title: ACCESSIBILITY AND AWARENESS PROJECT

description: To support awareness and understanding of the Code and the Act, DH has agreed to an ‘Awareness and Accessibility’ project to produce materials in alternative formats (e.g. shorter pamphlets or video clips of key episodes e.g. detention, what independent mental health advocates are, the Tribunal) and to raise awareness of the Code and the safeguards of the MHA for patients. This project is particularly aimed at increasing awareness and understanding for patients, prospective patients, their families and carers but may also be of interest to a range of health and social care professionals.

Department of Health

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

postalCode: SE1 6LH


scheme: CPV

title: GB-Telford: Collection and Recycling or Disposal of Paint from Community Recycling Centres *Duplicated*

documentType: tenderNotice

description: For the collection and safe recycling or disposal of paint collected at our community recycling centres in Telford

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

Borough of Telford and Wrekin Council

street: Addenbrooke House,Ironmasters Way

postalCode: TF3 4NT

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Call for applications for associates to support development and policy for National Occupational Standards

description: Associates to support development of and policy in relation to National Occupational Standards

UKCES

street: Renaissance House,Adwick Park

postalCode: S63 5NB


title: Joint - Gypsy & Traveller Needs Assessment

description:
Local Planning Authorities are required by the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published March 2012, the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 and the Housing Act 2004 to meet the accommodation needs of the population within their areas. This includes the needs of gypsy and traveller communities and that of Travelling Show-people.

 Due to the lapse of time since a needs assessment was undertaken, it is considered prudent, in light of new national planning policy guidance (“Planning Policy for Traveller Sites” published in March 2012), to replace the needs assessment. Also, paragraph 158 of the National Planning Policy Framework states that LPAs should ensure their Local Plans are based on adequate, up to date and relevant evidence about the (social) characteristics of their areas.

 Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council are therefore seeking to obtain quotations for this assessment which will inform housing and spatial planning policy. The assessment will be jointly commissioned for the following authorities:-

 - Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council;

 - Stafford Borough Council;

 - Staffordshire Moorlands District Council; and

 - Stoke-on-Trent City Council.

 Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council will lead on the commissioning of the assessment.

 (MT Ref:138809)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,Merrial Street,Facilities Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG


title: Laptop Re-Imaging

description: Laptop Re-Imaging

NHS Blood and Transplant

postalCode: BS34 7QH


title: GB-Bath: STV Changing Room Refurbishment/New Dance Studio

description: The University of Bath requires a contractor to carry out the following works in the Sports Training Village on the main campus; Lot 1. Create a new Dance Studio, Lot 2. Refurbish Wet Side Changing Rooms, Lot 3. Refurbish Dry Side Changing Rooms. The progression of these works within the stated duration will be subject to available funding. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-GB-Bath:-STV-Changing-Room-Refurbishment/New-Dance-Studio/56CD637GF3

mainProcurementCategory: works

University of Bath

street: Procurement,Wessex House 6.43,Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY


title: Design, Build and support of Strategic Framework digital platform 2014-15

description: The Fund is seeking a qualified supplier to design, build and support a digital platform which will help the Fund to establish its Strategic Framework for the period 2015-21 (the Platform). Strategic Framework’s aim is an understanding and asserting where we should be focusing our resources in order to achieve the best outcomes for individuals and communities in the UK. To do this, we need to engage a wide and diverse range of stakeholders, using up to date communication methods to reach people and get their views. Key to this will be a digital platform which is engaging and dynamic and which offers a chance for people to have their say as part of a meaningful dialogue, rather than a static consultation exercise.

Big Lottery Fund

postalCode: EC4A 1DE


name: TEP on behalf of the Homes and Communities Agency

title: NL427 Merseyside Sites Term Landscape Maintenance and Cleansing Contract, 2014 - 2017

description: The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is the single, national housing and regeneration delivery agency for England. Our vision is to create opportunity for people to live in homes they can afford in places they want to live, by enabling local authorities and communities to deliver the ambition they have for their own areas. We achieve this by: • Understanding the needs and aspirations of people and communities through close working with local authorities on local investment planning; • Enabling local delivery through the channeling of our expertise and investment; and • Working effectively with the market, housebuilders, investors and other stakeholders. For more information visit the HCA newsroom at homesandcommunities.co.uk In the achievement of this vision, the HCA ‘holds’ large expanses of land and built estate. The HCA is accountable to government for the effective management and disposal of the portfolio and will work with local partners to develop, invest in and dispose of the assets in pursuit of the economic development and regeneration objectives agreed by local partners and in support of local strategies. Whilst these sites help facilitate the delivery of the vision for the organisation, they also bring duties of care, health and safety, trespass and other liabilities and responsibilities. As part of the solution to manage such liabilities the HCA procure the services of Contractors to undertake routine and emergency activities on its estate. Therefore, the HCA’s procurement of works is led by their duty of care in relation to health & safety and building conservation as well as their responsibilities surrounding the economy, environment and society. The HCA is seeking to appoint a competent Contractor for the provision of landscape management and cleansing services at 18 Sites located within Merseyside. The sites within this Contract are predominately brownfield land varying in size and character and are land reserved for future development. The sites have been subject to routine landscape maintenance to date. Typical planned works under this Contract comprise of but are not exclusively limited to the following; Site inspections, whereby the Contractor shall indicate; all matters relating to the maintenance specification, recommendations for necessary works, incidences of vandalism, flytipping, trespass and adjustments to the scheduled works; Grass cutting; Shrub maintenance; Weed Control and Cleansing. Contractors should be aware that Unplanned works may arise over the term of the Contract which will be instructed by the HCA as and when required in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract. Contractors should note that this is a performance based Contract, the performance of which will be monitored through Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s). The minimum level of Public Indemnity & Employers Liability insurance cover needed for this Contract is £5 million and £10 million respectively. The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint a single Contractor to undertake the above works for an initial 24 month term with provision for a further 12 month extension on written instruction of the Employer. Works are expected to be have commenced on site by 01st November 2014. All Tendering Contractors must be confident that they have the capacity to start the Contract within the required timescale. The Merseyside Sites will be available for viewing during this Tender. Tenderers’ will be required to visit the site prior to Pricing and will be required to confirm this within the Tender return.

street: TEP, Genesis Centre, Birchwood Science Park, Birchwood, Warrington,

postalCode: WA3 7BH


title: F7629 Community Integrated Respiratory Service - Market Warming Event - NHS West Hampshire CCG

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


title: Invitation to tender for the provision of research to survey a sample of development applications within areas of flood risk

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

Committee on Climate Change

street: 1st Floor, Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: Provision of a Technical Consultant to review the FiT Contracts for Differences for Private Wire Network Generation

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

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

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: Water quality catchment assessments for N2k sites and integration with CaBA

description: The project is to undertake detailed water quality catchment assessments which will include a risk assessment, reviewing source apportionment evidence and producing an intervention strategy for 8 N2K DWP plans. This will be used to inform a future catchment management strategy for improving water quality (in particular to address phosphorus and/or sediment pressure) and achievement of the protected site conservation objectives. This project will also take deliberate steps to share the approach and water quality catchment assessment outputs within the CaBA planning community as a way of forging a closer working relationship between Natural England and the CaBA community at a local, regional and national level.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: FAJARA SUBSTATION GENERATORS - Quantity 2

mainProcurementCategory: goods

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Helium Gas Recovery Ringmain

description: Final design, installation and testing of a helium tight recovery ringmain using free issue materials as described in the tender documentation. A site visit before submission of tender is required!

street: Procurement R71 1.10,Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: Community Ophthalmology Services (AQP) - Wolverhampton CCG

description: Central Midlands CSU on behalf of Wolverhampton CCG is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers for a Community Ophthalmology service. The service is being commissioned using the Any Qualified Provider process. The qualification period for the AQP accreditation will be for 3 years from the 1st August 2014. The CCG may open up additional qualification rounds during the accreditation period. Should there be any geographical areas within the CCG area where further choice of provider is required; the CCG reserves the right to limit the next accreditation round to specific geographical areas only. ** It should be noted that the Total Contract Value figure of £632,712 given above is purely indicative and should not be taken as guaranteed – all AQPs contracts are issued as £0.00 value with no business guaranteed ** Aims and objectives of service The purpose of setting up a Primary Eye Care Assessment Referral Service (PEARS), Intraocular Pressure Repeat Readings Service and Cataract Pre-Op Service is to reduce demand on secondary care and provide Care Closer to Home. The objectives are as follows: • Reduce the number of unnecessary referrals to secondary care • More cost-effective care • Speedier access to care • Care closer to home in a more convenient setting • Retention of patients in primary care where possible Service Description PEARS To provide assessment, treatment and management of patients presenting with recent onset eye conditions which may include: • Painful eye • Red eye • Flashers/Floaters • Loss or disturbance of vision • Foreign body, including emergency contact lenses removal Providers will be expected to triage patients and for symptoms which require urgent attention, Providers will be expected to see the patient within 24 hours of contacting the service. For non urgent symptoms providers will be expected to offer an appointment within two working days. Pre-Operative Cataract To provide assessment and management of patients presenting with signs and/or symptoms of cataract in either eye. The Provider will be expected to undertake a full cataract assessment including: • Pupil dilation and examination by indirect ophthalmoscopy in order to establish whether there are any co-existing ocular disorders as well as cataract. • Discussion of the health questionnaire (See Appendix 1) and any outstanding issues dealt with. • Communicating the potential advantages and disadvantages of cataract extraction • Ascertaining the patient’s willingness for surgery • Ensuring the patient meets the Procedures of Limited Clinical Policy Criteria Intraocular Pressure Repeat Readings Scheme To provide assessment and management of patients who attend the practice for a GOS or private sight test and are found to have IOP>21mmHg. Patients who are found to have elevated IOP on non-contact tonometry testing are expected to have Goldman or Perkins applanation tonometry pressure refinement carried out at the same visit. Depending on the outcome of the first test the patient may be required to attend for repeat Goldmann or Perkins applanation tonometry on a separate occasion. Eligibility to Provide PEARS All participating providers must be registered with the General Optical Council (GOC), will have the core competencies as defined by the GOC and must complete the WOPEC/LOCSU PEARS training and accreditation package. There are two parts to the accreditation; Part 1 comprises of distance learning lectures and Part 2 is a practical skills demonstration assessment. Providers must also be registered on the NHS England performers list. Pre-Operative Cataract To become accredited, ophthalmic practitioners must complete the Local Optical Committee Support Unit (LOCSU)/Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education Centre (WOPEC) Cataract Services Online Distance Learning training programme and be registered with the General Optical Council. Providers must also be registered on the NHS England performers list. Intraocular Pressure Repeat Readings Scheme Ophthalmic practitioners must complete the Local Optical Committee Support Unit (LOCSU)/Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education Centre (WOPEC) Level One of the Glaucoma online distance learning programme relating to IOP and Visual Field Refinement. Providers must have a Goldman or Perkins applanation tonometer TARIFF PEARS £60 Pre-Operative Cataract £38 Intraocular Pressure Repeat Readings Scheme 1ST Test £23 2nd Repeat Test £33 Applications will be accepted from all organisation types including sole provider, consortia, partnership, lead provider/sub-contractor, etc.

Wolverhampton CCG

street: Wolverhampton Science Park,Glaisher Drive

postalCode: WV10 9RU

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


title: *** REPLACING TENDER REF. RA-0071 *** - PROVISION OF BATTERIES FOR EMERGENCY LIGHTING CENTRAL BATTERY SYSTEM

description: Royal Armouries is a national museum of arms and armour which operates on three UK sites: at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, Fort Nelson near Portsmouth and at the White Tower within the Tower of London. Royal Armouries is looking to set up a contract for the SUPPLY ONLY of emergency lighting central batteries 6v and 4v.

Royal Armouries

postalCode: LS10 1LT


name: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

title: Dstl RCloud (C4ISR)

description: Research Services - please register at www.DCO.mod.uk, using access code PJE36WNZUK to register and submit your response. The call closes on Nov 5th at 11am.


title: Biomass Installation at Mrs Blands Primary School

description:
West Berkshire Council is seeking a supplier to supply and install a fully automatic biomass boiler system to include automated fuel supply systems and appropriate operational controls at Mrs Blands Primary School in Burghfield Common. The boiler system will replace an existing oil boiler system and should operate through the existing ‘wet system’ in the supply of heat and hot water.

 Proposals are to include project management, installation, commissioning and implementation. In essence the requirement is for a ‘turnkey’ solution Installation should take place over the summer 2014 holiday (late July to early September 2014) with sufficient tolerance to allow for overrun and still deliver before school returns in September 2014.

 Planning may be a factor where the height of any proposed flue exceeds guidelines – suppliers must be clear on that requirement in relation to their solution.

 As the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) plays a major role in the initial funding the supplier and the proposed solution must comply with all necessary certification (e.g. MCS etc) and conditions to ensure the receipt of the RHI subject to the input by the Council of the appropriate periodic claim documentation.

 (WB Ref:16146)

West Berkshire Council

street: Contracts & Procurement Officer,Legal Services, Council Offices, Market Street

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: Multi Media guide for Apsley House

description: Apsley House, popularly known as ‘Number One London’ was the home of the First Duke of Wellington after his victory over Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815. The interior of the house has changed very little since those days. The house has one of the finest art collections in London, with paintings by Velazquez and Rubens as well as a wonderful collection of silver and porcelain. The Dukes of Wellington still live at the house today. We are currently engaged in several projects to improve the house and its interpretation in time for the 200 year anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo on 18th June 2015. As well as conservation work, this will see the reinterpretation of rooms through room folders and the multimedia guide. The interpretation project forms parts of the Waterloo 200 project which will see the reinterpretation of Walmer Castle, where the First Duke of Wellington died and an exhibition on the battle at nearby Wellington Arch. There will be five different tours: 1. A highlights tour 2. The same highlights tour, translated into a European language 3. A children’s tour 4. An art lover’s tour 5. The First Duke and his social circle tour English Heritage is inviting tenders from companies interested in creating the multimedia guides for the site, and leasing them. The guide is intended to deepen engagement for our target audiences, Culture Seekers and Experience Seekers. To express an interest in this tender and access the tender documents please register at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/english-heritage/aspx/Home. The closing date for receipt of completed tenders is 19th September 2014 at 4pm.

Interpretation

street: Waterhouse

postalCode: EC


documentType: awardNotice

title: Magna Kitchen Refurbishment

description:
Design and build of school commercial catering kitchen; to include correct provision of services and extraction. New flooring and wall covering to meet commercial facility requirements.

 Kitchen design to include training elements for students to use alongside standard catering staff and also the capability for external provision of cook/chill catering.

 (MT Ref:117700)

Magna Academy

street: Ashdown Close,Finance and Operations

postalCode: BH17 8RE


title: Invitation to tender: Research into the views and experiences of children and young people in residential special schools

description: OCC is commissioning research into the views and experiences of children and young people in residential special schools. We are seeking proposals from organisations or teams with a strong track record in participatory research with disabled children and children with special educational needs. The research will take place between March and September 2014.

Office of the Children's Commissioner

street: 33 Greycoat Street,London

postalCode: SW1P 2QF


title: GB-Trent: Furniture Reutilisation Service - Social Fund Furniture Provision

description: Stoke-on-Trent City Council is looking to appoint providers onto a framework for the Supply & Delivery of essential Household Furniture. This contract is to support people that need crisis support from the Social Fund.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Floor 1, Civic Centre,Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: Data Transportation for HSCIC, PHE and Department of Health

description: Our requirement is to source a supplier for secure transportation services for national programmes contracts; 1) Secure transportation of electronic data in physical storage media for Health and Social Care Information Centre 2) Secure transportation of electronic data in physical storage media for Health and Social Care Information Centre, on behalf of Department of Health. 3) Secure transportation of electronic data in physical storage media for Health and Social Care Information Centre, on behalf of PHE (Public health England) These are to be overarching service contracts, in which Purchase Orders are issued per requirements, as and when required. The media being transported may contain PID (Patient Identifiable Data) which is to be treated and transported with a high level of security. In circumstances where it is necessary for this type of information to be transferred, certain criteria must be adhered to so that any risk of information being mislaid or delivered to the incorrect recipient can be prevented.


title: Works at Second Floor Windsor House Cliftonville Northampton Northamptonshire NN1 5BE

description: Fit out of new office space including: Enabling works Internal partitions, doors and Joinery Finishes - Decorations ceilings and Walls Finishes - Flooring Finishes - Ceiling HVAC Services Sub Mains and Small Power Lighting Fire Alarm Security System Staff Welfare - Tea Point Blinds Contractors Preliminaries Statutory Approvals

Office Estate

street: The Engine House

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: GB-Stockton, North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust: PS115-12.14 Replacement Windows & Doors - Podium Block, University Hospital of North Tees

description: Replacement windows & doors for the ground floor, Podium Block, University Hospital of North Tees. Consisting of approximately 100 windows and 7 entrance doors all to be manufactured in uPVC. CSCS cards for all operatives, CHAS accredited, SIP accredited contractor and must be able to demonstrate competence/experience of working at height. To express an interest in this event please click the following link https://www.cardea.nhs.uk/Cardea/DisplayModules/TradeModules/Negotiations/Opportunities/ViewOpportunityEvent.aspx?EventID=2950&Culture=en-GB

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Trust

street: University Hospital of North Tees

postalCode: TS19 8PE


title: Churchill's Scientists: Build services

description:
Provision of Build Services for the Churchill & Science Temporary Exhibition at the Science Museum and the de-install of the current exhibition in the gallery.

 (MT Ref:140491)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Cost Management/Quantity Surveying Services

description: Cost Management Consultancy Services The Academy is in the process of developing a new performance auditorium and associated ancillary spaces at Marylebone Road NW1, London, including new stage, balcony, proscenium, wings, orchestra-pit extension, control room, new theatre roof and fly-tower, services upgrade, new plant room enclosure, new ventilation system to existing practice rooms, works to main building façade, a spacious new gallery foyer and 100 seat roof-top recital hall.

Royal Academy of Music

postalCode: NW1 5HT


title: SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS OF A TRITIATED RESIN DRUM

description: RSRL requires sampling and analysis of a 220 litre drum containing several bags of radioactive waste, to allow disposal. The exact content of the drum is unknown; however RSRL anticipates that there are several (perhaps 4 or 5) bags of ion exchange resin and silica gel and potentially a vacuum bag packed in the drum. The total mass of drum is ~ 117kg. The contact dose rate on base of drum is ~500 microSv. The drum was sampled and the results analysed in 2011, but inconsistencies between the dose rate and sampling results lead RSRL to conclude that the initial sampling process was insufficient. RSRL therefore requires the drum to be resampled and those samples analysed. The most significant radionuclides in the previous analysis results are H-3 (~192GBq/te) and Cs 137 (~9Bq/g). The drum has been recently monitored using a GR130 (portable gamma monitor) and the spectrum shows a large Cs- 137 peak. It is therefore thought that the high dose rates are due to Cs-137 (though this is clearly not captured in the initial analysis results). RSRL requires the whole drum to be transferred off site to be sampled and analysed using appropriate facilities and techniques. The following information is required for each bag: Radioactivity, content, Dose rate, Description (and where possible identification of waste matrix) and Mass. This should be laid out in an analysis report. Tenderers may also offer proposals and costs for disposal of the drum, if this is a service the Tenderer offers.

Research Sites Restoration Ltd (RSRL)

street: B71,Winfrith Site,Winfrith Newburgh

postalCode: DT2 8WG


title: Liverpool Innovation Park – Roof Replacement Works – Building 2, 16 and 17

description: The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is seeking to appoint a contractor to undertake the replacement of roof coverings at Liverpool Innovation Park together with relocation of associated rooftop mechanical air conditioning and air cooling plant. The buildings to have the roof coverings replaced are buildings 2, 16 and 17. The buildings are three storeys and comprise flat roofs with defective asphalt roof coverings over 30mm of rigid insulation. The buildings are occupied by multiple tenants. The works comprise stripping back the existing roof coverings to the substrate and providing a new built-up felt roofing system. The total combined roof area is circa 6,000sqm.

CBRE Ltd on behalf of the HCA

street: 6th Floor, No.4 St Pauls Square, Liverpool,

postalCode: L3 9SJ


title: RM3367 SB-1584 Provision of Connectivity Service Invitation to Tender

description: The Authority has a requirement is for the installation and on-going support and management of a dedicated 2MBS fibre optic lease line (Full Internet Traffic Routing Service FITRS) with full ADSL/ISDN back up and appropriate router facilities. The connection is required at the Authority’s site at: Custom House, View Point Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk, IP11 3RF

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Notouch decontamination unit

description:
Competition Title : Notouch decontamination unit
 Competition Notes :

 For full details, see how to apply below.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: Whitby Community Services - Provider Engagement Event for Hambleton, Richmondshire and Whitby CCG

North Yorkshire and Humber CSU

street: Health House,Grange Park Lane,Procurement

postalCode: HU10 6DT


title: Consultancy support for the Evaluation of Full Submissions under the Gas NIC

description:
We require technical consultancy support to assist us with our evaluation of projects submitted for funding under the Gas Network Innovation Competition.

 (MT Ref:113421)

Ofgem

street: 9 Millbank,Procurement Team

postalCode: SW1P 3GE


title: RM4876 SB-3367 Provision of Deployable Servicing Capability

description: Navy Command has identified a capability gap that can be addressed by procuring a mobile servicing capability to support the Lead Commando Group (LCG) Very High Readiness Force (VHR). This capability is required urgently and authority has been granted permission to procure a number of systems in-year. 5 mobile servicing capability units must be provided on / before 30th March 2015. If you are not able to meet this deadline, please do not respond further this advert.


title: DECC Provision of Consultancy regarding CfD Metering, Technical Systems and Curtailment arrangements for NI Generators

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

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

postalCode: L3 9PP


name: Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat)

title: Supply of Corporate Wireless solution and associated services

description:
The requirement is for a corporate wireless solution for Ofwat's London and Birmingham offices. The scope of the goods and services that may be required includes the supply of infrastructure and software and related services inclduing design, project management, implementation planning, installation, commissioning, knowledge transfer/training, support and maintenance.

 The solution should be fully implemented and acceptance tested by 1 March 2015. Maintenance/support will need to be provided for three years following full implementation.

 (MT Ref:142873)

street: Centre City Tower,7 Hill Street

postalCode: B5 4UA


title: Non Coal West Allen Tailings Dam Assessment


title: Supply of Near Infra-red Scanners

description:
To supply install and commission a Near Infra Red facility able to support the client's process quality and product development activities.

 The NIR facility will comprise of two scanners. These are:

 - Bench top analyser suitable for fast throughput testing and screening of miscellaneous food waste to determine fat content and other key parameters (moisture and minor components)mainly in raw materials for the process.

 - In-line analyser suitable for the measurement of moisture fat content in the food waste biorefining process.

 (MT Ref:134758)

Brocklesby Limited

street: Brocklesby House, Crosslands Lane,North Cave

postalCode: HU15 2PG


title: Baseline Assessment for Reception Age Children in England

Department for Education,

postalCode: postcode


title: NHS AT Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSSG) - Renal Dialysis: Satellite (Adult) Taunton, Yeovil, Frome units

description: NHS Commercial Solutions acting on behalf of Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSSG) - NHS England invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced Health Service Providers. This procurement seeks a provider for the provision of Adult Renal Dialysis: Satellite (the Services) at Taunton, Yeovil, Frome units. The Commissioner wishes to procure the Services from one provider who is suitably qualified with the necessary capacity and capability (or a demonstrable ability to provide the necessary capacity and capability) for the provision of the Services. A brief description of the requirement is provided below: NHS England (BNSSG) is responsible for the commissioning of Satellite Haemodialysis services at three sites: Taunton, Yeovil and Frome. The current service provision is 16 (sixteen) stations at Taunton; 13 (thirteen) at Yeovil and 12 (twelve) at Frome. The three units support a total of approximately 180 patients: • Taunton unit has 72 patients (all from NHS Somerset) • Yeovil unit has 63 patients (from NHS Somerset and NHS Dorset) • Frome has 45 patients (from NHS Wiltshire and NHS Somerset) The contract with the current provider expires on 31st March 2015. Potential Bidders should particularly note: This tender is being administered on behalf of the Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset and South Gloucestershire Area Team (BNSSSG) by NHS Commercial Solutions. NHS CS is the procurement arm of the Kent & Medway Commissioning Support Unit, who have been appointed by NHS England to provide procurement services to the Area Team. The tender will be conducted via the NHS Commercial Solutions Bravo e tendering system. Full documentation including The ITT, Memorandum of Information and detailed Specification are available as attachments to this Contracts Finder notice. However to register interest and take part in the procurement each provider must register and respond via the NHS CS Bravo e-tendering portal. Bidders will be required to register on the Bravo system if they have not previously done so. This can be done at any time via this web link: https://commercialsolutions.bravosolution.co.uk The Bravo Project number will be: project_1124; the Invitation to Tender number will be itt_1307. This is the only route through which NHS Commercial Solutions and the Commissioners will conduct communications with Potential Bidders, and accept completed tenders. Those wishing to submit a tender for the contract must do so in accordance with the instructions set out in the Memorandum of Information. The documentation will be available from 21st August 2014 and must be completed and submitted by the closing date by 17:00 on Tuesday 14th October 2014. A bidder information event is planned for 3rd September 2014 (details TBC through Bravo). A site visit day is planned for 4th September 2014. Further details to be published in Bravo. The tender will reflect a single stage Open process. Neither the commissioners nor potential providers will be obligated to further commitment as a result of initial expressions of interest.


title: UK SBS FM140108 Roofing Repairs – NOCS Invitation to Quote

description: Brief Description of Works Tenders are invited from specialist roofing contractors for general repair work to the various roof sections of the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) main building. The building ranges between five and six stories in height and as such contractors should ensure that sufficient allowance has been included within their quotations for safe access and consideration given to the exposed location of the NOC. We strongly recommend that prospective contractors attend site in order to familiarise themselves with this project. Attached at Appendix 1 you will find documentation for information on the scope of works, location of damaged elements and roof covering information from the slate manufacturer for which is currently installed. Suppliers are not limited to using the manufacturer of the slate which is currently installed, however should you wish to offer an alternative solution please make sure you included the technical specification to confirm that the product is of equal or better standard. Any alternative solution must also be accompanied by the product information sheet so we are able to check compatibility. All repair works are to be carried out to the manufacturer’s specifications. About UK Shared Business Services Putting the business into shared services UK Shared Business Services Ltd (UK SBS) brings a commercial attitude to the public sector; helping our customers improve efficiency, generate savings and modernise. It is our vision to become the leading provider for our customers of shared business services in the UK public sector, continuously reducing cost and improving quality of business services for Government and the public sector. Our broad range of expert services is shared by our customers. This allows our customers the freedom to focus resources on core activities; innovating and transforming their own organisations. Core services include Procurement, Finance, Grants Admissions, Human Resources, Payroll, ISS, and Property Asset Management all underpinned by our Service Delivery and Contact Centre teams. UK SBS is a people rather than task focused business. It’s what makes us different to the traditional transactional shared services centre. What is more, being a not-for-profit organisation owned by its customers, UK SBS’ goals are aligned with the public sector and delivering best value for the UK taxpayer. UK Shared Business Services Ltd changed its name from RCUK Shared Services Centre Ltd in March 2013. Our Customers Growing from a foundation of supporting the Research Councils, 2012/13 saw Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) transition their procurement to UK SBS and Crown Commercial Service (CSS - previously Government Procurement Service) agree a Memorandum of Understanding with UK SBS to deliver two major procurement categories (construction and research) across Government. UK SBS currently manages £700m expenditure for its Customers, our growth projections anticipate this will rise to £1bn in 2013/14. Important information From the 2nd April 2014 the Government is introducing its new Government Security Classifications (GSC) classification scheme to replace the current Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). A key aspect of this is the reduction in the number of security classifications used. All potential suppliers should make themselves aware of the changes as it may impact on this Requirement. The link below to the Gov.uk website provides information on the new GSC: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/government-security-classifications

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: Membership Fulfilment and Distribution (Lot 1) and Event ticket fulfilment (Lot 2)

description: The fulfilment of the new memberships (circa 85k per year) and existing membership renewals (circa 350k per year), ticketing (circa 15.5k) and trigger campaigns (circa 450k) is a core requirement of the marketing communications strategy for English Heritage members. All campaigns are highly segmented with a large number of variables both in text and imagery. The accuracy, efficiency, security and print production quality of the communications are vital in delivering the revenue, satisfaction and brand. In addition, turnaround times must not exceed 2 working days for daily files and 5 working days for renewals and reminders. This will be broken in to two lots with the Contract Period will be 3 years commencing 1 April 2015 subject to an annual performance review. This can be extended on an annual basis to the maximum of two years.

National Collections: Marketing

street: The Engine House Swindon


title: GB-Telford: Soil and Rubble/Inert Gate Fee

description: A gate fee to recycle or appropriately dispose of soil and rubble collected at Community Recycling Centre's

Telford and Wrekin Council

street: Granville House,St Georges Road,Donnington

postalCode: TF2 7RA


title: RM3625 L0303 Social Investment and Finance Hack Days

description: The Authority would like to procure the services of a Potential Provider to run a hack weekend over two days before July 2014. The purpose of the hack weekend is to use data to enable local authority commissioners to understand where social investment could enable early intervention approaches to service delivery.

Crown Commercial Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


name: NHS North West London Commissioning Support unit

title: Community Cardiology and Respiratory Services – Central, and West London CCGs

description: The focus of this procurement is to commission Community Cardiology and Respiratory Services across the NHS Central London and NHS West London CCG catchment areas. The service scope will be guided by the core principles of:  The services will be provided within a community setting;  The services will need to be well coordinated and integrated to ensure that patients receive the right care without unnecessary delays and duplication arising from fragmented care  The services must deliver good patient experience and effective clinical outcomes  The services must be led by clinicians with the right skills and use a multidisciplinary approach  Patients must be provided with equity of access to services and in line with national waiting time targets, including national referral to treatment time requirements.  The pathways should promote patient self-care and education (and provide, for example, ‘shared care plans’ where appropriate) It is envisaged that Providers will be required to deliver services from four locations, broadly serving the residents in the north and south of the Central London CCG area and the north and south of the West London CCG area. Service Scope for Procurement The scope of the services to be included in the Community Cardiology and Respiratory Service Procurement is outlined below. This is an indicative broad scope only and further details will be provided to shortlisted Bidders at Invitation to Tender Stage: • A triage service for all cardiology and respiratory referrals (excluding acute episodes) from West and Central London CCG GP practices, community providers, and secondary care • Assessment (including all diagnostics) and treatment plans for the following: o Arrhythmia and specifically atrial fibrillation o Complex or uncontrolled hypertension o Heart failure o Stable sub-optimally controlled angina o Chest pain • Diagnostics including echo, ECG, 24 hour ECG, and 24 hour blood pressure monitoring, interpretation and reporting. • Advice and guidance for primary care on the assessment, diagnosis, and management of cardiac conditions • Cardiac rehabilitation services • Lung function testing (spirometry) where the GP is unclear, restricted or unable to provide • Early assessment, treatment and review in the community (via community clinics and domiciliary care) for COPD, asthma, bronchiectasis and assist with the management of interstitial lung disease, including the management of acute exacerbations. • Development and/or updating of care plans, in conjunction with patients. • Pulmonary rehabilitation. • Education for patients and support for self-management. • Education for healthcare professionals in primary and secondary care. • Advice and guidance for GPs in the diagnosis and management of respiratory illness, via email. • Close working with local specialists in secondary care (e.g. respiratory and cardiology consultants) to improve patient pathways. • Close working with rapid response services to prevent hospital admissions and improve patient pathways. This will include provision of an on-call function during core hours for immediate advice and guidance, and follow up patient visits within 48 hours. • Reduced length of stay and post-admission secondary care outpatient referrals via active working with the inpatient and intermediate care teams to identify patients who could be discharged to the community with or without intermediate care support. • Optimised pharmacological & non-pharmacological management of patients in conjunction with their GP • Home oxygen assessment and reassessment to facilitate the provision of LTOT and AOT; monitoring of all patients on home oxygen concentrators. The following are excluded from this procurement: - Acute admissions for cardiovascular conditions; - Acute admissions for respiratory illness; - Inpatient cardiac rehabilitation; - Inpatient pulmonary rehabilitation and physiotherapy; - NIV assessment and management; - Specialised outpatient treatment (e.g. heart surgery, lung surgery) - Management of patients with complex co-morbidities - Management of patients aged <35 years - Management of severe cases of arrhythmia, hypertension, heart failure, or angina - Management of severe cases of COPD, asthma, and bronchiectasis The levels of activity to be commissioned through this Community Cardiology and Respiratory Services Procurement will be detailed in the ITT documentation.


title: Hostel and Resettlement Service

description:
The service is expected to deliver short stay accommodation, in Newbury, to homeless persons over the age of 18: Hostel services – 55 units, open 365 days a year; & staffed 24 hours a day; Resettlement – 27 units, open 365 days a year: & staffed throughout normal office hours (8am-6pm).

 The service is expected to include:

 Space for 20 ‘Wayfarer’ or SWEP (Severe Weather & Emergency Protocol) placements as referred by West Berkshire Council Housing Team.

 Provision for rough sleepers to access washing facilities (shower) upon referrals by West Berkshire Council Housing Team.

 Support and integration services to enable service users to move on successfully from the service in a sustainable and planned way.

 The successful organisation will demonstrate the ability to provide successful short term accommodation services that support and monitor outcomes for service users in the following domains: Economic Well-Being, Education and Leisure, Health and Wellbeing, Housing & Safety.

 (MT Ref:136759)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


title: STUDENT OPPORTUNITY OUTCOMES FRAMEWORK RESEARCH PROGRAMME: IN DEPTH STUDY AND SURVEY WORK

description: This project will gather and evaluate a broad range of qualitative and quantitative data to explore the relationship between universities and colleges’ activity and expenditure on widening access, supporting student success and improving graduate outcomes, and the returns to individuals and their local communities, and the economy and society more broadly. In doing so, it will build upon and complement a parallel study that is focused on developing and testing an outcomes framework for our Student Opportunity allocation.


title: GB-Stoke: Recruitment & Selection Consultancy Advice for up to 10 Senior Roles

description: Stoke on Trent City Council were seeking a company to provide recruitment and selection consultancy advice for up to ten senior roles. Further details were contained within the Specification.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

street: Corporate Procurement,Floor 1, Civic Centre,Glebe Street

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: GB-Leicester: Community Opportunity 2014

description: Description: Health and social work services. Social work and related services. Social work services. Provision of services to the community. Other community, social and personal services. Daycare services. Leicester City Council’s Adult Social Care Division invites organisations to apply for Framework Agreements in relation to the provision of Community Opportunities – Enhancing Choice, Independence and Inclusion services to individuals within Leicester. Community Opportunities Services shall reflect a personalised support system based upon individual choice and personal budgets working in partnership with universal community services. Services will be flexible and developed to offer a wide range of opportunities, both venue based and in the community, in a group or at individual level, to support individual outcomes for all. They will offer disabled adults and older people activities and support to maintain and develop skills that will help them in their every-day lives including living, working and taking an active role in the community, as appropriate. An effective and robust enablement focussed Community Opportunities Services will promote the rights of each individual and enhance independence, choice and inclusion. The activities and support will be provided during the day, but may include evenings and weekends, based on the individuals support plan and in order to provide a break for their carers. The primary purpose of the service is to enable people to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible and to achieve and maintain their potential in relation to physical, intellectual, emotional and social capacity. In brief, Community Opportunities Services will offer a range of activities that deliver the following key objectives regardless of user group:- • To provide social contact and stimulation • To offer meaningful activities which maintain and enhance physical and mental • Wellbeing • To provide a place where citizens can be helped to access universal services • To provide (or provide access to) education and training opportunities • To offer or enable preparation for employment or access to work opportunities • To maintain/restore and develop independence including basic life-skills • Care and monitoring of highly dependent or frail and vulnerable adults • Low level support and monitoring for adults at risk • Support and advice for carers including respite care • To assist recovery and rehabilitation after a critical episode

Leicester City Council

street: City Hall,115 Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1FZ


title: GB-Sutton Coldfield: Supply and Delivery of Domestic White Goods

description: Electrical domestic appliances. Supply, Delivery and installation of Domestic White Goods to Project SLAM sites at various UK locations between end of September to end December 2014. Approximate quantities are 105 x Washing Machines, 105 x Vented Tumble Driers, 5 x Double Height Fridges and 134 x Under Counter Fridges, 135 x Microwaves.

Ministry of Defence, DIO

street: Building 51, Ground Floor,Kingston Road

postalCode: B75 7RL


name: Department for Communities and Local Government

title: RM938 - The Provision of Gas Tight Suits

description: This procurement will set up a new Framework through open competition for the provision of gas tight suits. These suits are being procured for use by the UK Fire and Rescue Service and possibly members of the other emergency services and government departments as required to undertake activities in environments contaminated with chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) agents. The procurement will be based upon a technical specification which will include a requirement for the suit to conform to Category A of British Standard BS 8467:2006 or equivalant, as detailed in the specification and award criteria. This standard includes a dynamic mannequin in live agent test and requires data from a mannequin/man-in-simulant test along with other evaluation criteria. Full details can be found within the Contract Notice at http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:110582-2014:TEXT:EN:HTML&tabId=1


title: Cleaning Services- Student Residences Deep Clean

description: This tender is for the provision of cleaning services for student residential accommodation at the University of the West of England (UWE). UWE currently provides in excess of 3000 study bedrooms of residential accommodation to its students. During the summer vacation period (June – September) all areas of the accommodation are given a ‘deep clean’, both within the flats and houses and in the common parts. The University also runs its residential conferences in the accommodation during this time and following these the accommodation received a second ‘final departure clean’ turning the accommodation back to the deep clean specification. Both the deep clean, final departure clean and conferencing cleaning is required to a hotel standard and we are looking for partners who will be able to provide a first class standard of service. The successful tenders will need to be able to demonstrate exceptional levels of organisation, operational management, resource levels and ability and commitment to meet the challenges this opportunity will present. Please note that UWE will be closed from 12:00pm on Wednesday 24th December 2014 and will re-open at 8.30am on Monday 5th January 2015. Any expressions of interest or queries received after 10:00am on Wednesday 24th December 2014 will not be responded to until 5th January 2015. To obtain the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire, please register and express your company's interest at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/he/aspx/Home . The deadline for requesting documents is 15:00, 13th January 2015. Completed hardcopy PQQs should be received by 14:00 of Friday 23rd January 2015.


title: Tender for the Supply, Delivery & Installation of a Benchtop Scanning Electron Microscope - High Growth Centre Project X03120PR

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

University of Chester

street: Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ


title: Modernisation of Lift Installations to Castlegate House & Moorfield House

Bristol City Council

street: B Bond,Smeaton Road

postalCode: BS1 6EE


name: Ministry of Defence Commercial - Land Equipment

title: TACTICAL HEARING PROTECTION SYSTEM DISMOUNTED CLOSE COMBAT USER CAPABILITY


title: HART Training Tower

description: The provision of a HART Training Tower for NWAS (North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust). The successful supplier will design, fabricate and construct a structure which is essentially a steel tower for our staff to train at height. The project will be project managed by a third party on behalf of NWAS and the timeline starts early December 2014 with completion no later than 27th February 2015. NWAS seeks a supplier with experience of this type of construction.

North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust

street: 156-158 Bury Old Road,Whitefield

postalCode: M45 6AQ


title: ECITB Be Part of Engineering Construction Schools Roadshow

description: The ECITB is looking to raise the awareness of the career opportunities within the engineering construction industry to school leavers. Themes should be based on the entry routes into the industry and include ‘apprenticeships’, ‘university’, ‘professional’ and schools diploma whilst maintaining the attention of students in a fun way but also delivering a serious message. The ECITB is seeking to appoint a theatre company that will provide a performance of between 40 and 50 minutes duration on the themes mentioned above. Essentially the same performance is to be delivered across England, Scotland and Wales to years 9, 10 or 11, or a mix of all three, with minor script changes permitted per country to match their local requirements, and also any school requirements. ECITB has 9 geographical regions that would each require a weeks worth of performances within schools in the specified area. In addition a community performance is required to take place in England, Scotland and Wales with local enterprise partners

ECITB

street: Blue Court,Church Lane

postalCode: WD4 8JP


title: GB-Braintree: Open Space, Sports and Recreational Facilities Strategy

description: Braintree District Council is commissioning consultants to undertake a new recreational strategy for the complete portfolio of its open spaces, sports pitches and indoor facilities; this document will assess the current provision and provide a comprehensive needs assessment to inform the decision making process up to 2033. This document will be expected to replace the Braintree District Green Spaces Strategy September 2008 and the Open Spaces Audit 2006. The evidence collated will guide the District Council and Parish/Town Councils, as well as other bodies, as to where and how to improve facilities. It will provide the evidence base for a new Local Plan policy. The consultants will be expected to audit facilities, assess quantity and quality, accessibility, develop a Playing Pitch and Indoor Sports Facilities and Open Spaces Strategy, highlight deficiencies and surpluses in provision and provide a comprehensive set of recommendations for local standards to be adopted by the Council.

Braintree District Council

street: Causeway House,Bocking End

postalCode: CM7 9HB


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

title: Advertising Holiday Guide

description: The placement and management of an advertising campaign to generate requests for the 2015 West Norfolk Holiday Guide. The aim is to achieve the most advantageous use of a budget of £22,000, to generate ‘new lead’ requests for the Holiday Guide. This budget will be split into two lots for two separate campaigns. Lot 1 has a budget of £8,000 for using on-line media and Lot 2 has a budget of £14,000 for using off line media. Tenders will also be considered for providing a fulfilment and postage service in respect of these campaigns.

street: Kings Court,Chapel Street

postalCode: PE30 1EX


title: Haverton Hill Remedial Works

description: The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint an earthworks contractor to carry out re- profiling and landscaping works on a series of earth mounds at the former Haverton Hill shipyard, including disposal of excess soils from the site in accordance with current waste management regulations.

WYG on behalf of the HCA

street: Arndale Court, Otley Road, Leeds

postalCode: LS6 2UJ


title: Tunnel Boring Machine specification research

description: This invitation to Tender (ITT) is issued by High Speed Two (“HS2”) Limited (“Employer”). As part of the Employer’s work in designing an integrated railway proposition, the purpose of this ITT is to seek a Supplier to undertake a study of the relevant design parameters to be considered in the specification for Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs). The study is required to ensure that the Employer is able to consider all the parameters that are required to specify a safe efficient TBM. The outcome of the study is a single consolidated Final Report, in both a PDF format and an editable format, detailing the results of this study. The Final Report shall identify any necessary further areas of study to further progress remaining issues (which shall be the subject of a further competition).

High Speed Two Limited

street: One Canada Square,Canary Wharf

postalCode: E14 5AB


title: GB-Bath: Rotary Table

description: Supply of a Rotary Table

University of Bath

street: Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY


title: EFFUSIVE ERUPTIONS AVIATION IMPACTS PROJECT

description: The Science and Research unit within the DfT is running this procurement to help build the evidence base around effusive eruptions and their potential impact on the aviation industry.

Department for Transport

street: Zone 3, Ashdown House,Sedlescombe Road North

postalCode: TN37 7GA


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 6630 Evaluation Management Unit for West Africa Food Markets Pilot Programme

description: The overall impact of the Programme is to contribute to better functioning regional agriculture markets. This will be realised through the outcome of an increase in food traded and an increase in those benefiting from cross-border trade. The Programme, together with FoodTrade East and Southern Africa (ESA) and the Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) will contribute strongly to Africa Regional Programmes' key results, directly benefitting over 130,000 male and female farmers (more than 700,000 people including household members) by 2018. FoodTrade ESA will also undergo an independent evaluation and DFID will draw lessons for the future from both programme evaluations. The end beneficiaries will be primarily poor farmers and traders along key trading corridors across the two target borders (Burkina Faso – Ghana and Niger – Nigeria). This will include households headed by women. They will benefit through greater access and availability of inputs and services that allow them equitable access to food markets and to increase their productivity, production and income. The poor in rural and urban settings will also benefit indirectly, through greater and more secure availability of foodstuffs, as well as lower price volatility.


title: Young People's Sexual Health Information

description: The requirement is for the delivery of a specialist sexual health and advice service to young people under 25 in England through the provision of a confidential helpline and online and text service. The service provider will provide a service tailored to the needs of young people and advisors will be trained to a high standard in sexual health and relationships information and listening and counselling skills. They will respond to all enquiries related to sexual health, sexually transmitted infections, contraception, emergency contraception, pregnancy, termination, sexual dysfunction and relationships. They will provide a specialist service which is not available from NHS Direct and DH-funded services.


title: Beech Hurst Catering Contract 2014

description: The Council wishes to hear from catering providers to service the staff restaurant and meeting rooms within a 3 mile radius of its head office in Andover. The contract is for 3 years with a potential for a 3 year extension. Further details of the requirements can be found within the documents along with information about how the estimated value given in this notice is made up.


title: RM3153 SB-963 Provision of CD Recorders

description: 1.1 Asylum Casework Directorate interview and decide applications for protection within the United Kingdom and make decisions on those applications. Often interviews are lengthy and can last between 3 to 4 hours on average hence the requirement to install recording equipment to enable a reduction in hand written notes. 1.2 The Authority requires an initial fifteen (15) devices to record interviews; however, due to the nature of this requirement, it is proposed that a call off contract is put in place to allow for further purchases to be made when required. 1.3 Please see attached document for full description.

Government Procurement Service

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


name: Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit

title: Referral Management Service - NHS Nottingham West, and NHS Nottingham North and East Clinical Commissioning Groups.

description: The aim of the service is to provide a referral management service for the following specialties:- Nottingham North and East CCG Practices:  Ophthalmology  Dermatology Nottingham West CCG Practices:  Ophthalmology  Dermatology (minimal activity) It will include the administrative aspects for referrals which will be subject to a clinical triage. The GP referral will be sent to the Referral Management Centre. From there it will be sent to the clinical triage for assessment and passed back to the Referral Management Centre for onward action as described by the triage clinician.


title: Re-wetting Glasson Mosses SSSI, part of South Solway Mosses NNR

description: This tender is for the rewetting of 8.2ha of degraded but vegetated Lowland Raised Bog. The raised mires of this site are of international importance, and every accommodation to ensure the mires are not damaged must be made. In particular, there must be full adherence to the conditions governing the use of fires to dispose of cut materials. The safety of the site must be held as the major priority at all times.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


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

title: To Replace Smoke Vent Cowls & Fan Covers on A, B and C Wings at HMP Buckley Hall


title: University Technical College (UTC) Pre - Approval Support: Grant Application Process

description: To provide pre-approval support to organisations wishing to establish a University Technical College. See 'Supporting Documents' for further information.

Department for Education

postalCode: postcode


title: DFID 6719 Independent Evaluation of the Zambia Accountability Programme

description: The evaluation will focus on the impact and effectiveness of the following programme components: For Component 1 (IDEA) the priority evaluation focus will be determined by the Evaluator’s review of the evidence base but may include: To what extent have the assumptions about the link between outputs and outcomes held true in this programme? The link between the parliamentary scorecard and voting behaviour The link between community radio and MPs promises and voting behaviour For Component 2 (CSEP), the priority evaluation focus will be: social contracts radio programmes


description: Vehicle Lease and Fleet Management Services. Due to a system limitation, this opportunity is shown as being in the range £500,000,000 to £999,999,999; however, it is, as correctly shown in the OJEU Contract Notice, in the range £500,000,000 to £1,000,000,000. Crown Commercial Service as the Contracting Authority is putting in place a Pan Government Collaborative Framework Agreement for use by UK public sector bodies identified at VI.3 (and any future successors to these organisations), which include Central Government Departments and their Arm's Length Bodies and Agencies, Non Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies and Local Authorities. The above Public Sector Bodies have a need for Vehicle Lease and Fleet Management. Crown Commercial Service reserves the right for an electronic auction to be held by Public Sector bodies during further competition among the parties to the Framework Agreement(s). The Contracting Authority considers that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (‘TUPE’) may apply at Call-Off Agreement level under Lot 3 of this Framework Agreement. The Contracting Authority considers TUPE not to be an issue in respect to Lot 1 and 2 on the basis that there is no organised grouping of employees dedicated to providing these services under the current arrangements. It is the responsibility of Potential Providers to take their own advice and consider whether TUPE is likely to apply in the particular circumstances at individual Call Off agreement stage under this Framework Agreement and to act accordingly. CPV: 66114000, 34100000, 34110000, 34111000, 34111100, 34111200, 34113000, 34113100, 34113200, 34113300, 34114000, 34114100, 34114110, 34114120, 34114121, 34114122, 34114200, 34114210, 34114400, 34115000, 34115200, 34115300, 34120000, 34121000, 34121100, 34121200, 34121300, 34121400, 34121500, 34130000, 34131000, 34133000, 34133100, 34134000, 34134200, 34138000, 34140000, 34144100, 34144420, 34144440, 34144500, 34144520, 34144700, 34144710, 34144730, 34144740, 34144750, 34144900, 34144910, 34200000, 34210000, 34223300, 34400000, 34410000, 34420000, 34421000, 50111000, 50111100, 50111110, 50117100, 50118100, 50118200, 50118300, 50118400, 50118500.


title: Framework Agreement for IT Solutions and Peripherals

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

 Red Cross wishes to establish a Framework Agreement with a number of suitably qualified and experienced providers for the provision of IT hardware solutions and peripherals. Red Cross’ current requirements include, but is not limited to:

 Desktop client devices;

 Laptop devices;

 Tablet and hybrid devices;

 Thin client devices;

 IT peripherals; and

 Close to Box services.

 This is a collaborative procurement exercise between the Red Cross’ Management Information Services Team and the Corporate Purchasing Team following consultation with key internal stakeholders.

 The Management Information Services Team is responsible for the strategic management and delivery of the Society’ IT infrastructure and delivery of a programme of work that improves our core IT systems and services, whilst ensuring end user experience. The Corporate Purchasing Team is responsible for the procurement of national goods and services for the Red Cross and the development of procurement processes, procedures, strategies and policies in line with recognised best practice. Thus, this collaborative procurement exercise shall seek to deliver goods and services that improve our core IT infrastructure, ensures business continuity and procured in a cost-effective manner.

 The successful Framework Agreement Supplier(s) shall be required to evidence best value in their proposals and clearly illustrate added value.

 This Framework Agreement shall be open to all other departments within Red Cross, and may be open to its collaborative partners if detailed within the Specification.

 It is anticipated that this Framework Agreement will be awarded for a duration of 2 years, with the option to extend thereafter for a period of up to 24 months.

 This Framework Agreement will be establish in three Lots based on the scope of requirement to be undertaken as detailed below. It is anticipated that between one and three suppliers will be appointed onto each Lot, subject to demand and competitiveness of pricing:

 * Lot 1 – The supply and delivery of IT Hardware Solutions, including desktops client devices, laptop devices, and thin client devices, and associated services;

 * Lot 2 – The supply and delivery of tablet and hybrid devices and associated services; and

 * Lot 3 – The supply and delivery of IT Peripherals and associated services.

 This Invitation to Tender will be evaluated in a two stage process where Tenderers who meet the minimum Framework Selection Criteria will then proceed to the Framework Award Criteria and will then be evaluated on the Lowest Price basis per Lot.

 Please refer to the Invitation to Tender and Tender Response document for further information.

 (MT Ref:139049)

British Red Cross

street: 1 Smithhills Street,Corporate Purchasing Team

postalCode: PA1 1EA


title: Community Ophthalmology Service

description: NHS Nottingham City Community Ophthalmology Service The NHS Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group would like to commission a Community Ophthalmology Service, which is optometrist led. The intention is to procure the service from a single provider who is able to facilitate multiple clinic locations in order to maximise accessibility for patients. The Community Ophthalmology Services will act as a gateway to prevent unnecessary referrals to secondary care by offering referral triage and community based assessment, management and treatment. The Community Ophthalmology Service will offer; Community Ophthalmology Referral Triage of adult ophthalmology referrals (GOS18 via GP or GP referral) with a 48 hour turnaround Community Ophthalmology Assessment appointment and management of minor eye conditions by an appropriately qualified optometrist (within a 2 week waiting time). Follow up will be offered if clinical required and onward referral will be made as appropriate. Low vision assessment providing advice, provision of visual aids and signposting to support organisations. Clinical peer review and audit Education and feedback to referrers The service will be paid on a cost and volume basis; the maximum payment for delivery of the service will be as follows: Community Ophthalmology Assessment £45, Community Ophthalmology Follow up £25 Community Ophthalmology Low Vision Aid Pathway (assessment and follow up contact) £65 GOS18 Triage £200 per triage week (2 sessions per week) We are looking to award the contract to one provider. To request a tender pack please contact David Bailey on Tel 0115 8831773 or email David.Bailey@gemcsu.nhs.uk Closing date for completed tenders will be at 5pm on Thursday 17th April 2014

Nottingham City CCG

street: Standard Court,Park Row

postalCode: NG1 6GN


title: DSG/WSPT/SPARES DSG/WSPT/0037

description: Provision of Armoured Fighting Vehicle Lifting Jacks


title: Steam Boiler Equipment

description:
As part of a bespoke steam system, Wilson Biochemicals wish to purchase one electric steam boiler comprising:

 - Boiler

 - Feed water tank

 - Blow down vessel

 - All mounted on a skid

 (MT Ref:135955)

Wilson Bio-Chemicals Limited

street: The Innovation Centre, Innovation Way,York Science Park, Heslington

postalCode: YO10 5NY


title: Bereavement, Burial and Cremation Services Software

description:
Bereavement Services at Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council provides advice, Burial and Cremation services, welfare funerals arrangements and memorial safety. These are delivered over 8 cemeteries, 1 crematorium and 16 closed churchyards.

 The Council's current crematorium system was installed over 15 years ago. Over this time is has become outdated and is no longer considered fit for purpose. Many of the processes are required to be completed manually therefore there are many inefficiencies and there is a huge dependency on existing staff.

 The Cemeteries do not have an IT system, therefore all of the processes have to be carried about manually. Cemetery burials have to be recorded in a paper based system.

 A new Cemetery and Crematorium system would cut down the amount of administration work dramatically and resulting in more modern and cost effective processes.

 Bookings are limited to office hours which can be restrictive. An online booking system allowing provisional out of hours bookings would significantly improve the service offering in terms of availability.

 Officers at the Cemetery and Crematorium have been working towards a more integrated bereavement service with the delivery and installation of supportive software being a requirement to further aid in the delivery of this initiative.

 (MT Ref:111124)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

street: Civic Offices,,Merrial Street,,Customer and ICT Projects Management

postalCode: ST5 2AG


description: Request for Quotation for a Positive Behaviour Support and Restrictive Physical Intervention programme of learning.

Cornwall Council - Central Procurement

street: County Hall,Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: GB-Stevenage: Small Roadworks Framework

description: Stevenage Borough Council wished to invite expressions of interest for a Small Roadworks Framework from suitably experienced contractors who possess the resources required to carry out routine maintenance works to roads, footways, footpaths, car parks, open spaces and parking areas etc. North Hertfordshire District Council may also call off of this framework. It is intended that the framework with be for 2 years with the potential to extend for up to a further 24 months. It is anticipated that the framework will be awarded to up to eight contractors on the basis of a schedule of rates. To obtain further information on this opportunity please download the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire using the instructions below.

Stevenage Borough Council

street: Stevenage Borough Council,Daneshill House,Danestrete

postalCode: SG1 1HN


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Clinical & Offensive waste bags

description:
Competition Title : Clinical & Offensive waste bags
 Competition Notes : Teh Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital are looking for suppliers of various size & weight bags - ENQUIRY ONLY at this stage Please state if you can supply these items via NHS SC and if so, provide order codes.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: THE SUPPLY OF MANAGED NETWORK SERVICES TO THE CONNECTED DIGITAL ECONOMY CATAPULT

description: The provision of managed network services will be made up of the following components: •LAN requirements •Network perimeter security •Wireless LAN •Managed Services The provider shall be responsible for the installation, patch, testing, configuration, management, maintenance and support of all LAN and Voice equipment. The provider shall install a resilient standards based architecture which obeys a typical Core/Aggregation and Edge model. The LAN is expected to support in the region of 250 devices, comprising (but not limited to): Printers, Telephones, CCTV, Access Control, PC's, Mac's and a variety of iOS, Android hand-held and other BYOD devices. The provider shall be required to implement end-to-end QoS for delay sensitive traffic across all links under the provider's management and control. This shall include the configuration of Unicast and Multicast for real-time streaming content (for example, may include Bonjour Gateway services for AppleTV or similar IPTV and CCTV requirements). The provider shall install NAC / IDPS technologies to manage network access and threats. Provide 802.11ac ready and secure WiFi access for Corporate users, guests (visitor numbers are expected to be reasonably high) and IPT. The provider shall be responsible for delivering, managing and maintaining the full suite of IPT Unified Communications Services to promote voice, video collaboration, application sharing with remote parties as well as the standard functions of dial-tone to the desk, voicemail and call logging. The provider shall install, configure, manage and maintain resilient site perimeter FireWall services, predominantly to manage Guest WiFi access. Full layer 2 and layer 3 functions shall be required throughout the LAN, where routing calculations shall be made within the Aggregation Layer. Provide up to 24 x 7 management and monitoring and service desk function. Coordinate with selected WAN provider to design, execute and interface the LAN into the 'Private Cloud' strategy. The provider shall investigate and evaluate requirements, agree a design and deliver a fully managed solution. The provider shall assume that Racks, Power, Cooling, Structured Cabling and resilient Wide Area 'hand-off' shall be provided by the Client. This shall predominantly be considered a BYOD environment, therefore it cannot be assumed that 'agents' and 'client' software shall be permissible on devices. Services: •Provision of professional services to design, install and commission the infrastructure. •Management – The Company is looking for managed network infrastructure service provided in accordance with a suitable Service Level Agreement (SLA) and Service Delivery framework. The managed service is to encompass all components proposed within this notice. Out of scope: •Telephony services •Purchase of hardware •Purchase of Internet services For further information and to request a copy of the PQQ please email finance@cde.catapult.org.uk including the words "PQQ Request - LAN Services" in the subject line.

Connected Digital Economy Catapult

street: One Euston Square,40 Melton Street

postalCode: NW1 2FD


currency: GBP

title: The historical development and assessment of survival and significance of purpose-built police stations in England c.1850-1995

description: 6310: English Heritage wishes to commission a report to provide a broad contextual understanding of the history and development of the police station as a building type from c.1850-1995, and a gazetteer of examples which represent the range and types of police stations in urban, suburban and rural locations across England but excluding the Metropolitan Police. The report will be disseminated via the English Heritage and HELM websites. English Heritage’s Designation Department will use the report and gazetter to inform future individual assessments for listing. Other stakeholders, such as local or police authority planning officers will be able to use the report to make informed decisions on the future of their historic buildings. The date range begins at the period when police stations are designed and built expressly for that purpose outside London. The history of Metropolitan Police stations in London is reasonably well understood and the buildings, for the most part, known about; this project will shed new light on previously under-investigated buildings. The cut-off date of the mid-1990s prepares those responsible for Designation now and in the next few years for assessing the buildings as they become eligible under the thirty-year rule. Further details are contained in the project brief which is available for download in the Supporting Documents section (see below). Combined with 6311:https://online.contractsfinder.businesslink.gov.uk/Common/View%20Notice.aspx?site=1000&lang=en&NoticeId=1218243 English Heritage wishes to commission a report to provide a broad contextual understanding of the history and development of the fire station as a building type from c.1840-1995. It will include a gazetteer of representative examples demonstrating the range and types of fire stations in urban, suburban and rural locations. The report will be promoted and disseminated via the English Heritage and HELM websites. English Heritage Designation will use both report and gazetter to inform future individual assessments for listing, but it is not intended as the basis of a thematic review. Other stakeholders, such as local authority planning offices and certainly fire autorities themselves, along with their contractors, will be able to use the report to make informed decisions on the future of their historic buildings. The report will hopefully perform a similar role to the guidance on ‘London’s Historic Fire Stations,’ published in 2010, which remains a valuable tool in managing change to historic fire stations in London. Further details are contained in the project brief which is available for download in the Supporting Documents section (see below).

English Heritage

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

postalCode: SN2 2EH


title: Spray Particle Size Analyser

description: Spray Particle Size Analyser for Health & Safety Laboratory

Health & Safety Laboratory

postalCode: SK17 9JN


title: GB-Colchester: DSG General Engineering, Plating Services

description: DSG (the Authority) are seeking expressions of interest from industry to provide UK wide Sub-Contracted General Engineering Services for Plating in Zinc, Phosphate, CAD and Chrome. All collection, delivery, packaging and preservation to be undertaken by the contractor. The Authority is looking to place a framework agreement "No business whatsoever is guaranteed under any resulting framework agreement or contract indeed there is no guarantee that any framework agreement or contract will be put in place in relation to this notice. No compensation etc will be paid if a tender or resulting framework agreement is withdrawn for any reason. Bidders should take part in this process only on the basis that they fully understand and accept this position”. Estimated quantities/packages of work are:- largely unknown at this time and dependent upon customer demand. The Authority only Sub-Contracts when it is unable carry to out the tasks due to Geographical, Capacity or Capability restraints. Plating Zinc, Phosphate, CAD and Chrome to include Hydraulic Rams QA Standards or equivalent: The Contractor shall hold and maintain a certification to BS EN ISO 9001:2000/2008 or equivalent in relation to the advertised requirement, issued by an accredited certification body. The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement, and the contract will be awarded on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender. Dependent upon the number of expressions received the Authority may undertake a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) to down select the number of potential providers to take forward to Invitation to tender. If a PQQ is not issued the potential providers will need to sign a Statement of Good Standing The estimated annual contract value is £20,000.00. If the estimated annual contract value is greater than 40% of the supplier's turnover, the Authority reserves the right to exclude the supplier from being selected to tender except where the supplier provides, to the satisfaction of the Authority, evidence showing it has sufficient economic and financial capability, e.g. such evidence may include: 1. Any additional information proving it has sufficient economic and financial resources to deliver the requirement; and 2. State whether the supplier is willing to provide the Authority with an indemnity, guarantee or bank bond. A financial assessment will be undertaken on the supplier's financial status. An overall pass / fail judgement will be made after considering areas such as turnover, profit, net assets, liquidity, gearing and capacity. This assessment will include the Parent company where applicable. An independent financial assessment obtained from a reputable credit rating organisation will be utilised as part of this process Expressions of Interest should not exceed 2 A4 pages. Expressions of Interest can be e-mailed to bob.hulbert@dsg.mod.uk and will be acknowledged. Late expressions will not be considered Only those expressions of interest that fully meet the above criteria and subsequent PQQ if issued shall be considered for Invitation to Tender (ITT).

Defence Support Group

street: Flagstaff Road,Colchester,Essex

postalCode: CO2 7SR


name: Connected Digital Economy Catapult Limited

title: THE SUPPLY OF MARKETING SERVICES TO THE CONNECTED DIGITAL ECONOMY CATAPULT

description: Connected Digital Economy Catapult https://cde.catapult.org.uk/ is a national centre to rapidly advance the UK's best digital ideas. We build platforms for UK SMEs to innovate on at speed and with less risk. We bring together a range of partners such as businesses, large and small, the research and academic community, and other catapult companies. The Digital Catapult is proposing to award a contract of up to £80k (excluding VAT) to a Communications Agency to procure content for showcasing across multiple channels. ‘Content’ is defined as case studies of relevant SMEs within a specific industry and field, which may be executed in print, digital or physical form. Services to include: • Activating the PR and stakeholder channels to market in order to generate content • Supporting the process of selecting the content, by providing appropriate administrative support and managing the agreed process • Stakeholder management • Narrative creation and development • Deliver value for money and effective results • Facilitate contributing Partners with core messaging and support marketing function Core Requirements: To manage all communications with the content holders. To collate all case studies and craft a coherent narrative from this collective. Key evaluation criteria: – technical knowledge, capability and value for money · Agencies will have to demonstrate experience working with similar organisations within strict compliance with public procurement regulations. For further information and to request a copy of the PQQ please email finance@cde.catapult.org.uk including the words "PQQ Request - Marketing Services - Content" in the subject heading line.

street: 9th Floor, 101 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 2RA


title: Training Needs Analysis for MCM Diesel Engine Applications

description: Training Needs Analysis (TNA) to be conducted to determine the training needs associated with the new diesel engine equipments in Hunt and Sandown Class MCMVs


title: Fire Retardant Bedding

description: Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (TWFRS) are requesting quotations from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers to supply Fire Retardant Bedding.

street: Service Headquarters, Nissan Way,Barmston Mere,Washington

postalCode: SR5 3QY


name: University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

title: ENT Comsumables

postalCode: SO14 0YG


title: Nitrogen efficient measures and communication to achieve diffuse pollution reduction across Wessex Area of the Environment Agency

description: The Contract will require provision of advice and guidance to farmers including site visits and reports.

Environment Agency

street: Manley House

postalCode: EX2 7LQ


title: GB-Leicester: St Peter's Tower Blocks Refurbishment Works 2014-2018

description: Leicester City Council (LCC) wishes to appoint up to 2 providers the undertake refurbishment works of 3 existing 17 storey height buildings each consisting of 85 individual flats. The works will be commencing during the latter part of 2014 with a timeframe for works completion during 2018. There will be no guarantee of work or volume of work to be given under this contract. This is a pre-qualification stage and those who are successful will be invited to tender.

Leicester City Council

street: B Block, New Walk Sentry,Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: PSA 11 for Acoustic Tags

description: To supply 90 acoustic tags (40 x V9 and 50 V7) Tags required to be compatible with existing VEMCO hardware for fish tracking

Environment Agency

street: Rivers House,Threshelfords Business Park,,Inworth Road, Feering

postalCode: CO5 9SE


title: Haemoconcentrators


title: GB-Bath: Deep Cleaning Services for On and Off Campus Accommodation

description: The University of Bath requires deep cleaning services for student accommodation blocks (kitchens and communal bathrooms) in the months of June (on campus) and September (off campus).

University of Bath

street: Claverton Down

postalCode: BA2 7AY


name: National Heritage Protection Commissions

title: Review of Tools for Collaborative Knowledge Capture and Communication

description: English Heritage wishes to commission a contractor to undertake a short research study into the current ‘state-of-the-art’ of tools to promote collaborative preparation of specialist publications aimed at knowledge capture and communication. Outcomes will be a report and a working demonstration or ‘proof of concept’ system, both produced by a commissioned consultant.

street: Swindon


title: E-Board Solution

description: e-Board software solution to securely deliver Board material to Board members of the Competition and Markets Authority enabling Board members to review material in a timely and accessible format.

Competition & Markets Authority

street: Victoria House,Southampton Row

postalCode: WC1B 4AD


title: Supported Accommodation for 16 - 17 year old young people in care and leaving care 2

description: Rolling Select list - Open to allow further applications for inclusion on the list.

Norfolk County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: Supply & Installation of Scaffolding

description: This contract is for supply & installation of scaffolding. Midland Heart is looking to aware to a panel of suppliers for a period of six months. Work will be awarded in rotation subject to performance and responsiveness and any limits on exposure that Midland Heart determine. The total value of works is expected to be in the order of £100,000 split between the panel of suppliers. Midland Heart has already sourced 1 of these suppliers and is looking for a further 2 suppliers to compliment this panel. Midland Heart requires all suppliers to carry identity badges bearing both a picture of the tradesperson and a Midland Heart logo and contact numbers. Midland Heart will issue these identity badges to your staff. Midland Heart will require DBS checks for all staff visiting occupied properties. The supplier is expected to deliver the following - • Supply and install platforms up to three storeys • Supply and install platforms for roofing and chimney work The Service Standards are as follows - • Inspection of urgent job within 1 working day • Installation within 3 working days • Dismantle within 3 working days The service is to be delivered in line with the National Housing Federation Schedule of Rates V6.1 The opportunity can be found on the Bravosolutions website here - https://iewm.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml Suppliers Instructions How to Express Interest in this Tender~: 1. Register your company on the eSourcing portal (this is only required once) - Browse to the eSourcing Portal: https://iewm.bravosolution.co.uk and click the link to register - Accept the terms and conditions and click ‘continue’ - Enter your correct business and user details - Note the username you chose and click ‘Save’ when complete - You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure) 2. Express an Interest in the tender - Login to the portal with the username/password - Click the ‘ITTs Open To All Suppliers’ link. - Click on the relevant ITT to access the content. - Click the ‘Express Interest’ button at the top of the page. - This will move the ITT into your ‘My ITTs' page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only) -You can now access any attachments by clicking ‘Buyer Attachments’ in the ‘ITT Details’ box 3. Responding to the tender - Click ‘My Response’ under ‘ITT Details’, you can choose to ‘Create Response’ or to ‘Decline to Respond’ (please give a reason if declining) - You can now use the ‘Messages’ function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification - Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the ITT - There may be a mixture of online and offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available) You must then submit your reply using the ‘Submit Response’ button at the top of the page. If you require any further assistance please consult the online help, or contact the eTendering help desk. The opportunity will close 05/08/14 at 12:00.

Midland Heart

street: 20 Bath Row

postalCode: B15 1LZ


title: Transition Funding and Start up Grants research and case studies

description: We are seeking to commission a suite of in depth case studies, with supporting images, to reflect on grantees progress both during funded activity and once projects have been completed. We have identified 10 funded projects which would be suitable for this research and these will form the population for the case studies.

National Heritage Memorial Fund

street: 7 Holbein Place

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: PROVISION OF AD HOC INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES

description: Provision of Ad Hoc International Emergency Response Services and Associated Services

International Nuclear Services (INS)

street: Hinton House,Birchwood Park Avenue,Risley

postalCode: WA3 6GR


title: Provision of water supply to Monks Wood NNR

description: The supply and installation of 850m water pipe and 2 no. cattle troughs to Monks Wood NNR, near Sawtry in Cambridgeshire

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: GB-Telford: Swimming & Leisure transport

description: The provider must provide the provision of vehicles with drivers for the transportation of children and young people from designated pick-up points to specified locations, and the return of children and young people to designated drop-off points.

Telford & Wrekin Council

street: Darby House,Lawn Central

postalCode: TF3 4JA


title: Provision of Water to British Forces Gibraltar


title: DFID 6827 Community Development Programme - Nepal (CDP)

description: The main objective of the CDP is to ensure local governments are more capable, through intensified support for 18 districts that have particular problems delivering services (for example remoteness and insecurity). The overall goal of CDP is to help reduce poverty complementing to LGCDP results.


title: DUD - The Provision of a Private Sector House Condition Energy Efficiency Survey

description: The Council is seeking to commission a survey of private sector housing stock conditions and energy efficiency. It is envisaged that the survey will comprise a sample survey of all private tenures, including registered social landlords.

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Council House

postalCode: DY1 1HF


title: Humber Estuary Bird Decline Investigation (IPENS Project)

description: There is increasing evidence suggesting that populations of many of the nationally and internationally important wintering and passage bird species within the Humber Estuary SSSI/SPA/Ramsar site are in decline. For some of these species the decline seems to be either greater than regional or national trends or contrary to those wider trends. Reasons for these declines or changes in distribution are many, varied and probably multifaceted, and likely to be linked to changes in the availability of resources such as food quality and quantity, and location and availability of suitable roost sites both within and outside the estuary. The reasons for the observed bird declines are yet to be clearly identified and measures needed to redress the issues cannot be formulated without better understanding of the influences on population change. Management intervention is however likely to be key to the recovery of the estuary populations, ensuring better ecological resilience to respond to anthropogenic and natural change. This project will collate the existing literature and expert knowledge in the principal factors limiting resource availability and affecting the distribution of each of the waterbird species of concern in the Humber Estuary, in order to identify the major influences of the observed population declines within the estuary and to recommend conservation measures and actions that could redress these issues.


name: Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Supply/Installation/Commissioning - Time Lapse Camera Systems (Assisted Conception Unit)

description:
Supply/Installation/Commissioning of four (4) individual time lapse cameras to be located in an existing incubator. The time lapse cameras should utilise light phase. The system should allow time lapse recording up to day 6 in culture and there should be an option to customise the system.

 These cameras are to be installed in the Assisted Conception Unit located in the Jessop Wing of the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

 (MT Ref:109464)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Integrated Community Elective Services (ICES15)

description: Delivery of elective services throughout Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly covering the following specialties: General Surgery Trauma & Orthopaedics Gastroenterology Ophthalmology Dermatology Rheumatology Gynaecology ENT Cardiology Urology


title: Evaluation of STRIVE Pre-Employment and Skills Pilot for Single Homeless People

description: The Department for Communities and Local Government, (DCLG), would like to commission an evaluation of STRIVE (Skills, Training, Innovation and Employment) a pre-employment and skills pilot for single homeless people in London. The proposed evaluation aims to provide unique insight into whether this type of Government intervention does or does not work. Full details can be found in the attached specification.

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: Photometric Imaging Equipment

description: This contract is for photometric imaging equipment, for the measurement of luminance and colour, and the evaluation of readability of in-vehicle displays. Please refer to http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofwarwick for further information. You will be able to download the full tender documents from this site. Any queries in relation to this requirement should be directed to the University of Warwick via the correspondence functionality of our e-tendering system. Failure to do so may result in queries being excluded from the procedure.

The University of Warwick

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

postalCode: CV4 8UW