner;— Provide a personal service sensitive to the physical, psychological and emotional needs of patients;— Deliver a high quality specialist Assisted Conception services in line with the nice care pathway and access criteria produced by local Commissioners; and— Work with local Commissioners to constantly drive to achieve service excellence guided by emerging clinical guidance and patient feedback.

street: Unit 18, Solent Industrial Estate

postalCode: SO30 2FY

Georgi Davies

url: http://Central London


title: Uckfield Town Centre Regeneration Project.

description: Do you have the experience, vision, resource and commitment to develop East Sussex newest Town Centre?The Uckfield Town Centre Regeneration project is less than 45 minutes travel time from London and only 20 miles from the south coast. Wealden District Council, on behalf of the Uckfield Town Centre Regeneration Committee (UTCR), is seeking a development partner with the relevant experience, vision, resource capability, to secure the right to support the redevelopment and expansion of the town centre, including additional retail floor space of some 10 000 sq metres net retail floor space as part of a comprehensive scheme of improvements which will increase the attractiveness of Uckfield and create a vibrant and inclusive town centre.As part of the town centre redevelopment activity the partners have already initiated a number of transport improvements including to the High Street and the bus terminal. The successful bidder would need to propose a comprehensive approach which linked in with and supported the broad objectives and public realm styles of these improvements.The Uckfield Town Centre Regeneration Joint Committee (UTCR) has been established with representatives of East Sussex County Council, Wealden District Council, and Uckfield Town Council to manage the project.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Wealden District Council

street: Council Offices, East Sussex

postalCode: BN27 2AX


title: Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust — DPS for Works.

description: This DPS is for major planned and cyclical works programmes at Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust including Cyclical Decorations, Refurbishments of domestic properties, Aids and Adaptations, Fire Alarms and External Works including fencing.Applications are invited from organisations that can provide one or more such service.The DPS sets the terms and conditions under which services contracts will be awarded over the next 2 years.Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust is inviting organisations with appropriate experience to apply to become a member under its DPS.As and when required, Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust will issue a requirement (for a given scope of service requirement) to all qualifying organisations who are then members of the DPS.Subject to an organisation retaining appropriate qualifications and accreditations, and other delivery criteria, contracts will be awarded on the basis of price.

Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust

street: Fairfax House, 69 Buckingham Street

postalCode: HP20 2NJ


name: Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

title: Undertake technical support services in the nuclear technologies area

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK nuclear energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Alloys; creep and fracture toughness for nuclear power plants. Radiation damage of materials. Materials qualification, testing and evidence management for long-duration engineering infrastructure. Fuel cycle processes and technology, advanced reactor designs, radioactive waste management, radioactive substances regulation (domestic and international), planning and environmental assessments, appraisal of sustainability and fuel design.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist for off-shore wind and the marine environment

description: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Off-Shore wind and the marine environment (LOT 2) The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Off-Shore wind and the marine environment energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to) Cost structure of off-shore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of new technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the On-shore wind environment (LOT 3)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK On-shore wind energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structure of onshore wind projects (both CAPEX and OPEX or equivalent), and in assessing the viability of technologies and their deployment potential. Planning and consenting issues (such as radar, acoustics, etc.)Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Bioenergy and energy from waste area (LOT 4)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Bioenergy and energy from waste energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Sustainability and availability of biomass and waste feedstocks for energy. Methods for assessing land carbon stocks e.g. remote sensing. Methods for assuring biomass feedstocks are low carbon e.g. expertise in forest certification, carbon accounting methodologies. Life Cycle Assessment, technical evaluation of different biomass/waste technologies and their deployment potential (e.g. gasification, pyrolysis, bio-CCS, anaerobic digestion, fermentation). Properties of biomass and waste feedstocks (e.g. yields of energy crops, chemical composition of feedstocks).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Solar Thermal technology area (LOT 5)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Thermal technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Solar thermal energy storage systems, water desalination systems, passive solar thermal building heating technologies – transpired solar collectors. Solar thermal for steam for industrial processes and large scale concentrated solar systems.The use of solar thermal heat in large scale absorption cooling Systems, Innovation to reduce installation cost and combined solar thermal / PV technologies Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Solar Photovoltaic technology area (LOT 6)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Solar Photovoltaic technologies energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical expertise/capability on production of cells and modules, grid integration issues, innovation in installation practices to reduce installation costs, innovative solar PV technologies and a balance of systems, entrepreneurial environment for start-up polymeric PV business and combined solar thermal / PV technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels area (LOT 7)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Hydrogen production technologies and cost reduction, e.g. electrolyser technologies, chemical looping processes. Chemicals and materials for flow batteries. Potential hydrogen injection into gas grid, hydrogen systems modelling. Synthetic fuel production e.g. CO2 concentration and catalytic liquid fuel production Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) area (LOT 8)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Cost structures and technology development in the marine environment. Deployment, maintenance, foundations, marine growth/fowling on equipment and cables and survivability in storms. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) area (LOT 9)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Petrochemical (upstream and downstream) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fuel quality standards or equivalent standard (including compatibility with existing infrastructure), unconventional fossil fuels, life-cycle analysis, techno-economic analysis, industry best practice (including energy efficiency and carbon savings) refinery operation, fuel markets and novel technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel fired generation area (LOT 10)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel fired generation energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Fossil fired generation, specifically cost, performance and emissions. Knowledge of existing equipment, opportunities for improvement and operational philosophy and behaviour of owner. Insight into new novel technologies and how owners might respond to existing and new regulatory requirements. Alloys, creep and fracture toughness for thermal power plant, boiler tube alloys for heat exchangers, welding, modelling of long duration materials exposure. Innovative approaches to plant operation and flexibility, impact of plant flexibility on levelised costs and CAPEX (or equivalent), plant refurbishment costs (OPEX and CAPEX or equivalent).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology area (LOT 11)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Innovative fossil fuel extraction technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Underground Coal Gasification, shale, crossover to petrochemical (for example: gas to liquids, refinery processes).Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Geothermal technology area (LOT 12)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Geothermal technology energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technology developments, system performance, and system life-cycle costs knowledge; technical risks and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) area (LOT 13)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Communications technology including cellular, multipoint and white space radio used for developing the smart grid and smart meter deployments. Intelligent algorithms for energy control. Software development management, testing software and release control. Potential energy savings through smart heating controls. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) area (LOT 14)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Use of distributed storage and DSR for network balancing and decreasing capital costs including IT related solutions. System resilience impacts, analysis of performance of electric and heat storage technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Carbon capture and storage (CCS) area (LOT 15)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Carbon capture and storage (CCS) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technical understanding covering the breadth or depth of carbon capture, transport and storage. Knowledge of new build and retrofit power generation solutions, and understanding of developer/owner response and behaviour with changing regulatory regimes. Novel technology, process and materials, applicability to industrial sources and cement chemistry for industrial sequestration.Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Electricity transmission and distribution system area (LOT 16)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Electricity transmission and distribution system energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Flexible AC Transmission systems and HVDC transmission systems – Technology, cost structure and installation innovation. Transmission and distribution pricing, protection and system balancing. Metering, including wholesale metering and associated systems and processes and power system analysis. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Gas transmission and distribution systems area (LOT 17)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Gas transmission and distribution systems energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering aspects of gas transmission and distribution, storage, compatibility with different types of gas and associated costs. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) area (LOT 18)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating technologies (including heat pumps) energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Ground source, air source, water source, gas driven and hybrid heat pumps. Technology and innovation for heat network installations, operation and maintenance. Life-cycle and cost structure. Heat metering, air to air and air conditioning.  Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC.The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Technology, science and energy modelling area (LOT 19)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Technology, science and energy modelling policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Engineering modelling and simulations, whole-system modelling, Life Cycle Assessment and techno-economic analyses. Verification, validation and quality assurance of models and software tools. Curation of evidence trails for models. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Energy efficiency in buildings area (LOT 20)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Energy efficiency in buildings policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena.A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Building energy models, including (but not limited to) SAP and SBEM. Performance of building services systems in both domestic and non-domestic buildings, including heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, BEMS and controls (including smart controls), lighting technology, small power loads inc. ICT and data centres. Building physics and passive building design, including demand reduction techniques, fabric energy efficiency measures, solar gain and infiltration, passivhaus, whole-building/system effects. ‘Unintended consequences' such as moisture effects, overheating, thermal comfort, Internal Air Quality (IAQ), noise. Construction industry practices, innovative products and technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the UK Industrial energy efficiency area (LOT 21)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Industrial energy efficiency policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Technologies, costs and barriers associated with decarbonisation of energy use, particularly in the eight heat intensive industry sectors: cement, ceramics, chemicals, food and drink, glass, iron and steel, oil refining, pulp and paper. Industrial process heating technologies. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Undertake Technical Support Services in the Transport area (LOT 22)

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change aims to ensure UK Transport energy policies are underpinned by robust technical evidence. DECC must therefore be fully informed about new technological developments and practices in energy and climate change arena. A brief description of the likely subject areas include: (although not limited to)Powertrains, impact of electric hybrids on energy efficiency and emissions / use of hydrogen, methanol, fuel cells / use of alternative fuels, electric vehicles and whole system issues. Suppliers will be expected to provide a high quality level of service to DECC which includes (although not limited to):-Provide high quality technical advice on a permanent and adhoc basis.-Undertake actions delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce design assessment, review, analysis and recommendations-Undertake/produce reports, papers, proposals, evidence analysis and submissions-Attend meetings when delegated by the DECC Project Manager-Undertake/produce, modelling, simulations, numerical and economic analysis-Manage/support Project, Programme and administration activities-Undertake secondment into selected projects, programmes, activities and departments within any area of DECC.-Undertake presentations, knowledge sharing as appropriate. (Which will be agreed during the mini tender/task order process Following successful assessment of eligible organisations, the Energy Technical Specialist Framework will enable a wide range of parties to tender for work packages within their subject areas of expertise, irrespective of the size of the organisation. These work packages will be used to provide technical support to specific business needs of DECC. The Technical Specialist Framework is applicable to industrial, research and academic organisations, consultancies as well as self-employed technical specialists. The 6 highest-scoring suppliers for each lot category will be appointed to the framework. Suppliers that score below 60 out of 100 will not be awarded a place on the framework. Suppliers can bid for any number (including all) of LOTS.

title: Energy technical specialist framework.

description: Engineering-related scientific and technical services. Technical services. Technical control services. Technical assistance services. Technical support services. Technical planning services. Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services. Energy and related services. Energy-efficiency consultancy services. Electricity, heating, solar and nuclear energy. Marine research services. Marine services. Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy. Solar energy. Wind-energy generators. Fossil fuels. Gaseous fuels. Solar photovoltaic modules. Transport systems consultancy services. Industry specific software package. Hydrogen. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (‘DECC’) wishes to appoint suppliers for technical support for; determination, evaluation and delivering the UK energy and climate change policies and programmes as part of the Energy Technical Specialist Framework. The key areas of expertise needed are:-Nuclear Technologies LOT 1-Off-shore wind and the marine environment LOT 2-Onshore wind LOT 3-Bioenergy and energy from waste LOT 4-Solar Thermal technologies LOT 5-Solar photo voltaic technologies LOT 6-Hydrogen, fuel cell technologies and synthetic fuels LOT 7-Hydroelectric and marine technologies (including wave and tidal)LOT 8-Petrochemical (upstream and downstream)LOT 9-Innovative fossil fuel fired generation LOT 10-Innovative fossil fuel extraction technologies LOT 11-Geothermal technologies LOT 12-ICT (including smart grid, smart meters and smart controls)LOT 13-Energy storage & Demand Side Response (DSR)LOT 14-Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)LOT 15-Electricity transmission and distribution systems LOT 16-Gas transmission and distribution systems LOT 17-Heat networks, space heating and domestic heating (including heat pumps)LOT 18-Technology, science and energy modelling LOT 19-Energy Efficiency in buildings LOT 20-Industrial energy efficiency LOT 21-Transport LOT 22(i)Suppliers have the opportunity to bid for any LOTS or all LOTS.(ii)The framework will consist of 22 LOTS and each LOT will have up to 6 suppliers per LOT.


measure: electronicBids

name: Northern Ireland Civil Service, Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies

title: Lot 1 The Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) , its Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies , established a Security Guarding and Ancillary Services Contract. Lot 1 Department of Agriculture and Rural Development DARD Department of Finance and Personnel DFPDepartment of Health, Social Services and Public Safety DHSSPSOffice of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister OFMDFMNorthern Ireland Assembly NIADepartment of Justice DOJPolice Ombudsman OMBUDNorthern Ireland Policing Board NIPBNorthern Ireland Prison Service NIPSNorthern Ireland Office NIOPublic Prosecution Service PPSProbation Board NI PBNIYouth Justice Agency DOJAFBI (Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute) AFBIThe Contract period for the NICS Security and Ancillary Services is for 3 years with 2 annual options to extend.

title: Lot 2 The Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) , its Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies, established a Security Guarding and Ancillary Services contract. Departments Included in Lot 2: - Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure DCALDepartment of Education DEDepartment for Employment and Learning DELDepartment of the Environment DOELibraries NI Libraries Department for Regional Development DRDDepartment of Enterprise, Trade and Investment DETIInvest NI ININorthern Ireland Tourist Board NITBNorthern Ireland Audit Office NIAOThe Contract period for the NICS Security and Ancillary Services is for 3 years with 2 annual options to extend.

title: Lot 3The Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS), its Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies, established a Security Guarding and Ancillary Services Contract. Departments Included in Lot 3: -Department for Social DevelopmentThe Contract period for the NICS Security and Ancillary Services is for 3 years with 2 annual options to extend.

title: Project : 12515 - NICS Security and Ancillary Services Contract.

description: The Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS), its Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies have established contracts with two Contractors to provide the services listed below to over 250+ Buildings; -Security Guarding -Locking/Unlocking -Key holding/Alarm Response -CCTV Monitoring Service -Remote Access Control -Supporting the Client's Emergency and Contingency Plans -Lone Worker Monitoring -Ancillary Support Services

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 40
Quality: 60

name: Department of Finance and Personnel Northern Ireland

street: Clare House, 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

Resource

street: 8 Edgewater Business Park

postalCode: BT3 9JQ

G4S Security Services (UK) Ltd

street: 12 Heron View

postalCode: BT3 9LN


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

title: Segregation Sanitary Ware at HMP Full Sutton

Wallgate Ltd

postalCode: SP2 0HB


name: Psd Groundscare( Gibson Garden Machinery)

name: Garden Machinery And Small Engine Services

title: Purchase of Ground Maintenance Equipment

description: This framework is for the supply and delivery of Ground Maintenance Equipment for the period 1.3.2015 to 28.2.2018 with an option to extend up to 28.2.2019.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical: 40
Commercial: 60

G Reekie Group Ltd

street: Lennel Industrial Estate, Coldstream, Berwickshire

Terra Firma (Scotland) Limited

street: Unit 11, Manor Farm Business Park, Manor Loan

street: Regent House, Whitewalls Industrial Estate, Regent Street

Flowplant Group Ltd

street: Gemini House, Brunel Road, Churchfields Ind estate

street: 8 Bairds Crescent, Allanshaw Industrial Estate


title: Framework Agreement to Establish Suitable Contractors to Undertake Highways and Urban Design Schemes.

description: Torbay Council has completed various Highways improvements and Urban Design Schemes in different areas of Torbay in the recent past, examples of which are included as Appendices with these Invitation to Tender (ITT) documents.For provision of future schemes in the pipeline, during the next four (4) years, a Framework Agreement of a maximum eight (8) Contractors will be awarded, by the Authority, via this ITT process.Individual Call Off Contracts under this Framework Agreement, will typically range from  250 000 GBP to 2M GBP. Some Call Off Contracts may exceed or significantly exceed these figures. There may be Call Offs which may not meet these range figures, for which Framework Contractors will be able to bid on an optional basis.

Torbay Council

street: Legal & Procurement, Torbay Council Town Hall, Castle Circus

postalCode: TQ1 3DR

Aggregate Industries UK Ltd

street: Vallis Road, Frome, Somerset

postalCode: BA11 3EG

Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering Ltd

street: Roman House, Chancel Lane, Pinhoe

postalCode: EX4 8JT

Dawnus Construction Holdings Limited

street: Ground Floor Suite C, Armada House, Ternpoint, Topsham

postalCode: EX3 0PB

Dyer & Butler Ltd

street: Mead House, Station Road, Nursling

postalCode: SO16 0AH

E & J W Glendinning Limited

street: Glentor, Ashburton, Devon

postalCode: TQ13 7LF

Roadform Civil Engineering Co. Ltd.

street: Roadform House, Milber Trading Estate, Newton Abbot, Devon

postalCode: TQ12 4SG

South West Highways Ltd

street: Rockbeare Hill, Rockbeare, Exeter, Devon

postalCode: EX5 2HB

TOR2 Limited

street: Aspen Way, Yalberton Industrial Estate, Paignton, Devon

postalCode: TQ4 7QR


title: Highway Gulley Cleansing in South Derbyshire.

description: Cleansing of Highway Gulleys.

South Derbyshire District Council

street: Procurement, Civic Offices, Civic Way

postalCode: DE11 0AH


title: 01296 — mobile phone denial technology (grabbing).

description: The SPS is planning the implementation of the provisions of The Prisons (interference with Wireless Telegraphy) Act 2012 in Scotland, by deploying further mobile phone denial technology — the ‘System’ — in another site, within the current financial year (2014/2015). The System requires to be procured, installed and operational by 28.2.2015 in HMP & YOI Grampian. In addition, any subsequent contract would allow SPS to deploy a ‘grabber’ system at a further site(s) in Scotland.Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland website at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=316344

Scottish Prison Service

street: Calton House, 5 Redheughs Rigg

postalCode: EH12 9HW


title: Framework for Supervised Contact and Assessment Services for Children's Social Care.

description: The Framework for Supervised Contact and Assessment Services for Children's Social Care, comprised of the following Lots:— Lot A Provision of Supervised Contact Workers,— Lot B Provision of Supervised Contact Venues,— Lot C1: Provision of Supervised Contact Workers, Venues and Transport,— Lot C2: Provision of Supervised Contact Workers, Venues without Transport,— Lot D Provision of Parenting Assessments,— Lot E Provision of Special Guardianship Order Assessments,— Lot F Provision of Viability Assessments,— Lot G Provision of Assessments of Parents with Mental Health and Learning Difficulties,— Lot H Provision of Form F Assessments,— Lot I Provision of Connected Persons Assessments,— Lot J Provision of Residential Parenting Assessments,— Lot K Provision of Reverse Residential Parenting Assessments.

procurementMethod: direct

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

Croydon

street: Commissioning and Procurement Team, 12th Floor, Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk

postalCode: CR0 1AE

Humane Recruitment Limited

street: Mrs Irene Akofure, Supported Housing, Suite A, 4th Floor, Carolyn House, 22-26 Dingwall Road, Surrey

postalCode: CR0 9XF

SWISS International Ltd

street: Connaught House, 80 - 81 Wimpole Street

postalCode: W1G 9RE

CF Social Work Ltd

street: The Gipping Suite, 8 Wherry Lane, Suffolk

postalCode: IP4 1LG

Croham Services for Children

street: Mr Chris Brown, 45 Croham Road, South Croydon, Surrey

postalCode: CR2 7HD

SRoberts Consulting Ltd-Inspire

street: Children's Safeguarding Service, 64 Southway, Shirley, Surrey

postalCode: CR0 8RP

St Mary's Family Centre

street: 147 Central Hill Upper Norwood

postalCode: SE19 1RS

Croham Services for Children

street: 45 Croham Road, South Croydon, Surrey

One Social Care

street: 130 Norbury Hill, Norbury

postalCode: SW16 3RT

St Mary's Family Centre

street: 147 Central Hill, Upper Norwood

Core Assets for Children's Services

street: Malvern View, Saxon Business Park, Hanbury Road, Stoke Prior, Worcestershire

postalCode: B60 4AD

St Mary's Family Centre

street: 147 Central Hill, Upper Norwood,

One Social Care

street: 130 Norbury Hill, Norbury,

Coral Community Assessment

street: Unit 34 Eurolink Business Centre, 49 Effra Road, Brixton

postalCode: SW2 1BZ

Atkinson Lewis

street: Cambrian Complex, Ystrad Road, West Glamorgan

postalCode: SA54 4HJ

Willis Palmer

street: The North Colchester Business Park, 340 The Crescent, Essex

postalCode: C04 9AD

St Michael's Fellowship

street: 136 Streatham High Road, Streatham

postalCode: SW16 1BW

Symbol Family Support Services Ltd

street: Newington Manor, Callaways Lane, Kent

postalCode: ME9 7LU


title: Vehicle Ford Focus

description: Purchase of Ford Focus

Ford Motor Company Limited

postalCode: CM13 3BW


title: Domestic Violence

description: Provision Refuge.

title: Domestic Violence

description: Floating Support.

title: Male Domestic Violence

description: Floating Support.

title: Young People

description: Immediate Access Accommodation.

title: Young People

description: Step Down Accommodation.

title: Young People

description: Floating Support.

title: Young People

title: Young People

description: Exiting gang lifestyles.

title: Young People

description: Exiting gang lifestyles.

title: Young People

description: Supported Lodgings.

title: Gypsy and Travellers

description: Floating Support.

title: Offenders

description: Accommodation.

title: Offenders

description: Floating Support.

title: Single Homeless

description: Accommodation.

title: Single Homeless

description: Floating Support.

title: Homeless Families

description: Floating Support.

title: Homeless

description: Shorter term complex needs.

title: Homeless

description: Longer Term Complex Needs.

title: C0137 Supporting People Social Inclusion Housing and Employment Support Services.

description: Birmingham City Council invites organisations to provide housing support services to meet the needs of vulnerable citizens in Birmingham. This includes support to:— enable people to live independently within their communities;— to succeed economically through support to vulnerable people considered to be furthest away from the labour market to regain skills to re enter the labour market;— to live safely from fear from harm;— be active citizens within their local communities.This contract has a series of Lots in various client groupos as listed below.Domestic Violence: Lot 1 Womens refuge provision.Lot 2 Floating Support.Lot 3 Male Domestic Violence, Floating Support.Young People: Lot 1 Immediate Access Accommodation.Lot 2 Step down Accommodation.Lot 3 Cross Tenure Floating Support.Lot 4 Supported Accommodation for Young Offenders.Lot 5 Young People exiting Gang lifestyles.Lot 6 Supported Lodgings.Offenders Lot 1 Supported Accommodation.Lot 2 Floating Support.Gypsy and Lot 1 Floating Support.Traveller Communities.Homeless Lot 1 Single Homeless Accommodation.Lot 2 Floating Support.Lot 3 Families.Lot 4 Shorter Term Complex Needs.Lot 5 Longer Term Complex Needs.The contract will for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years.In addition the services commissioned through this procurement process may also be eligible for match funding to deliver for additional vulnerable people to access to employment and training allocated via the European Structural and Investment Fund Strategy (Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership). Additional performance monitoring requirements relating to this funding will be required as a condition of contract.If you are interested in quoting please click on the following link to access Birmingham City Council tender Portal:https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register as a bidder. We will send you a log on and password so you can download the Invitation to Tender. Your completed ITT should be returned by noon on 19.5.2014 using the Supplier Portal.

Birmingham City Council

street: Corporate Procurement Services, PO Box 10680

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: UK-Newport: Data collection services.

description: Data services. ONS is responsible for producing a wide range of key economic and social statistics It makes statistics available so that everyone can easily assess the state of the nation, the performance of government and their own position. ONS operates from three main sites located in Newport (South Wales), London, and Titchfield (Hampshire). The contract is to collect nationally representative price data for the UK's monthly inflation indicators, the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) and the Retail Prices Index (RPI), and to supply these data to ONS. Services to be included are: — Item selection: the participation, with ONS staff, in the periodic review and selection of items for a basket of goods and services and of a subset of those items for which the service provider will collect prices.— Sourcing of products and outlets: finding products that comply with the item specifications, and outlets in which to price those products. — Location enumeration; the enumeration of, and supply of information on, locations where this is needed for outlet selection. — Collection of prices: the collection of representative price data and descriptions of the products being priced for the subset of items for which the service provider will collect prices. — Data cleaning: the checking of the data for quality. — Data delivery: the delivery of the data to ONS. — Associated services: (optional) including but not limited to market information on prices, retailers, goods and services; and the twice yearly collection of price data (in London) for the Purchasing Power Parities surveys. — Other notes: service providers will be free to offer alternative solutions or variances on current solutions but must follow approved ONS standards and relevant legislation, industry best practice and Government buying standards. Other related services may also be required under any resultant contract.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Statement of Requirements: 70
Security & Confidentiality: 5
Programme Management and Risk Management: 10
Quality Management: 5
Contract Management & Governance: 10

Office for National Statistics

street: Government Buildings, Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8XG

TNS UK Ltd

street: 6 More London Place

postalCode: SE1 2QY


title: Caithness and Sutherland

description: The Highland Council wishes to enter into a contract with a suitably competent, capable and experienced Service Provider, to provide grass-cutting services to Highland Council properties under the Garden Aid Scheme.Service Providers are invited to bid for any or all of the four Lots being tendered. Service Providers may not be successful in all Lots they apply for as part of the tendering process.

title: Ross and Skye

description: The Highland Council wishes to enter into a contracta with suitably competent, capable and experienced Service Providers, to provide grass-cutting services to Highland Council properties under the Garden Aid Scheme.Service Providers are invited to bid for any or all of the four Lots being tendered. Service Providers may not be successful in all Lots they apply for as part of the tendering process.

title: Inverness and Inverness-shire

description: The Highland Council wishes to enter into a contract with suitably competent, capable and experienced Service Provider, to provide grass-cutting services to Highland Council properties under the Garden Aid Scheme.

title: Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey and Lochaber

title: Garden Aid Grass Cutting for The Highland Council.

description: The Highland Council wishes to enter into contracts with suitably competent, capable and experienced Service Providers, to provide grass-cutting services to Highland Council properties under the Garden Aid Scheme.Service Providers are invited to bid for any or all of the four Lots being tendered. Service Providers may not be successful in all Lots they apply for as part of the tendering process.Lot 1 – InvernessLot 2 – Nairn, Badenoch, Strathspey and LochaberLot 3 – Ross and SkyeLot 4 – Caithness and Sutherland

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 80
Non-price related criteria: 20

Highland Council

street: The Town House, High Street

postalCode: IV1 1JJ

Iss Facility Services - Landscaping

street: 10 Bellsland Drive, Glencairn Ind. Estate

postalCode: KA1 4BB

Glendale Grounds Management Ltd

street: Unit 3, West Craig's Industrial Estate, Turnhouse Road

postalCode: EH12 0BD

Priory Bridge Landscaping

street: Byrewood Orchard, Hazelbank, Lanark

postalCode: ML11 9XL


description:
Tender for the Provision ofLocality Based First Tier Welfare RightsCasework

    Sunderland City Council is inviting tenders from providers who can deliver Locality Based First Tier (Casework) Welfare Rightswithin the Sunderland City Council boundary.

    There are 5 First Tier Welfare Rights contracts available:

    Lot 1 - Washington West, Washington North, Washington South,
     Washington Central, Washington East.
    Lot 2 - Redhill, Castle Southwick, Fulwell, St Peters.
    Lot 3 - St Annes, Pallion, Sandhill, Barnes, St Chads, Silksworth.
    Lot 4 - Millfield, Hendon, St Michaels, Doxford, Ryhope.
    Lot 5 - Shiney Row, Houghton, Copt Hill, Hetton.

    The successful provider(s) for Lots 1-5 will deliver locality based First Tier Welfare Rightsin relation to the social welfare law issues ofwelfare benefits, and debt with a clear link to the importance this advice plays in preventing homelessness.

    Included is the requirement to deliver an effective gateway assessment at the point of contact to identify specific welfare rights needs to ensure only appropriate queries are moved through to the benefits and debts casework service; and which identifies where a referral into other appropriate support (welfare rights ,specialists services and/or wider support provision) is necessary.
    In relation to the provision of debt support, successful providers will be responsible for improving customer resilience and driving down appropriate repeat enquiries

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Sunderland City Council

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR4 6PA

countryName: GB


name: South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: B3732 Managed Equipment Service

street: James Cook University Hospital, Marton Rd

postalCode: TS4 3BW


title: Main Fan Upgrade

description: Main Fan Upgrade.

title: Refurbishment and extension

description: Refurbishment and extension of existing low speed 10 x 5 wind tunnel. This work will be split into 8 separate work packages which may be awarded to separate contractors.

title: Refurbishment and extension of a Wind Tunnel.

description: Imperial College London is seeking a contractor(s) to carry out extensive refurbishment/extension of an existing low speed 10 x 5 Wind Tunnel.

Imperial College London

street: Level 1 Faculty Building, Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2AZ


title: Safer Cell furniture Bembow Wing at HMP Wetherby

NJL Custodial

postalCode: NE3 1XD


name: For details of the awarded suppliers, please see section V1.2

name: Please refer to the Invitation to Offer (ITO) for a list of the Participating Authorities

title: NHS framework agreement for the East of England Dose Banded Cytotoxic Medicines.

description: NHS Framework agreement for the supply of Dose Banded Cytotoxic Medicines to the East of England. Please refer to the ITO documents, Document No. 04 for the list of Participating Authorities. The agreement will start on 1.11.2014 to 31.10.2016 with options to extend up to a further 24 months.

awardCriteriaDetails: Available on request:

name: The Secretary of State for Health acting as part of the Crown through the Commercial Medicines Unit (part of the Department of Health)

street: 2nd Floor, Rutland House

postalCode: WA7 2ES


name: Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Supply of phaco machine(s), Intraocular Lenses and all associated consumables.

description: Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products. The trust has a requirement for intraocular lenses, phaco-emulsification machine x 2, handpieces and all other associated equipment and consumables used within an operating theatre environment. The trust would consider various financial options such as a managed service arrangement and/or cost per procedure.To express an interest in this tender and obtain tender documents please contact Vanessa John via email at vanessa.john@hhft.nhs.uk

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Basingstoke Hospital, Aldermaston Road

postalCode: RG24 9NA

AMO UK Ltd

street: Jupiter House, Mercury Park, Wooburn Green

postalCode: HP10 0HH


title: DFT T-TEAR Lot 2 Framework - Managing Speed in Roadworks (60mph) - Technical Support

description: Research effects of 60mph speed limits at roadworks.

Arup / URS JV

street: 13 Fitzroy Street

postalCode: W1T 4BQ


description: Laboratory-based Confirmatory Analysis Service.

title: Lot 1 — Point of Contact Test Kits and Confirmatory Test Kits

description: Point of Contact Test Kits and Confirmatory Test Kits for drugs of abuse within:— Prisoner Management — voluntary and prevalence; and;— Prisoner Management — mandatory.

title: Provision of Health & Addiction Testing Products & Related Services.

description: Lot 1 — The provision of Test Kits for drugs of abuse.Lot 2 — Laboratory-based confirmatory analysis service.Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=326918The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspxSuppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

Scottish Prison Service

street: Calton House, 5 Redheughs Rigg

postalCode: EH12 9HW

Synergy Health Laboratory Services

street: Gavenny Court, Brecon Road, Monmouthshire

postalCode: NP7 7RX

Alere Toxicology

street: 92 Milton Park, Abingdon

postalCode: OX14 4RY


title: UKSBS FM140094 Conversion of former photography lab for the National Oceanography Center

description: Conversion of former photography lab (rooms 164/11-15) for the National Oceanography Center Southampton. The Various desribed works to be carried out across three rooms. Removal and installation of electrical services, Removal, supply and installation of various types of laboratory furniture including wall cabinets, worktops and work benches, Decoration of a specified area/room, Removal of a specified area of existing flooring, preparation of the substrate and installation of specified flooring and skirting. All work to be undertaken in normal working hours and in one continuous visit. 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 2014/15. 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

LST Projects

street: Seymour House ,Mayflower Close ,Chandlers Ford Industrial Estate

postalCode: sO53 4AR


title: Provision of an Access to Work (NI) assessment service for clients of the DES.

description: AtW (NI) provides a range of individually assessed supports that may be one off in nature e.g. contribute towards the cost of a specialist chair, or meet the cost of communication support at interview or longer term support such as contributing towards ongoing support worker or travel to work costs. AtW (NI) provides support to participants when there are additional costs created because of their disability.The purpose of this tender is to:— provide the support associated with Adaptations to Premises and Equipment and;— provide Special Aids and Equipment.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 70

Department for Employment and Learning

street: Gloucester House, 57-63 Chichester Street

postalCode: BT1 4RA

Armstrong Health Professionals

street: 14 Main Street, Eglinton

postalCode: BT47 3PQ

countryName: US


title: Mutuals Support Programme - Catalyst

description: The aim of the contract is to support the Potential PSM in spinning-out of its Parent Body and helping to establish itself as a fully operational mutual organisation.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ

Anthony Collins Solicitors LLP

street: 134 EDMUND STREET

postalCode: B3 2ES


title: Facilities Mangement Services.

description: 2.1.1 This tender is for the provision of Facilities Management Services including soft (FM) services to specified Norfolk Community Health and Care properties across Norfolk, England. Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust are offering this tender.2.1.3 The services to be provided are:Soft FM Services— Food and Beverage Service only;— Cleaning (inc. window cleaning); Feminine Hygiene services— Security - at specified properties (inc management of car parking facilities at specified properties);— Pest Control;— Help Desk;— Waste Management - domestic and recycling categories;— Portering at specified locations.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:
Delivery performance:
Risk:
Overall cost effectiveness:

street: Elliot House, 130 Ber Street

postalCode: NR1 3RF

G4S Integrated Services (UK) Limited

street: Pembroke House, Aynho Road, Adderbury

postalCode: OX17 3NS


name: West of Scotland Housing Association Ltd

title: Provision of non life insurance

description: Provision of insurance cover for the following.Commercial combined, computer, director and officers liability, engineering, personal accident and social housing.

street: 40 Barrowfield Drive, Camlachie

postalCode: G40 3QH

Arthur J Gallagher Housing

street: 27-30 Railway Street

postalCode: CM1 1QS


title: Pay and Display and Pay on Foot Parking Solutions for Essex County Council's Country Parks

description: Car Parking Equipment for Essex County Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 70
Quality: 30

Essex County Council

street: PO Box 4, County Hall, Market Road

postalCode: CM1 1QH

Parkeon Limited

street: 10 Willis Way, Fleets Industrial Estate, Dorset

postalCode: BH15 3SS


title: Longwood and Maplin Park Cleaning, Caretaking and Grounds Maintenance Services.

description: Overview: To provide cleaning, care-taking and grounds maintenance services to Longwood and Maplin Park. This will include the cleaning of the on-site housing office and resource centre at Longwood Park.Scope:Cleaning and care-taking— The cleaning of the internal communal areas of housing blocks;— Ensuring that the external communal areas around housing blocks and on housing estates are kept clean and litter and detritus free;— Ancillary cleaning and care-taking duties;— The removal fly tipping this includes items such as black bags, refuse sacks, small pieces of furniture from inside and around residential blocks and from all areas around estates;Grounds Maintenance— The cutting and maintenance of grassed areas;— The maintenance of shrubs, hedges, roses and bushes;— Weed control of all hard and soft areas;— Ancillary grounds maintenance duties;— Tree works including compiling annual and routine maintenance of tree.Office and Resource Centre— The cleaning of office and resource centre;— The cleaning of telephones and other electronic equipment;— The cleaning of kitchen appliances such as the fridge, freezer and microwave;— The cleaning of toilets and other facilities.

Radian Group

street: Collins House, Bishopstoke Road

postalCode: SO50 6AD


name: Public Sector Bodies within the North East of Scotland.

title: Repairs and Maintenance (Electrical).

Aberdeen City Council

street: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

postalCode: AB16 5GB