title: RM1043 Digital Services - NHS Improving Quality

description: NHS IQ’s existing web presence centres around an Umbraco platform website www.NHSIQ.nhs.uk. It was put in place in July 2013 to serve as an immediate online presence for our users while work on a Discovery phase to fully understand our user’s needs took place. In addition there are some inherited online platforms which house features requiring functionality the Umbraco platform cannot provide. This includes tools, a shop functionality and restricted areas on the legacy body website www.institute.nhs.uk and content on the Change Model website www.ChangeModel.nhs.uk. As such, the web presence of NHS IQ is fragmented and needs to be consolidated. A new website will need to hold static and dynamic content, discussion forums, forms, tools, images, videos and audio recordings and an online catalogue and shop function. It will need to integrate with our CRM system (MyCRM provided by Microsoft Dynamics), and our document repository system (Alfresco). It will need to link with a number of other websites including e-learning websites, the Better Care, Better Values website and PRIMIS’s website. The aim is that our own NHS IQ staff will be able to update, create and manage the majority of the content on the website only calling on the expertise of the supplier(s) when work is beyond their own capabilities e.g. for updates to tools. The website therefore needs to have WYSIWYG back end pages and be simple to navigate and update, and the supplier(s) will need to provide training to the NHS IQ staff. In addition, the website and development process will need to comply with all Digital by Default Service Standards.


name: Department for Education, Education Funding Agency

scheme: CPV

title: Student Bursary Support Service

street: 53-55 Butts Road, Earlsdon Park.

postalCode: CV1 3BH

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: Post-Operative Autotransfusion

documentType: tenderNotice

description:
Competition Title : Post-Operative Autotransfusion
 Competition Notes : Please complete and return the attached Invitation to Tender document to supply the Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt NHS Foundation Trust for a 3 year contract.

 For full details, see how to apply below.

procurementMethod: open

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


name: University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

title: Transportation of Pathology Specimens

postalCode: SO14 0YG


title: Gateway Asia II Contract Notice for Consultants

description: Are you looking for a new challenge in life? Are you a multi-skilled Business Development Consultant/Adviser/Trainer/Specialist Business Consultancy Company? Do you have experience of business advice and/or project management in the UK and overseas? The Gateway Asia Programme is looking to expand its strategic and technical network of private and public sector partners and suppliers who have the experience and expertise to assist in the design and delivery of the next stage of this unique and exciting bi-lateral trade initiative targeted at London’s SMEs. The Role: To provide a holistic and integrated advisory, consultancy, training and mentoring and signposting support service to SMEs under the Gateway Asia Programme to SMEs seeking to enter and/or expand into emerging markets, especially in India, the Sub-Continent, China, East, West and South Africa.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Harrow College

street: Lowlands Road

postalCode: HA1 3AQ


title: Queenborough & Rushenden – Twyfords and Klondyke Land Raising

description: The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint a contractor to carry out works to undertake site clearance, demolition, slab and foundation removal, contamination remediation, geotechnical ground improvements, enhancement of existing flood defences and the importation and placing of 300,000m3 of suitable material for land raising works on the Twyfords site. Demolition with limited remediation on the Klondyke site.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Homes and Communities Agency

street: The Observatory, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent

postalCode: ME4 4NT


name: Kent and Essex Police Procurement Services

title: Mechanical Building Services Design Engineer - Southend Police Station New 30 Cell Custody Suite, Main Station Curtain Walling, Windows, Doors and Associated Mechanical and Electrical Services

description: Essex Police require a fee offer for the provision of a Mechanical Building Services Design Engineer to work closely with our own in-house Estates Department on the Southend Police Station New 30 Cell Custody Suite, Main Station Curtain Walling, Windows, Doors and Associated Mechanical and Electrical Services Pre-Contract - 9 months Contract - 15 months Post Contract / DLP - 12 months The Mechanical Building Services Design Engineer will ideally work in our offices (approximately 3 days per week) alongside our own in-house design team. For further information contact max.hubbard@kent.pnn.police.uk

street: North Kent Police Station ,Thames Way

postalCode: DA11 8BD


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: 100 Bedside Lockers

description: Supply and delivery of 100 patient bedside lockers.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: Leeds City Council - Recruitment Services: Financial Resources Directorate

description: Leeds City College is seeking to appoint a recruitment agency to support the recruitment of a number of key staff to posts in the Financial Resources Directorate during the early part of this year. Interested recruitment agencies must register free of charge at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/fe/aspx/Home in order to access tender documents (ref LCC T229) and submit tenders.

Leeds City College

street: College House,Park Lane

postalCode: LS3 1AA


documentType: awardNotice

title: Information Age Gallery - Screenbased Animations

description:
The Authority wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of the design and development of 16 scientific animations for the Information Age Gallery at the Science Museum:

 Bro_B_05 – How does a television camera work?

 Bro_C_02 – What is digital Television?

 Con_A_02 – What is geostationary orbit?

 Con_C_02 – How do Earth observation satellites work?

 Web_B_07 – How does information travel through fiber optic cable?

 Web_B_05 – What is packet switching?

 RTC_03 – How do very low frequency waves behave?

 Cab_D_03 – What is wireless telegraphy?

 Con_B_03 – How do GPS satellites work?

 Cab_W_01 – Cable Whispering Gallery animation

 Con_W_01 – Constellation Whispering Gallery animation

 Exc_W_01 – Exchange Whispering Gallery animation

 Web_W_01 – Web Whispering Gallery animation

 Cel_W_01 – Cell Whispering Gallery animation

 Bro_W_01 – Broadcast Whispering Gallery animation

 Con_A_04 - Eurostar satellite

 The exhibit designer should propose an innovative approach that is appealing and accessible for the target audience. The exhibit should create a powerful audiovisual experience while also effectively delivering the intended content.

 Included within this contract:

 The design and development of the exhibits.

 Acquisition or creation of assets (including all necessary licences and/or clearances).

 The presentation of initial and revised concepts at every stage of the development.

 The presentation of initial and revised Look and Feel

 The build of three prototypes for the interactive exhibits and two prototypes for each of the passive exhibits for testing with visitors (including the writing of draft script).

 The build of the final exhibits.

 The exhibit installations - with support from New Media and Maintenance team.

 Detailed O&M manuals

 Ongoing technical support during the 12-month warranty period.

 Not Included:

 The build or procurement of the hardware necessary for the exhibits.

 Content research, final script or copywriting.

 Design and construction of the physical housing or environment for this interactive

 Following appointment, the scientific animation 'Cel_A_01 – Why do we need mobile cells?' and scientific game 'Cel_C_03 – Making the most of microchips' detailed in the original Invitation to Tender have been removed from this contract. (MT Ref:117663)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Public Programmes

postalCode: SW7 2DD


name: Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

title: GB-East Grinstead: Case Note Folders

description: Queen Victoria NHS Hospital Foundation Trust has a requirement for the supply and delivery of Health records Case Note Folders and inserts. It is critical that the colours of the folders match the samples. Changes to inserts / design may be made during the contract; this will be discussed with the successful bidder. The contract will cover a 12 month period. Quote will be selected based on Price, Quality, Delivery and ability to meet our requirements as set out in the specification.Full details can be found in the specification uploaded onto Delta. Please complete the forms attached on Delta including the pricing template and the four mandatory forms. The closing date is 31st March 2014 17:00.

street: Holtye Road

postalCode: RH19 3DZ


title: RM1043 Digital Services - Land Registry DIRECT AWARD

description: Our first step along the digital roadmap is to deliver 3 services and the supporting architecture which are a result of the Alpha and based on user need. These Services and more importantly the underlying infrastructure they will be built upon, are the catalyst for building a digital-first Land Registry. Our vision is to deliver a “digital first” Land Registry; built on openness and transparency, a digital first Land Registry will make transacting with land and property easier and accessible for all our customers; providing a secure service which will guarantee title to millions of people. Our goal is to improve the way users view and apply to change the register. The overall objective of the Land Registry Exemplar is to improve customer experience and develop services, which are based upon a strong user need. Land Registry sought approval in July 2014 to proceed with an alpha development. The primary objective of the Alpha was to explore, with our customers and our people, what we meant by a “digital first” Land Registry and to create the first iteration of a digital roadmap which lays out how, and in what order, we will approach the development of our future services. The main theme running through the heart of the alpha is to make our services; simpler, faster and improve customer experience even more. This project will create a new system of record to store, protect and present the register of properties in England and Wales. We will deliver digital services that present a public view of the register on GOV.UK and a view accessed by authorised users via GOV.UK. Furthermore, we will build a digital service to prototype stage allowing users to add and remove a charge (e.g. remortgage) to an existing title.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/1074

description: MOUNTING LOCKING MECHANISM


title: Banking Services

description:
Harlow District Council is inviting tenders from suitably qualified and experienced banks.

 The service is for the provision of a complete banking service to include the maintenance of the Council’s accounts, online processing of direct credits and debits, presentation of cheques and bank statements, and ancillary services in keeping with local authority business. The contract shall be of four years duration with a possible extension, at the sole discretion of the Council, of 2½ years.

 (MT Ref:134739)

Harlow District Council

street: Civic Centre,Water Gardens,Corporate Procurement

postalCode: CM20 1WG


title: Supply & Delivery of High Performance Liquid Chromatography System with Ultra Violet and Refractive Index Detector

description: The NoWFOOD centre is seeking tenders for the supply & delivery of HPLC System with UV and RI Detector for the purpose of nutritional analysis of food samples. You are cordially invited to submit a tender. Full details are stated within the tender documents. The NoWFOOD Project has a limited budget which has been partially funded by the European Regional Development Fund, where value for money must be demonstrated. Tenderers are therefore strongly encouraged to submit their most “cost effective” “low”, “medium” and “high” range options, that most closely meet with at least the minimum specification as detailed within the tender documents, to assist our University in meeting our overall objectives.

University of Chester

street: Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ


title: Healthy Start Reimbursement Unit

description: The Department of Health is looking to procure the Healthy Start Reimbursement unit (HSRU), a registration and reimbursement service for retailers. HSRU's functions are to recruit and maintain a register of retailers that accept paper Healthy Start vouchers, to make the payments accurately and promptly to them (as a BACS bureau) on the Department’s behalf, and to minimise and address associated risks. This contract replaces an existing service; however the Department of Health is seeking to explore ways of further modernising the existing service methodology and flexible and incentivised ways to deliver the envisaged reimbursement service. Further information on the scheme is available at www.healthystart.nhs.uk, the official healthy start website for the public and for health professionals. The HSRU website is at www.hsru.co.uk. The priority for the Department of Health is a smooth transition to the new contract, ensuring that a seamless service is provided and that the Secretary of State's legal obligations to deliver the scheme are consistently met and that current performance standards are maintained. Whilst the replacement contract must provide for this, however, it need not be a completely like for like replacement. TUPE may apply to this contract. The current service operates in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The length of the contract will be for three (3) years from the 1st April 2015, with an option to extend for a further two (2) years.


name: NHS West and South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Commissioning Support Unit (WSYBCSU)

title: NHS North Kirklees CCG Primary Care led Urgent Care Centre at Dewsbury and District Hospital

description: NHS North Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) are looking to commission an innovative new primary care led urgent care offer for their local population. NHS North Kirklees CCG has ambitions to ensure a vibrant emergency and urgent care environment at Dewsbury and District Hospital by strengthening services through the integration of 24/7 primary care provision. The service will be fully integrated with the emergency department at Dewsbury and District Hospital and the specification aims to encourage innovation and flexibility in delivering a ‘flag ship’ service that will be open to adults and children. It is envisaged that the service will be part of an integrated offer of emergency, urgent, ambulatory and primary care delivered from the site. The service will be delivered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week within the emergency department of Dewsbury and District Hospital, and will function as an integrated part of the urgent care pathway, that includes emergency and ambulatory emergency care provided by a range of other providers. Patients who perceive they have an urgent care need will be seen, assessed, diagnosed, treated (or referred for specialist treatment) by a suitably qualified clinician. The service will provide a range of basic diagnostic tests including blood tests, ECG, and plain x ray – available 24 hours a day. Access to ultrasound and CT scanning will be via urgent and routine referrals as clinically appropriate to diagnostic services at MYHT. The service will include the provision of direct care and support to generically develop clinical practice and the urgent care workforce. For further information, to express an interest and to fill in a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire please visit www.nhssourcing.co.uk

street: Broad Lea House

postalCode: HD2 1GZ


title: Tender for the Supply, Delivery & Installation of a Gas Chromatograph Flame Ionisation Detector & Electron Capture Device - 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 Gas Chromatograph Flame Ionisation Detector & Electron Capture Device 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.


title: ESPH12 Replacement Sound System at the White Rock Theatre Hastings

description: Hastings Borough Council are looking to appoint a contractor to carry out the replacement of the speaker and amplification system in the main auditorium and associated works, making best use of the space available for location of speakers to improve coverage and sound quality. The objectives of this contract are to: a. Improve the current sound quality and coverage. b. Achieve 100% quality coverage of the auditorium. c. Reduce the risk of failure within the system. d. Minimise ongoing maintenance costs

East Sussex Procurement Hub

street: Wealden District Council,Vicarage Lane

postalCode: BN27 2AX


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

title: Calibration and Repair of Test Equipment, Test Cables, Module Assemblies, Amplifiers and Test Rigs


title: RM4475 SB-2942 Provisions Of Animated Video For Universal Credits

description: Universal Credit (UC) is a new service that supports people who are on a low income or are out of work. It replaces six existing working age benefits and credits, and is designed to help ensure claimants are better off in work than on benefits. UC introduced some changes to the way that benefits are paid, and to handle these changes claimants will need to be able to understand the implications. To help claimants understand how UC rewards work the objective is to make 2 x 90 second Animated Videos to be shown on U tube or similar sites. Please see attached document for full description.

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: GB-Hertford: Framework Agreement for the Provision of a Ventilation Service for School Kitchens

description: Hertfordshire County Council has a requirement for the provision of a Kitchen Ventilation Service to meet the current and future legislation in its school kitchens. Bidders should note that whilst the Council is procuring the service the tendering exercise and project management of the service will be administered by Hertfordshire Catering Limited.The Service is being set up as a Framework Agreement for a three year period with the option to extend for a further one year. Full details regarding this requirement are included in the Tender Documentation which can be accessed via the Tenderbox following the instructions in 12 - Other Information

Hertfordshire County Council

street: Strategic Procurement Group, 2nd Floor North East Block,County Hall,,Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DE


title: Supply of liquid chromotography mass spectrometer (LC-MSMS)

description: The Empath Specialist Blood Sciences Department requires an LC-MSMS system which will be used to provide a daily immunosuppressant service tacrolimus (7000 samples/yr), ciclosporin (3000 samples/yr), sirolimus (400 sample/yr) and everolimus) in addition to providing a diagnostic derivatised acylcarnitine (700 samples/yr) service in plasma and dried blood spots. The current workload is anticipated to increase further upon the repatriation of tests within Empath and the ability to attract work from external sources. Quotes are required from each prospective supplier and costs MUST be provided for a 5-7 year lease option to include: One complete LC-MSMS system: To include LC pump, column heater, MS analyser (triple quadrupole), autosampler, nitrogen generator, all software, 1 x PC and laser printer. If companies have application notes or papers for the above analytes these should be supplied. The instrumentation is anticipated to run 7 days a week.


name: NEL Commissioning Support Unit (NEL CSU)

title: Cancer Support and Counselling Service

street: 5th Floor Stephenson House, ,75 Hampstead Road

postalCode: NW1 2PL


title: HIV Rapid Testing

description: Barking and Dagenham Council are looking for a of Point of Care HIV Rapid Testing kits Supplier to Supply HIV Rapid Testing Kits to Barking and Dagenham general practices participating in the HIV rapid testing service. Suppliers wishing to express an interest will be required to register on the Council's e-Tendering portal. 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://lbbd.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 'PQQs / ITTs Open To All Suppliers' link. (These are Pre-Qualification Questionnaires or Invitations to Tender open to any registered supplier) - Click on the relevant PQQ/ ITT to access the content. - Click the 'Express Interest' button at the top of the page. - This will move the PQQ /ITT into your 'My PQQs/ 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 'PQQ/ ITT Details' box 3. Responding to the tender - Click 'My Response' under 'PQQ/ 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 PQQ/ ITT - There may be a mixture of online & 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

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

street: Category Manager Public Health,Maritme House,Linton Road

postalCode: IG11 8HG


title: Consultancy Services for Business Mentors to Lancaster University Students & Recent Graduates

description: Lancaster University wishes to commission the services of consultants to provide one-to-one mentoring support and pre-start business advice to entrepreneurial staff, students and recent graduates of Lancaster University preparing to start businesses or become self-employed within the next four months

Project Support Unit (PSU)

street: Bowland College

postalCode: LA1 4YW


name: NHS North West London Commissioning Support unit

title: Central London CCG Muskuloskeletal Services **SUPPLIER EVENT NOTIFICATION**

description: **SUPPLIER EVENT NOTIFICATION** CLCCG is the place of performance however please note it is the intention of the Authority that this contract will perhaps be available for use (although such usage cannot be guaranteed) by other contracting authorities who will be named in the contract notice. The place of performance may therefore be wider. Central London Clinical Commissioning Group is seeking suitably qualified providers to provide MSK services to patients within the CCG area. The key conditions included in musculoskeletal (MSK) services are  Osteoarthritis  Rheumatoid arthritis  Osteoporosis  Fibromyalgia  Spinal/neck pain  Ligament injuries  Sprains and strains and  Over-use injuries  Chronic pain management  Community Physiotherapy services  Rheumatology services This Prior Notice is to notify the market of the CCG’s intention to procure the service and to ascertain the level of interest from the MSK Services market. The service is expected to be delivered to patients registered with the CCG boundaries. The procurement exercise will be undertaken by NWLCSU procurement team (South of England Procurement Services) on behalf of CLCCG. The CCG intends to hold a Supplier Event at on 23rd September 2014 at 14:00 to 16:00 located at 15 Marylebone Road, London NW1, 5JD in room 5.3. To express an interest in attending the Supplier Event, please email your organisations details to NWLCSU.Procurement@nhs.net. Organisations which have previously expressed an interest in this specific procurement need not do so again as the details have been retained and interest noted. We will also circulate any questions, and the respective answers, received on the day suitably anonomised if required. The meeting will start promptly at 14:00 so if you can be at the venue for 13:45 that would be a help. We have limited space in the room and so we please ask that you only nominate one representative to attend, we will circulate all presentation materials and background information shortly after the meeting has taken place. Following this event the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) will be published on the e-tendering portal: https://soepscommissioning.bravosolution.co.uk You are advised to register your organisation's details on this portal in order to participate in this tender exercise.


title: GB-Manchester: Production of good practice materials relating to positive management of pregnancy, maternity and breastfeeding in the workplace

description: Background to the project In November 2013, the Commission announced that it would be undertaking a new comprehensive research project in partnership with BIS , into the scale of pregnancy and maternity discrimination in the workplace. The project will investigate employers’ practices towards employees who are pregnant or on maternity leave, and these employees’ experiences in the workplace to provide evidence on the extent, causes and effects of pregnancy and maternity discrimination. The Commission is aware that despite the legislation, there is evidence discrimination persists that; • some employers may not fully understand their obligations towards pregnant women, those on maternity leave or those returning from maternity leave • mothers and expectant mothers may not be fully aware of their rights or able to seek access to redress. The Commission plans to release the first findings from the research in Spring, 2015. We will complement the research findings with a suite of good practice materials. The materials will demonstrate; • how small, medium and large employers manage pregnancy, maternity and return to work in a positive way, and • the benefits of positive attitudes to retaining women in the workforce during and after pregnancy and maternity leave. FULL TENDER PACKS CAN BE REQUESTED FROM: tenders@equalityhumanrights.com. Please use the subject line 'EHRC 011-1415 Tender Pack Request'

Equality and Human Rights Commission

street: Arndale House,Arndale Centre

postalCode: M4 3AQ


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

title: Supply and Installation of a Mobile Storage System at HMP Holloway

description: Supply and installation of a mobile storage system at HMP Holloway


title: Changes to IAPT clinical system

description: The Department of Health requires a short term modification of a proprietary clinical system used by NHS, Independent sector and third sector providers as well as consortiums and partnerships consisting of these types of organisations, taking part in a pilot study of a payment by results currency for Psychological Therapies where licence for their use resides with the service provider who holds the maintenance contract. The clinical systems concerned are in use at the providers who are taking part in the pilot and already submit the IAPT minimum data set (MDS). These systems have been developed by the system suppliers to meet these needs and sold (under licence) to service providers, thus the intellectual property rights reside with the system suppliers. The additional data require is not currently part of the MDS. These systems are used to collect and extract for submission the IAPT minimum data set. The changes will allow collection and extraction for submission of additional data items required exclusively for the PbR development. Without this information, the PbR currency that is being developed cannot be calculated and thus the pilots cannot fulfil their role. The requirement is a change to software already in use by staff of providers of IAPT services.Data specific to the IAPT PbR development, to which the IAPT PbR currency model can be applied. In addition, data exclusive to IAPT PbR that can be used to further develop and refine the currency model, explicitly how the patients’ MH Cluster is to be used in the model to uplift prices for more complex cases, thus avoiding a perverse incentive to cherry pick non-complex cases. Further information is included in the tender document.


title: PK155 Nursery Boiler Chimney Demolition, Hyde Park

description: To deconstruct / demolish a chimney within the Nursery complex in Hyde Park, London. The 10.000m high, 1450mm diameter chimney is constructed from precast concrete panels surrounding 3 central flue housings and also supports a redundant circular water tank at high level. The Sub-contractor will be required to demonstrate their ability to safely carry out the works within a secure site area, and how protection to adjacent occupied buildings will be maintained.

Vinci Facilities

street: The Old Police House,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Maintenance, Servicing and Calibration of Laboratory Pippettes

description:
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust includes two sites, the Central Campus which includes the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Weston Park, The Jessop Wing and Charles Clifford Dental Hospital, and the Northern General Hospital Campus.

 The Trust requires a service for the maintenance, servicing and calibration of Laboratory Pippettes located at the Northern General Hospital site and the Royal Hallamshire Hospital site within the Clinical Chemistry Department. The equipment is of various manufacturers.

 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=107437.

 (MT Ref:109543)

street: Royal Hallamshire Hospital,Glossop Road

postalCode: S10 2JF

name: Glyn Elliott - Assistant Supplies Manager


title: Kitchen & Bathroom Replacement

Trent & Dove Housing Limited

street: Trinity Square,Horninglow Street,Property Services

postalCode: DE14 1BL


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

title: CCTV at HMP Spring Hill

description: CCTV at HMP Spring Hill


title: GB-Liverpool: Full-Field Non-Contact Vibrometer (FFNCV)

description: University of Liverpool School of Engineering are looking to purchase a FFNC Vibrometer as a major part of the Experimental Component of the new EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Risk & Uncertainty based in the School of Engineering.

University of Liverpool

street: Procurement,Foundation Building,765 Brownlow Hill

postalCode: L69 7ZX


title: Provision Of Fire Extinguisher Training

description: The Home Office requires the supplier to provide Fire Extinguisher Training


title: Benefactors Refurbishment Works 2014

description: The complete refurbishment of the Benefactors building, consisting of full strip of existing construction back to the structural shell, which will include mechanical & electrical installations. The building will then be refurbished to provide ground floor communal/social space, mini fitness suite, and Retail unit, with accommodation units of various sizes to the upper floors.

The University of Warwick

street: Estates Office,Argent Court,Sir William Lyons Road

postalCode: CV4 7EZ


title: Concreting and drainage of entrance yard at Parsonage Down NNR, Shrewton, Nr Salisbury, Wiltshire

description: This tender is for concreting and drainage of entrance yard at Cherry Lodge Farm. The yard is a main thoroughfair so work needs to be completed in as short as possible time, various cables and pipes are buried so need to be avoided when preparing the site.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: Commercial Manager

description: The Procurement, Investment and Commercial Division (PICD) is the commercial function of the Department of Health. It acts to set policy, advise, oversee and undertake much of the commercial activity undertaken in the department as well as some activity within the NHS. In delivering this function, PICD supports two key themes of the coalition agreement, supporting the reduction of the deficit and developing and introducing opportunities for the private and independent sectors to have a greater role supporting and delivering public services. Part of PICD’s activities involves the asset management of DH and NHS entities of which it is sponsor, including oversight and performance monitoring, facilitating an entity’s interaction with other parts of the DH and NHS, and providing commercial and legal advice. It is also increasingly providing the latter to NHS and DH entities that it does not directly sponsor as the health service undergoes a period of significant change. Services –To support the division’s ongoing programme of trading asset transactions, the services of a Commercial Management and Corporate Finance Specialist are required.


title: Whitby Community Services

North Yorkshire and Humber CSU

street: Health House,Grange Park Lane

postalCode: HU10 6DT


title: Supply and Installation of Roof Cable Safety System at HMP Full Sutton

description: Supply and installation of roof cable safety system within HMP Full Sutton


title: GB-Peterborough: Children in Care 16+ Accommodation and Support

description: Welfare services for children and young people. Children’s Service’s needs to provide a range of accommodation and support for young people aged 16 and 17 (and in certain circumstances care leavers aged 18 and over as of 1 January 2014.

Peterborough City Council

street: Town Hall,Bridge Street

postalCode: PE1 1HQ

name: Commercial and Procurement Unit, Attn: Larry Miller


title: Opportunity Gloucester - Phase 2

description: The Opportunity Gloucester - Phase 2 procurement is aimed at Work Programme returners and pre-Work Programme claimants aged 25+, and will consist of three parts: Diagnostic Interview, Job Broking Service, Intensive Job Search Support. The outcome of the interview will be the creation and agreement of a detailed individual action plan for each participant to help them move in to (and remain in) work at the earliest opportunity. As a minimum all action plans will include (unless the claimant moves in to work prior to referral): • Job Broking Service through which the Opportunity Gloucester Adviser will undertake regular (at least weekly) and detailed matching and screening against new vacancies for up to 13 weeks after the completion of the Diagnostic interview; • Participation in 4 weeks of continuous intensive Job Search Support at an appropriate period within 13 weeks of the Diagnostic interview. The contract will be incentivised with three elements of ‘payment for results’, namely:• Job Outcome payments in respect of qualifying jobs• Bonus payments for Sustained Job Outcomes at 13 weeks• Bonus payments for Sustained Job Outcomes at 26 weeks Participants will receive In Work Support from the provider to maximise the numbers able to remain in work for six months and beyond. Suppliers should view, download and upload documents via Bravo Solutions. The Invitation to Tender document is available on Bravo for completion. If you are not a Bravo registered supplier, you need to register with Bravo to bid - https://dwp.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml Helpline 'phone number: 0800 3684850. Helpline: help@bravosolution.co.uk See Instructions to Bidders document. The deadline to submit tenders via Bravo is 10.00 a.m on 30 April 2014.

Department for Work and Pensions

email: Howcroft Louise DWP COMMERCIAL DIRECTORATE


title: SCC AC Local Prevention One to One Contracts Phase 2

description: Providers will offer one-to-one support to young people, building relationships to remove barriers and achieve positive behaviour change, preventing the need for specialist services in the future. Young people will be referred to them as part of Surrey’s early help arrangements via the Youth Support Service (YSS), who will retain the responsibilities of lead professional in the majority of cases. A variety of one-to-one approaches could be suitable, but all will involve the common steps of: assessing the needs and strengths of the young person (drawing on the young person’s early help assessment); planning the intervention; delivering the intervention; and reviewing the impact of the intervention. Period of Contract: 3 years Possible Extension Period: 2 years The services have been divided into 2 Lots as detailed below. Lot 4 - Mole Valley Lot 5 - Reigate & Banstead Providers may apply for either or both Lots.

Surrey County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: KT1 2DN


description:
Competition Title : Provision of Savoury Pies for East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
 Competition Notes : Provision of Savoury Pies contract accross the following four sites of East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust: Blackburn Hospital Burnley Hospital Clitheroe Community Hospital Accrington Victoria

 For full details, see how to apply below.

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

street: East Lancashire Procurement Department,Park View Offices,Royal Blackburn HospitalHaslingden Road

postalCode: BB2 3HH


title: RM-3960 SB-2042 Provision of Maintenance

description: As per Appendix B Please see attached document for full description.


title: Provision of Post Design & Technical Services for the ASTUTE Class Platform Management System


title: F7712 Community Tier 2 Ophthalmology (GPwSI) Service

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


title: Housing Maintenance & Improvement Works Programme - Structural Repairs at: Derby Street Area Stairs Phase 2

description: Norwich City Council requires a single supplier to provide structural and civil engineering maintenance and repair works to tenanted low rise properties which are being managed by NPS Norwich Ltd - Property Services Team. Maintenance and repair works are required to a range of structural defects which relate to (but may not be limited to):- a). Removal of existing precast concrete stairs comprising combined tread and riser units and replacing with new precast concrete steps fitted to existing precast concrete strings. (Note except Stair No. 2/3 and 2/5 where steps have been replaced previously. b). Repairs to external reinforced concrete access decks / landings and staircase strings including surface preparation, survey, break out, repair, selective use of corrosion inhibitors, surface treatment and protective coatings. c). In addition works include brickwork repairs, preparation, repair and over coating access deck membranes and staircase landings, renewing any movement joints in decks, removal and replacement of existing metal railings and balustrading to access decks / landings and staircases as required to enable the works including treating top and underside of railings and isolated corroded posts with Galvafroid or similar coating and fitting new ‘warm feel’ handrail cappings. d). Temporary staircases will be required to maintain access.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


name: Department for International Development

title: DFID 6542 Independent Evaluation of the Africa Regional Empowerment and Accountability Programme (AREAP)

description: Objective These Terms of Reference set out the requirements for evaluation of AREAP. There will be two evaluation periods – a mid-Term Evaluation in 2014 and an End-Programme Evaluation in 2016. Evaluations will be conducted at (i) the level of each individual implementing partner (i.e. looking at implementing partner performance and testing individual partner theories of change), and (ii) the overall programme level (i.e. looking at the interaction between implementing partner activities and testing the overall programme theory of change). The purpose of the evaluations will be both accountability and learning at the level of both the overall programme and its individual components. Accountability: The evaluations will seek to establish the extent to which the programme has been effective, i.e. producing the results anticipated, and efficient, i.e. the least costly resources possible have been used to produce these results. Learning: The evaluations will identify programme and non-programme related explanations for success and failure that could be “translated” into more effective, efficient and sustainable programme interventions. The main objective of the evaluations will be to evaluate the contribution of programme interventions (in different contexts) to observed effects on political governance and aspects of empowerment, whether intended or unintended, with a view to enhancing understanding and learning about what might work for the poor and marginalised in different contexts, and why.


title: PS140068 - IB Process Plant Study

description: Tenders are invited to deliver this project which will enable a complete understanding of the current availability and status of industrial biotechnology (IB)-relevant processing plant and equipment within the UK that enables development and demonstration of IB processes. The project will also identify deficiencies in current provision, which may limit the UKs ability to commercialise new IB processes, and identify options for future investments. The project is supported by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), The Technology Strategy Board and The Industrial Biotechnology Leadership Forum (IBLF).

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


title: National Graphene Institute Furniture

description: The University of Manchester is looking for a furniture supplier to supply furniture to the National Graphene Insitute. Project Background The National Graphene Institute represents an investment, in the order of £61M, to establish Europe’s leading research/commercialisation centre at the University of Manchester. The NGI will provide clean room and laboratory facilities across four floors in a new building within the University campus. The Institute will increase: • The scale of graphene related applied research, the talent pool of post-doctoral graphene researchers, and the associated economic impacts. • Collaborative research with other Universities, research centres and industry to increase the commercialisation of graphene. • Support for spin outs and new starts, to accelerate business development and growth and economic impact. • The North West’s role as a leading centre for applied research, commercialisation and manufacture of graphene-related materials and applications. • Company awareness of the potential of graphene. Funding towards the costs of the project has already been secured from the EPSRC and the ERDF. The operational activities are based around a University of Manchester Graphene Research Programme; University Hub and Spoke Research; Industry Collaborative Research Programme and Business Engagement. The National Graphene Institute offers the opportunity for a truly significant and lasting legacy of this programme – an outstanding example of what Government Funding and ERDF Funding combined can deliver.

Estates

street: 4th Floor Beyer Building

postalCode: M13 9PL


title: GB-Bristol: Morphine Auto-injector (MAI) Stability Testing

description: The Medical & General Supplies (M&GS) Team is part of the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) Organisation and its role is to ensure the timely and most cost effective provision of medical, dental and veterinary material, blood and blood products, technical and medical logistic support and trained personnel to the UK Armed Forces world-wide both in peacetime and times of conflict. The Medical Supplies Team has a potential requirement for a one year stability testing programme to be commenced on three batches of Morphine Auto-injectors (MAIs) manufactured by Meridian Medical Technologies (MMT). Testing is to be carried out using the manufacturer’s testing protocols only. Each batch of Morphine Auto-injectors supplied is to be tested at 25o C and 60% relative humidity according to the following schedule: a. Time 0 b. 3 months c. 6 months d. 9 months e. 13 months The Authority anticipates that the first time point will need to be completed by 31st July 2014. Testing is to be carried out in accordance with the current standards of EU Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), as described in Eudralex Vol 4 and in accordance with the standards required by the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH). The Authority requires that a written record be maintained at each test point of the number of Auto-injectors tested and the number that fired when used. Expressions of interest are to be submitted with the following evidence in order to progress to the Tender Panel: 1) Proof that they are Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) certified; 2) Proof that they hold a Schedule 2 Controlled Drugs Licence; 3) Confirmation that they are able to obtain the relevant protocols; 4) A statement that the applicant is willing and/or able to trade electronically via the Purchase to Payment (P2P) e-procurement system. Failure to provide any of the above information will render the applicants Expression of Interest non complaint and therefore in-eligible to proceed further to Invitation to Tender (ITT) stage. The closing date for registration of Expressions of Interest is Midnight Monday 23rd June 2014. Expressions of Interest are to be submitted to: DESCommodities-MGS-Comrcl-1A@mod.uk Contract Award Criteria: Lowest price technically complaint tender.

Ministry of Defence, IMOC

street: Elm 2B #4226,Neighbourhood 4,MoD, Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH


title: PS140042 Next Destination Survey

description: The MRC wishes to: • Collate information on next destinations of three cohorts of MRC funded early career researchers. This will enable MRC to map the range of career options across the spectrum of careers in medical research. • Better understand routes in and out of these various career paths and develop a guide detailing the skills and experience needed for each route. • Determine whether blockers exist in pursuing a medical research career and whether some transitions along the career path are particularly difficult. The desired outcome of this survey is to provide MRC with an evidence base for understanding critical career stages in medical research careers and ensuring pathways to career development have the appropriate support networks. The MRC cohorts are: • MRC PhD students completing in 2003/04-2004/2005 (Approximately 1000 students) • MRC Career Development Award (CDA) applicants 1995-2004 (approximately 700) • MRC unit/institute Programme Leader Tracks (PLTs) applicants between 1995-2004 (approximately 70)


title: RM3575 721 DFT Valuation of the Department for Transport’s Investment in NATS Holdings Ltd

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

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

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: MuSR Helmholtz Magnet Replacement

description: The design, manufacture, test and delivery of a replacement MuSR Helmholtz Magnet for the MuSR Instrument at ISIS.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: Procurement R71 1.10,Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

postalCode: OX11 0QX


title: GB-Grantham: Consultancy in respect of providing design services for Public Open Space

description: South Kesteven District Council wishes to commission a design team to prepare options for the Tissington Road public open space to include a formal consultation process and to provide on-site play equipment / associated landscaping.

South Kesteven District Council

street: Economic Development,Council Offices, St Peters Hill,Council Offices

postalCode: NG31 6PZ


title: Wafer Scribing Equipment

description: The University requires an automatic (or semi-automatic) diamond-based wafer scribing system for up to 200mm silicon wafers. This is needed for scribing silicon wafers to produce clean breaks or “cleaves” in order to obtain small silicon square pieces or samples of variable sizes. These pieces are then generally used as substrates for R&D nanofabrication processing such that said processing is more convenient and economical than when performed on a full wafer. The National Graphene Institute (NGI) is a multi-million pound investment to establish Europe’s leading research/commercialisation centre at the University of Manchester. The NGI will provide clean room and laboratory facilities across four floors in a new building within the University campus. The University has secured funding from the EPSRC and the ERDF, toward the cost of the project. The NGI is part financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) funds having been awarded under the NWOP ERDF Programme 2007-13. Please Note: the University closes on the 24th December 2014 and re-opens on 5th January 2014. During this period there will be no-one available to answer questions, respond to queries etc.

National Graphene Institute

street: Oxford Road


title: Global Universities Initiative: Concept Testing

description: The British Council is looking to develop a set of new service offers which will supplement our current portfolio of work within the Higher Education sector. A global strategy and outlook are key to remaining relevant and competitive in today’s fast paced environment. The British Council’s Global Universities work supports the internationalisation of universities across the world. Internationalisation should be for mutual benefit, building long term collaboration and reciprocal partnerships with both individuals and institutions The British Council is developing two streams of activity which support a university, staff and students to be more globally connected.

British Council

postalCode: SE1 2BN


title: Pilot Project - Event management service for SME Summits

description: Marketing Birmingham is the area’s strategic marketing partnership and operates the leisure and business tourism programmes, Visit and Meet Birmingham as well as its inward investment programme, Business Birmingham. These programmes promote Birmingham and its wider area, including the Black Country and Solihull. The purpose of the tender is to appoint a supplier for the services related to event management for Marketing Birmingham and ERDF partners (The Association of Black Country Authorities Consortium, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham International Airport, DanceXchange and Southside BID) for SME summits to be held in North America. This is a pilot project and dependant on outcomes Marketing Birmingham may or may not choose to roll out further SME summits in specific sectors identified in its business plan. Please note the deadline for full tender submission as outlined in the attached brief is no later than 12:00 noon on Tuesday 22nd April 2014. To enable full tender submission, all suppliers MUST visit the Marketing Birmingham eProcurement system to register interest and submit a tender bid. https://in-tendhost.co.uk/marketingbirmingham/aspx/Home If you are unable to register on the Marketing Birmingham in-tend host website please call 0121 202 5115 and quote tender reference 2014-BHX-SALES-03A.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


name: NHS North Yorkshire and Humber Commissioning Support Unit

title: Community Family Support Service for Hull Clinical Commissioning Group

description: Hull Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is looking for suitable providers for their community family support service. This service will provide support through home visiting volunteers, to vulnerable families who have a child under the age of 5 years, where special educational needs, disability, illness, emotional health or social isolation is evident in a member of the family. Parents are the most important and influential people in their children's lives and there is compelling evidence that supported parenting has a major impact on a child's life chances. National policy and guidance recognises that children thrive best in a loving family setting and that support to address a family’s needs pays dividends in the long run. Appropriate and timely support of parents will promote physical and emotional wellbeing, safer environments, improved achievement, greater enjoyment and fun, and ultimately positive contributions that will benefit the economic well-being of Hull and its residents as a whole. Support for children, young people and their families in the early years are not only a benefit to the child and their family but ensures that they begin to feel empowered to handle their care requirements. It is also a requirement of the Children’s and Families Act 2014, and the Statutory Framework for the Early Years foundation Stage. The overall aim of the Community Family Support Service is to provide additional family support to 100 families with at least one child under the age of 5 years, who are registered with a Hull GP. The objectives of the Community Family Support Service are to:- • Recruit, train, support and manage a minimum of 40 volunteers and a further 15 new volunteers per annum. This includes delivery of an accredited volunteer preparation course and support to achieve accreditation at Level 1 and/or 2 (OCN Credits). • Take referrals from a range of staff/professionals working with children under 5 and their families and self-referrals from families themselves. • Undertake an initial home visit to assess the family’s needs and enable matching of volunteer to family. • Provide family support on a weekly basis, or as appropriate and dependent upon the family’s needs, both in the home and/or to access community programmes/services and health appointments as appropriate. • Contribute to the assessment, planning and delivery of support packages for families with children under the age of five as part of the multi-agency team. • Identification of additional services/resources and referral as appropriate to a range of services including Doula/Peer supporters, Home Safety Scheme, Smoking Cessation, Welfare Rights, Housing, Emotional Health services etc. • Contribute to the development and delivery of locally based services for children, young people and their families • Improved parental wellbeing (physical and emotional health, self-esteem and confidence) at review • Improved parental confidence in parenting • Improved social engagement and reduced social isolation • Improved family management • Increased employability for volunteers • Improved breastfeeding rates • Improved access to and take-up of smoking cessation • Reduced emergency hospital admissions for deliberate and unintentional injuries (accident prevention) • Improved attendance for and engagement with health appointments (in primary and secondary care settings) • Reduced number of children requiring a child protection plan or becoming Looked After Children or young people http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ph28. This community family support service will work collaboratively with statutory and other voluntary children and families services to support the delivery of local strategic objectives of the Hull Health and Wellbeing Board ‘Best Start in Life’ and the ‘Hull Early Help and Intervention Framework’ (attached). Hull’s Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2014-2020 – “Influencing the Bigger Picture” – “Best Start in Life” http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/HOME/COUNCIL%20GOVERNMENT%20AND%20DEMOCRACY/ABOUT%20HULL%20CITY%20COUNCIL/COUNCIL%20POLICIES%20AND%20PLANS/HEALTH%20AND%20WELLBEING%20STRATEGY/HEALTHANDWELLBEINGSTRATEGY_2014-2020.PDF The provision of the services will act as part of the NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group 2020 Strategy work stream for Children and Young People and the principles for integrated and right place right time care. http://www.hullccg.nhs.uk/uploads/chronicler/document/document/120/Hull_2020_Commssioning_-_27-08-14.pdf How to apply: Potential Bidders are requested to register on NHS Sourcing (https://www.nhssourcing.co.uk) where the documentation is available to download. The Deadline for Submissions is 17:00 on Wednesday 14th January 2015. Hull CCG will be holding a Bidder Information Event on 2nd December 2014. Please see the documentation on NHS Sourcing for further information.


title: DFID 6864 Nepal Financial Sector Stability Component

description: The UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) is implementing a 5-year Accelerating Investment and Infrastructure in Nepal programme in co-ordination with the Government of Nepal. This is an overarching programme that aims to deliver a sustained higher rate of economic growth and jobs to the poor Nepalese. The programme consists of three key intervention areas: (i) Strategic Infrastructure; (ii) Improving Economic Policies for Growth; and (iii) Subnational Economic Development. Through this Term of Reference (TOR), DFID is seeking to implement the Financial Sector Stability Component (FSSC), under (ii) above. The FSSC aims to secure the stability and robustness of Nepal’s financial sector by reducing systemic risk. This component will deliver Output 2.2 of the AiiN programme.


title: Smokefree Private Vehicles and Age of Sale of Nicotine Products Consultation Support

description: In addition to the Government’s existing programme for tobacco control, there are four new and significant tobacco control measures contained within the Children and Families Act 2014* to help achieve these ambitions. Work is now underway to implement these measures which cover: standardised packaging of tobacco products, age of sale for e-cigarettes, proxy purchasing of tobacco and smoking in private vehicles carrying children. This work relates to two of the four tobacco measures contained in the Children and Families Act. Ministers have indicated that they wish to proceed with making regulations to prohibit smoking in private vehicles carrying children and to introduce an age of sale of 18 years for nicotine products and for the offences come into force in 2015. The sucessful contractor will be required to collate and analyse the responses from both consultations.

Department of Health

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

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: Peritoneal Dialysis consumables

description:
Competition Title : Peritoneal Dialysis consumables
 Competition Notes : Please quoet to supply the Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust for a 24month contact from Aug 2014. Please Note quanities state are approx PA based on historical spend and will be ordered as & when items required. Please state period prices fixed ofr - min initial 12 months Please Note Terms of Offer & NHS terms & Conditions attache

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


title: First Aid Training

description: Cornwall Council has a requirement to provide First Aid training to our Local Authority Foster Carers. The ONE DAY Emergency First Aid course covers basic procedures and skills with an emphasis on managing a situation and treatment of a casualty until more qualified help arrives or the casualty is referred for medical advice.

Cornwall Council - Central Procurement

street: County Hall,Treyew Road

postalCode: TR1 3AY


title: RM5029 SO7746 International Competitiveness of UK Maritime Sector Research


title: NHS High Weald Lewes Havens CCG Community Services Market Engagement Event

NHS High Weald Lewes Havens CCG

street: 36-38 Friars Walk

postalCode: BN7 2PB


name: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO)

title: 3070_15 Autism Outreach Services

description: In April 2013, ESPO, on behalf of Leicestershire County Autism Outreach Service established a framework contract for high quality and cost effective intensive support to meet the identified needs of children with high functioning Autism/ Asperger syndrome who are currently unable to attend school due to their autism. The framework agreement was set up to provide provision for 1:1, paired, or small group work that could take place entirely within the home of the student, with the community engaging in local activities, in a local school setting and/ or a combination of the three locations as dictated by needs and plans for the specific individual. It was let for a 3-year period (with a possible one year extension), but on the basis that it be subject to an annual ‘review and refresh’, in order that (amongst other things) new service providers may apply to be included in the framework. Organisations who are not currently included in the framework but who wish to apply for inclusion from April 2015 may now do so. The framework will consist of 4 lots: 1. Paired or small group support; 2. Provision of academic, environmental, cultural & sporting activities; 3. Provision of on-line education; 4. Provision of tutoring, perhaps leading to recognised qualifications (or equivalents). CPV Codes for all lots: 80000000: Education and training services, 80100000: Primary education services 80200000: Secondary education services. In order to express an interest in this forthcoming opportunity and obtaining documents when they become available and/or requesting any further information, please see details below and please ensure you refer to instructions and guidance available: (a) Go to www.eastmidstenders.org, (b) If you are not already registered, Register your company by selecting the ‘Register’ box on the top of the home page, (c) Once registered visit the home page and search for the tender ‘3070_15 Autism Outreach Services ’ by selecting ‘View Opportunities’, (d) Express an interest by selecting the ‘Register Interest’ box at the bottom of the screen. You should receive a notification email confirming your expression of interest, (e) Once fully registered, you will be notified by e mail when the documents become available to download from the website, (f) If you have any query regarding the content or require further information, please use the discussion tools provided within the website. If you experience any problems with registration or expression of interest, please refer any queries on Portal operation to support@due-north.com or telephone +44 1670597136.

postalCode: LE19 1ES


title: Supply and Storage of Sandbags - Northern England

description: Supply and delivery of filled hessian sandbags and 1 tonne polypropylene bags. Filled sandbags and 1 tonne bags will be stored within the suppliers storage facility.

Environment Agency

street: Lateral,8 City Walk

postalCode: LS11 9AT


title: PS267 (RM4436) - CAST Psychological Programme

description: 1.2 The Authority requires a full psychological assessment of staff to be carried out within the department. 1.3 The review should be carried out by February 2015, and within 12 weeks of initiation. The final time table of events in line with the project delivery will be agreed following contract award at the initial service/project meeting. 1.4 To carry out a psychological assessment to review our policies, practices and procedures. 1.4.1 The review will include providing an assessment of levels of risk, and providing recommendations for on going support and monitoring, based on best practice and relevant research. This should include: 1.4.1.1 Defining and establishing differing risk rating for roles 1.4.1.2 Pre-employment/deployment assessment 1.4.1.3 In-post screening 1.4.1.4 Incident debriefing 1.4.1.5 Proactive/reactive training 1.4.2 The review will include a methodical check which involves; 1.4.2.1 Review of documentation (policies, procedures, role/job descriptions) and practices to evaluate adequacy 1.4.2.2 Performance interviewing 5-10 people across varying levels of the organisation. 1.4.2.3 Visits to sites detailed in section 8. 1.4.3 In order to achieve 1.6.1 & 1.6.2 the following activities will be undertaken: 1.4.3.1 A pre-meeting to receive a site tour of Sandridge, and discuss the work in details including timelines and arrangements (approx ½ day). 1.4.3.2 Visit to Sandridge (approx. 5 days), with possible visit to Langhurst if required. (a) Review of current job procedures and existing documentation (either on or off site) (b) Meet with two departmental/team line managers to identify which roles are at risk, develop risk assessments for these roles. (c) Review current procedures for pre-employment and deployment of at-risk roles. (d) Review current system for incident briefing and for training managers and staff and stress risk awareness. 1.4.4 In order to achieve 1.6.1 & 1.6.2 the following outputs are needed (a) Write up the report and preparation of review to be delivered in an electronic format (either in word or pdf) to include headings or content regarding: Outline of current documentation and working practices (b) Comprehensive review and synopsis of relevant research (c) Recommendations for risk assessment, in-post screening and relevant levels of support required. (d) Recommendations for pre-and deployment screening and related in-house training (e) Relevant references and sources of support. 1.4.4.2 Presentation of report and review outcomes and recommendations at Sandridge 1.4.4.3 If required an option to include the above to be carried out at Langhurst, this would be in addition to the requirement here and therefore expecting the time frames described to be the same/similar. 1.5 The Authority requires a single point of contact in place throughout the delivery of the requirement from the successful supplier.

Crown Commercial Service (Newport)

street: Room 2Y92,Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Land Raise Works, Red Lion Wharf, Northfleet Embankment

description: The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is seeking expressions of interest and completion of Pre-Qualification Questionnaire from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to undertake land raise groundworks at the former Northfleet Power Station, Red Lion Wharf, Northfleet Embankment. This contract may also include the removal or reduction of in-ground obstructions and also some incidental land remediation.

Homes and Communities Agency

street: The Observatory, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent

postalCode: ME4 4NT


title: RM1043 Digital Services - Cabinet Office Honours & Appointments - DIRECT AWARD

description: The Honours system recognises people who have made an achievement in public life or committed themselves to serving and helping Britain. The Honours and Appointments Secretariat, part of the Cabinet Office, is responsible for the administering the Honours system. The Cabinet Office is initiating a project to improve the process and support for the HAS (The Honours and Appointments Service) which underpins the Honours system. HAS includes the management of nominations for Honours and Appointments from both customer and end users of the service. The Cabinet Office is applying the Government Service Design Manual lifecycle to this project and is therefore seeking to contract one or more companies to provide Discovery services to complete the initial phase of work. This piece of work constitutes the Discovery phase of the project. The intention is to undertake structured consultation and research with stakeholders, end users and external customers (UK citizens) to define business benefits and KPIs, to create tested designs for the internal and external-facing service and to help identify a suitable platform for development during the Alpha phase. REQUIRED OUTCOMES The aim of this piece of work is to complete the Discovery phase of the Honours and Appointments Service project. The objectives of the end-to-end Honours and Appointments Service project are: • To transform the Honours and Appointments Service from a Citizen (front-end) and Civil Servant (back-end) perspective • To transition the Honours and Appointments Service away from the current legacy technology platform Clear outcomes and more specific KPIS will be defined and agreed as part of the Discovery work itself. It is envisaged that this Discovery work will involve a multidisciplinary team.

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street


title: RM4018 PS196 Provision of CLAS Consultant


title: Investment Escalator Access to Finance Coaching

description: The Investment Escalator Project is looking for providers to deliver Access to Finance one to one coaching for up to 50 SMEs. The Investment Escalator (IE) project is part funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and aims to support growth in London SMEs by improving their access to finance. The project has been designed as a framework of interventions for participating businesses to access as required; it is not a generic business support initiative. IE is a demand-led, structured pathway, leading eligible small to medium sized businesses in London through to successfully securing appropriate investment finance.

London South bank University

postalCode: SE1 0AA


title: Ticketing, events and CRM system

Horniman Museum

postalCode: SE23 3PQ


title: Lintel Repair at Pevensey

description: We require a specialist contractor to remove the brickwork, inspect the lintels and either repair or replace these. The brickwork is then replaced and made good. The work is to be done during the working week and in daylight hours.

Environment Agency

street: Guildbourne House,Chatsworth Road

postalCode: BN11 1LD


name: Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat)

title: Search and Selection Services for the Recruitment of a Head of People

description:
We are looking to work with a recruitment agency to provide advice on how our role is presented, and then run a search and selection process to fill a Head of People role.

 (MT Ref:137157)

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

postalCode: B5 4UA


title: Main Contractor for the Refurbishment of Ash House.

description: Lancaster University is seeking a principal/ main contractor for the refurbishment of Ash House, which mostly comprises student accommodation. A provisional date for site visits has been scheduled for Thursday 18th September at 09.30 and it is strongly urged that all parties interested in bidding attend.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: DFID 6337 Female Genital Mutilation and Cutting (FGM/C) Research Programme

description: The objective of the research component is to: produce a global evidence base on the most effective and cost-effective approaches to ending FGM/C in different contexts, to inform future policy and programming


title: Criminal and financial background check service

description:
We are looking for an organisation who can work with us on an ongoing basis to conduct online basic and standard criminal background checks for staff members and third party associates.

 (MT Ref:135256)

General Medical Council

street: 3 Hardman Street,Procurement

postalCode: M3 3AW


title: Integrating cultural values and services in landscape and ecological planning – a case study in the Morecambe Bay area

description: This project will be expected to develop upon and advance the approach and findings from; The final research report and recommendations of Natural England’s EcoLaP (Econets, Landscape and People) study. The project will also be required to consider how the following can be utilised to help set the context, as well as the local geographical focus for engagement with the public; Natural England’s emerging mapping project for ecological networks and restoration opportunities in the Morecambe Bay NIA/LNP area; Existing evidence, proposals and strategies prepared by partners for landscape conservation/enhancement and ecological planning/restoration in the Morecombe Bay area; Natural England’s National Character Area Profiles and the Statements of Environmental Opportunity. Natural England’s EcoLaP research explored ways of capturing the public’s perceptions of landscape change, aesthetic and cultural values; and demonstrate the practical ways and benefits of using this often more qualitative information alongside natural science data and mapping when planning and designing ecological networks. The research adopted a cultural services framework to ‘map’ cultural values of the public in part of the Greensand Ridge, where ecological restoration was proposed. This helped to understand what the public valued and its relevance to proposed ecological restoration. The wider aim of the research was to understand how such values and cultural services could be better incorporated and designed into proposals at the outset. This new proposal aims to extend and develop the methods, approach and recommendations of the EcoLaP research by further application and refinement in the form of an ‘evidence case study’ within the Morecombe Bay area. In particular this project needs to place additional attention on how cultural value/services information, once captured from the public, can be used alongside other natural environment data and mapping to influence decisions.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: D3 Technical Analysis Project

description: The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) wishes to appoint a supplier for the ‘D3 Technical Analysis Project’ to: Examine how demand side energy measures are taken into account in the Department’s energy models (including demand reduction, demand response, and distributed energy); set out any opportunities to enhance these models’ analysis of demand side energy solutions; and in particular; examine whether these models can take into account the potential costs and benefits associated with an integrated use of demand side activities (the ‘D3’ approach), the scope for D3 to create additional energy-saving and carbon emissions reduction benefits, and the potential financial implications of D3 in the UK energy market. The overall aim of this study is to determine if there are opportunities to enhance the Department’s whole system modelling of demand side solutions and of the D3 approach in particular. For this contract, we required the contractor to provide two outputs: a. A report on the Department’s whole system energy models and its treatment of the demand side including D3 b. Delivery of a workshop and workshop report with DECC demand side policy and modelling teams to set out future D3 scenarios

street: Area 1C,3, Whitehall Place

postalCode: SW1A 2AW


title: Any Qualified Provider for the Provision of an Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring and Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Service on behalf of NHS Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group

description: NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) on behalf of Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group (Stockport CCG) is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified providers for an Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring and Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Service. The service is being commissioned using the Any Qualified Provider (AQP) process. The qualification period for the AQP accreditation will be for 3 years from the 1st September 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. The Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring and Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Service will support the diagnosis of hypertension in adults from the age of 18 years old as recommended by NICE guidelines 127. The objectives are: • To provide a Blood Pressure Monitoring service • To provide a home blood pressure monitoring service for patients who are unable to undertake ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. In securing services from providers, Stockport CCG needs assurance of competence, quality and safety standards, just as it would for services secured under a formal tender process. Any provider will be eligible to join the qualified Provider list subject to demonstrating competency against specified criteria The successful provider(s) will be expected to sign the standard NHS contract, accepting all terms and conditions. It should be noted that under the AQP model, there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. Activity will be paid at Tariff rates and it is expected that this will include the price of any pre-procedure preparations. The commissioners will require mobilisation of services as soon as possible after contract award. The services to which this advertisement relates fall within Part B of Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations. Neither placement of this advertisement nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the Contracting Authority intends to hold itself bound by any of these Regulations, save those applicable to Part B Services. Providers will be asked to complete and return a qualification questionnaire. The procurement process will be conducted through the NHS SBS eTendering Portal (http://nhssbs.eu-supply.com) and potential providers wishing to be considered for this contract opportunity should first register on the eTendering portal (potential providers are only required to register once). Once registered candidates can download further details of the requirement and complete and submit their response via the eTendering portal as instructed. If candidates encounter problems registering and/or responding through the eTendering portal then they should contact the Help-desk by telephoning 0800 8402050. Submissions must be returned through the eTendering Portal no later than 12pm on Friday, 11th July 2014. No other form of submission will be accepted. All communication regarding this procurement should be directed through the messages tab on the eTendering Portal in order to have a full record and audit trail of all communication within this procurement exercise.


title: GB-Leicester: Breastfeeding Peer Support Service

description: Optimal infant nutrition, especially breastfeeding, is a protective factor for the health of babies and mothers. Breastfeeding reduces potential health risks such as gastroenteritis and respiratory disease in infants and obesity and type 2 diabetes in later life. For the mother, it reduces the risk of breast and ovarian cancer.Low breast feeding rates are linked with inequalities in health, deprivation and reduced life expectancy. Support with breastfeeding is currently of significance, particularly for those from disadvantaged groups living in poverty. Breastfeeding enables optimal nutrition of infants without the additional costs associated with infant formula feeds or the associated risks to health. The UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI) is a worldwide effective evidence based accreditation programme which has been shown to increase breastfeeding rates. Leicester City is currently working towards stage 3 of the BFI standards, in order to achieve Baby Friendly status.Breastfeeding rates vary across levels of deprivation, with women living in the most deprived areas having the lowest rates of breastfeeding. The lowest rates of breastfeeding have been recorded in Eyres Monsell, New Parks, Braunstone Park and Rowley Fields, and Thurncourt, whose 6-8 week breastfeeding rates are significantly below the England average. Freemen, Aylestone, Fosse, and Beaumont Leys are all significantly below the Leicester breastfeeding average. Many of these wards are amongst the most deprived wards of the city. Leicester City Council is undertaking an open tender process in line with Competitive Contract Notice Part “B” Services. In order to tackle this public health problem, we are seeking to commission the delivery of a new breastfeeding peer support service to support and enable new mothers to continue breastfeeding once in the community. This service will also need to support a reduction in health inequalities by ensuring resources are targeted to priority communities.In response to the identified population needs we are seeking to achieve a sustained upward trend in breastfeeding initiation and prevalence rates at 6-8 weeks by taking a multi-faceted approach to breastfeeding, in line with recommendations from NICE and UNICEF BFI. The service provider will need to work closely with existing infant feeding services to ensure a smooth transition of mothers through the service. We will draw on the data gathered through the Public Health Outcomes Framework and local public health intelligence to evidence the changing trend. Our local infant feeding needs assessment (being finalised) outlines a range of interventions that are currently in place to achieve this aspiration and demonstrates how these services will integrate to form a seamless and integrated offer. One key element that will help us to achieve our aspiration is the provision of a breastfeeding peer support service in the city for new mothers.

Leicester City Council

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

postalCode: LE1 6TH


name: South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

title: Donway Traction Splint

description:
Competition Title : Donway Traction Splint
 Competition Notes : this is a one off requirement

 For full details, see how to apply below.

street: Abbey Court,Eagle Way

postalCode: EX2 7HY


title: 14/32 The Provision of a Lecture Capture Solution

description: The University will be opening the New Science Centre building in October 2014. The building will be home to all of the laboratory based Science teaching and research for the University, and has 450 lab bench spaces across 4 floors. The pedagogy of the New Science Centre is based on the delivery of captured sessions, experiments, etc. via a Lecture Capture or similar technology solution, to tablet-type devices at each bench station. Students are expected to watch/engage with video/audio content prior to and during sessions. As such, the faculty have created (and continue to create) video-based sessions, with a view to hosting these in an appropriate solution, together with the capabilities of viewing and creating additional resources in the Laboratories, and the live broadcast of activities within the building via the Internet.

Procurement

street: MX Building

postalCode: WV1 1AD


title: Framing Media Space 'Only in England'

description:
The Authority wishes to establish an Agreement/Contract for the provision of framing for the upcoming exhibition ‘Only in England’ in Media Space at the Science Museum, London, The exhibition opens 21st September – 16th March 2014 the ‘Services’.

 (MT Ref:140537)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road,Public Programmes

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Internal classroom alterations and extensions to 4 primary schools in Southampton

description: Southampton City Council invites applications from suitably experienced contractors who wish to tender for this requirement: The project is for works at 4 primary schools within Southampton. Bitterne Manor Primary School - replacement of multi-pitched Eternite tiled roof covering and alterations to the current roof drainage, to the entire school roof area. In addition, internal classroom alteration works are required to convert current room usage; works to include floor coverings, partition wall removal/construction, M&E and general decoration works. External works to include drainage, relocation of a timber shed, construction of a concrete base and re-grading bitumen playground. Estimated value £350k Shirley Warren Primary School – the works are to be split into two phases, each to be delivered separately. Phase 1 comprises the internal alterations to two classrooms, along with the construction of male and female staff toilets. Works to include removal of IT infrastructure, floor coverings, partition wall construction, installing sanitaryware, M&E and general internal decorations. Phase 1 estimated value £75k Phase 2 comprises the construction of a flat roofed first floor classroom extension, with an undercroft at ground level. In addition, internal classroom alteration works are required to convert current room usage within the adjacent room; works to include partition removal/construction, M&E and general decoration works. External works to include general building works, steel frame erection, drainage and flat roofing. Phase 2 estimated value £225k Tanners Brook Primary School - internal classroom alteration works to convert existing room into Year 6 classroom, along with internal alterations to create two additional toilets, store rooms and circulation. Works to include floor coverings, partition wall removal/construction, installation of sanitaryware, M&E and general decoration works. External works to include drainage. Estimated value £150k Valentine Primary School - internal classroom alteration works to convert existing room into Year 6 classroom, along with relocating existing disabled WC and creating store within part of new classroom. Works to include floor coverings, partition wall removal/construction, installation of sanitaryware, M&E and general decoration works. External works to include drainage. Estimated value £150k A minimum of four and maximum of six tenderers will be invited to tender for the works. The intention is to tender the lots above independently and at different times. Suppliers who express an interest and are selected to tender will be notified through the council's e-tendering portal when the invitation to tender for that specific lot is published.

Procurement Services

street: One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP


title: GB-Northwood: Footpath & Car Park Maintenence - Bishops Wood

description: Resurfacing Works to Car Park and footpaths within Bishops Wood, Northwood

Three Rivers District Council

street: Three Rivers House,Northway

postalCode: WD3 1LU


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: 24 hour supported living service for individuals with complex physical needs in Rugeley

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Saftey Footwear

description: Provision of a standardised functional boot for use by a Police organisation.

Civil Nuclear Constabulary

street: Building F6,Culham Science Centre

postalCode: OX14 3DB


title: Workforce Development Education & Training

description: In January 2012 the Department of Health published ‘Liberating the NHS: Developing the Healthcare Workforce, From Design to Delivery’, which set out the policy framework for a new approach to workforce planning and the commissioning of education and training of the health and public health workforce. The underpinning principle for this reform of the education and training system was to improve care and outcomes for patients. As a consequence of the reform, Health Education England (HEE) was created with one purpose: to help improve the quality of care delivered to patients by ensuring that our current and future workforce has the right numbers, skills, values and behaviours to meet their needs today and tomorrow. Health Education North West London,(HENWL), Health Education North Central and East London, (HENCEL) and Health Education South London, (HESL) are three of 13 Local Education and Training Boards (LETBs) set up as part of HEE, to support delivery of HEE’s functions locally through bringing together education providers and health service providers to plan, train and develop the healthcare workforce.

Health Education North West London

street: Stewart House ,32 Russell Square

postalCode: WC1B 5DN


title: RM4954 SO7394 Provision of Health and Safety Review

description: The purpose of the requirement is to carry out Fire Risk Assessments and Health and Safety risk assessments and Audits across CCS. Please see attached document for full description.

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: GB-Plymouth: Fleet Time Fit - NBCD/00036

description: Installation of Variable Speed Drive No 2 AFU - Type 23 Surface Ship

Ministry of Defence, Ships - CB1a

street: NBHQ,Ground Floor Building N058,HMNB Devonport

postalCode: PL12 2BG


name: Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment and Support - Combat Air

title: Hawk TMk2 In Service Support

description: Provision of In Service Support for the Hawk TMk2 Aircraft


title: The Supply and Fitment of Tyres

description: The Council invites suitably experienced and interested providers to tender for Supply and Fitment of Tyres. The Council is to offer a contract for three years commencing 1st April 2015. For ease of reference the vehicles are listed into three schedules; Schedule I - Specialist Vehicles, Schedule 2 - Light Commercial, Schedule 3 - Gardening Equipment, Large and Small. If you are interested in this tender, full details including schedule and documentation can be found at www.suffolksourcing.co.uk. Registration as a supplier is required before downloading documentation.

Ipswich Borough Council

street: Grafton House,15-17 Russell Road

postalCode: IP1 2DE


title: GB-Leicester: 63 Upper Tichborne Street Refurbishment

description: Complete refurbishment of 63 Upper Tichborne Street; this consists of four flats and communal area. The works are to consist of: Rewire New heating New windows New kitchen and bathrooms New fire alarm New emergency lighting All new internal woodwork, plaster and decoration A site visit has been arranged for 3rd April 2014 Due to the nature of the requirements only contractors who attend the site visit will have their quotation evaluated. The site can be accessed on Thursday 3rd April at 10am to assess its condition, means of access and all other circumstances that may affect the tender. Please contact Nick.Smith@leicester.gov.uk to confirm attendance. It is the tenderer’s responsibility to ensure arrival on time.

Leicester City Council

street: New Walk Centre, Welford Place

postalCode: LE1 6ZG


title: Invitation to Tender for an Investment Portfolio Review

description: The University currently has a modest portfolio of equities and endowment investments value ca. £2.5M. It is undertaking a review of this portfolio with a view to benchmarking performance, formalising an updated policy and its approach to on-going review. The output of this exercise will include: • The creation of an updated Investment Policy for discussion and approval by the University’s Finance and General Purposes Committee. This will include considerations such as risk profiling, benchmarking and other investment factors (including ethical) as appropriate for the University in the context of its Strategy to 2020. • A written evaluation of the university’s existing managed investment portfolio. This would include a review of recent performance, risk considerations and an assessment of the on-going suitability of the current portfolio in line with the updated Investment Policy. It will include clear recommendations for action. • Written advice on the options for additional investment of the current endowment funds held on deposit. • Practical support for implementation of any recommendations. • Options for on-going review and advice. • Presentation material suitable for the University’s Finance and General Purposes Committee or a relevant sub-group. It is expected that some aspects of the work will require liaison with external investment managers and members of relevant University endowment fund committees.

Finance Division

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: St Andrew & Blackfriars Hall Complex - Provision of Licensed Bar & Refreshments - Pubic Service Concession

description: Norwich City Council have a requirement for a dynamic and vibrant organisation to provide an occasional bar and refreshment service the unique setting of St Andrews and Blackfriars Hall complex. The prospective supplier will be required to run the licensed bar facility as required and provide refreshments. The contract is to be offered for 3 years with an option to renew for a further 2 years subject to the continuing requirement and successful review. The Halls are a magnificent and historic venue for hire in the heart of Norwich. Norwich City Council own and manage the facility and are responsible for marketing and promotion. The facilities are regularly hired for a wide range of high-profile events such as concerts, conferences, banquets and, trade fairs. In addition they are available for private functions such as family celebrations, wedding ceremonies and receptions. The venue is available to hire seven days a week from early morning to late evening.

Norwich City Council

street: Norwich City Council,City Hall

postalCode: NR2 1NH


name: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

title: Purchase of Coagulation Analyser

description: The agency is looking to purchase a replacement for an ACL3000+. The main requirement of this requirement is to support the agency's NIBSC Haemostasis section requirements. Automation of coagulation tests allows for greater results accuracy and higher throughput. An automated coagulometer is required with the following features: optical and mechanical clotting, chromogenic and immunoturbidmetric measurements. This will provide a open platform for the application of current tests and the automation and development of new tests for coagulation factor measurements.


title: Children and Adolescence Mental Health Services - Hampshire CCG's

description: The provision of a comprehensive Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) for children, young people and their families/carers with access to timely assessments and interventions. Covering the Hampshire 5 CCG's Please see the attached Memorandum of Information (MOI) in the documents below, this can also be found within the PQQ documents on BravoSolutions.

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


title: AF-Nairobi: Packed Fuel Store Upgrade Works

description: The removal of block paving in the packed fuel store area, and its replacement with reinforced concrete paving c/w suitable joints. The work also include line marking inside the store, and line marking only at the packed fuel store in Nanyuki. Estimated value excluding VAT: KSH 4,000,000 - KSH 6,000,000 Duration in months: 2 (from the award of the contract) Type of procedure: Restricted Envisaged minimum number: 3 and maximum number: 4 Objective Criteria for choosing the limited number of candidates: Invitations to tender will be sent on the highest scoring companies following evaluation of information submitted against questions below. Questions: a) Provide full company name, registered office address, primary contact details and full name of all directors. (Yes/No) b) Provide overall company structure, including names and qualifications of key employees (Pass/Fail) c) Demonstrate how you will satisfy Local working regulations, specifically working Visas. (Pass/Fail) d) Provide details of any sub-contractors (including contact details) regularly used for specialist work such as mechanical, electrical or design work. (Yes/No) e) Provide examples of similar previous projects, including point of contact and telephone number of clients. (Scored) f) Provide outline financial details of the previous trading year (Pass/Fail) g) Submit signed copy of statement of good standing (Pass/Fail) h) Submit current company insurance certificates (Yes/No) i) Submit a copy of your company health, safety and environmental policy (Scored) j) Provide an example risk assessment and method statement for changing a high level light on a roof with no fixed access. There are connection points for a safety line on the roof. (Scored) The questions above will be evaluated as either Pass/Fail, Yes/No or a Scored Evaluation: a. PASS/FAIL Evaluation. A number of PASS/FAIL questions each of which must be passed by the Potential Provider in order to progress (except where the Authority has discretion not to fail the Potential Provider). Where evidence has been requested to support a PASS/FAIL question this should be of an acceptable standard. b. YES/NO Evaluation. A number of YES/NO questions each of which requires information to be provided by the Potential Provider in order to progress. Where evidence has been requested to support a YES/NO question this should be of an acceptable standard. c. Scored Evaluation. An assessment through a Scoring methodology, by Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), of the responses and supporting evidence provided by a Potential Provider to each question with a range of criteria. The Authority may require Potential Providers to demonstrate a minimum capability in certain areas. Potential Providers are to note that where a PASS/FAIL question allows the Authority the discretion to PASS/FAIL, then the Authority will exercise its discretion in determining the exclusion or not of a Potential Provider. Returns to be delivered in hard copy to the WCO on the address above, or left in the tender box at GE Dept office, Kifaru Camp, Kahawa Barracks, Nairobi. If sending returns via the BFPO address above, please e-mail the works contracts officer with a tracking number to let us know your response is en route. Date of dispatch of invitations to tender or to participate to selected candidates: TBC Language(s) in which tenders or requests to participate may be drawn up: English Award details: - Lowest Price (with a Technical and Commercial pass)

Ministry of Defence, DIO

street: GE Dept

postalCode: BFPO 10