title: The Expansion of The Federation of Greenways Schools

description: Southend on Sea Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from contractors wishing to tender for expansion works at Thorpe Greenways School, Greenways, Southend, Essex. The project involves the following:- • Construction of two storey year 6 class block with 5 new classbases and WC block together with activity studio and first floor outdoor learning space. Works will commence in April 2015 and completing end of September 2015 Stage 2 report and planning drawings will be issued to the contractors selected to tender for the work. The works will be carried out under a JCT (Design and Build) Form of Contract. Contractors wishing to be considered for selection to tender will be required to be registered with Constructionline or equivalent and have listed the following Sectors and Categories: • Building (Schools/Colleges) • Working in Occupied Premises A notation value for the above sectors & categories of £1m is also essential as well as a Feedback Average Category Score of at least 8.00. In addition to the above requirements, our selection criteria will also be based on the following which are required within your reply: • A preference for CHAS or equivalent registered Contractors • Location of Contractor in order to support local labour initiatives • Provision of 3 examples of previous similar projects detailing the approximate contract value. Please limit each example to 2 A4 sides. • Knowledge of delivering successful buildings within tight on site programmes, on constrained sites. No more that 2 A4 sides. • Provision of three references for similar works carried out within the last twelve months. • Summary of last three year accounts. • A credit check will be carried out to assess current financial status. Evidence of a high risk status may automatically lead to exclusion. It is intended to restrict the tender list to the highest scoring 6 contractors. If more than 6 contractors fulfil the criteria for selection, those scoring the highest number of points on the evaluation criteria will be invited to tender. The returned tenders will be considered against an evaluation ratio of 60% for price and 40% for quality. Please submit your expression of interest by e-mail to propertyandregengroup@southend.gov.uk by midday on Thursday 11th December 2014 with the required information i.e. CHAS Certificate or equivalent, 3 References from available referees. Do not request a PQQ because it is not required. Failure to respond by midday Thursday 11th December with the information required will automatically lead to exclusion from the final tender list.

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6ER


scheme: CPV

title: THE PROVISION OF A WEB HOSTING SERVICE PACKAGE FOR THE POLICE SERVICE - Request for Information

CCS - Crown Commercial Services

street: Room 2Y92 Concept House,Cardiff Road

postalCode: NP10 8QQ

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


name: Youth Justice Board for England and Wales

title: Psychology input to the effective case management of young people with complex needs and persistent offending histories in the youth justice system

documentType: tenderNotice

description: This project is part of a Welsh Government and Youth Justice Board initiative testing a new case management approach which will provide a framework in which to deliver the Trauma Recovery Model (TRM) . Attached at annex A is a summary of the approach, annex B the TRM schematic and Annex C provides the proposed application of the approach in a youth offending team (YOT) setting. The aims of the approach are to firstly provide youth offending team practitioners and managers with increased knowledge and understanding in relation to how early attachment, trauma and adverse life events will impact on a young person’s ability to effectively engage in youth justice interventions. Secondly, to provide an approach to multi-agency case formulation and intervention planning which will enable youth justice staff to tailor and sequence interventions more effectively according to developmental and mental health needs. Fundamental to the integrity of the approach is the availability of a psychologist in test sites to support the case management of young people.

procurementMethod: open


name: NEL Commissioning Support Unit (NEL CSU)

title: NHS Havering and NHS Barking & Dagenham CCGs End of Life Care Planned Visits Service

street: Becketts House,2-14 Ilford Hill,Ilford

postalCode: IG1 2QX


title: The Provision of a Metering Service

description: Dudley MBC requires a service for Half Hourly Metering Operation (for Electricity) for various sites across the borough.

mainProcurementCategory: services

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Council House,Priory Road

postalCode: DY1 1HF


title: GSV1216-Support for House of Commons Clerks Apprentice Scheme

description: The House of Commons requires a Contractor to provide support for the Clerk’s Apprentices Scheme. The Contractor shall provide an agreed number of apprentices per annum to work at the House of Commons or Parliamentary ICT whilst completing an NVQ (catering, customer service, business and administration, etc. The Contractor shall have full responsibility for the apprentices, covering Payroll, HR management, pastoral care and support when required. The Scheme is key in delivering the House of Commons Diversity and Inclusion Scheme, which commits the House to work to attract and retain talent from all backgrounds of society, and by implementing initiatives to make the House Service more attractive and accessible to people who might not have thought of working here. The Contractor will be expected to enable the House to be involved in a positive media campaign supporting and promoting the Scheme. This media exposure will promote the House Service as a diverse and inclusive employer and should be designed to attract people from a wide range of backgrounds to apply for jobs at the House or at least to consider it a possibility. The Contract shall be in place for an initial period of four years, with options to extend, subject to due performance and the needs of the House, for up to two further 12-month periods. The available budget for this contract, including apprentices’ salaries, is £240,000 per annum.

Department of HR and Change

street: 7 Millbank

postalCode: SW1A 0AA


title: Speaker agencies to provide speakers for yearly masterclass series at Lancaster University.

description: Lancaster University would like to engage the services of a number of a number of speaker agencies to provide quality speakers/artistes for various events which Lancaster University may host. Although this tender specifically outlines the requirements of one department within Lancaster University, the end framework will be open to all Lancaster University departments and associated ERDF run projects. The Institute for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (IEED) within Lancaster University Management School (LUMS) work with Small and medium-sized businesses by designing practical business support programmes that focus on growth, leadership and innovation. With an ever increasing network of entrepreneurs and businesses, the department have developed a speaker series that aims to provide a masterclass speaker and networking session every 5-6 weeks. This brings together the businesses off a variety of business support programmes and allows them to hear a great speaker that can inspire/ educate them to reflect and look at ways they can embed/implement changes within the business or with themselves.

Management School

street: Lancaster University

postalCode: LA1 4YX


title: PROVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL OPTICAL SERVICES AT DOUNREAY

description: Starting Date: 05/05/2014 End Date: 31/03/2017 With an option to extend for two further years DSRL require a Contractor to supply optical services at Dounreay. Services will include eye examinations (sight test) supply, fitting and repair of safety, respirator and VDU spectacles. A minimum of five site visits per annum will be required to meet DSRL requirements. On site accommodation will be provided to the successful Contractor. A three year contract with an option to extend for a further year will be awarded in April 2014 with a start date in May 2014. Interested parties should complete and supply the following information: • Details of Qualifications and Experience • Company Capability Statement • Details of the provision of similar services. Please follow the contract opportunities link on the DSRL website to register interest and complete a PQQ: http://www.dounreay.com/suppliers/contract-opportunities

Doureay (DSRL)

postalCode: KW14 7TZ


title: Pk155 W3610 - Nursery boilers - Hyde Park

description: The Royal Parks are seeking an M&E Contractor to undertake alterations to a low temperature hot water heating system serving the green houses in the nursery at Hyde Park. The works shall include converting an open type F&E system to 3 No oil fired boilers (commercial size) into a main fed sealed unvented system, removing existing boiler flues and installing new flues rising into a main header system. The project shall also involve some builders work including forming openings in external walls for flues and weatherproofing works. All works shall be commissioned with certification and O&M manuals issued on completion.

mainProcurementCategory: works

Vinci Facilities

street: The Store Yard,Hyde Park

postalCode: W2 2UH


title: Disabled WC at Becca House

description: Humber NHS Foundation Trust is looking to enter into a contract with a principle contractor to carry out the refurbishment works at Becca House. The works involves the removal of an existing toilet and waiting area. The creation of a new waiting area, reception and disabled wc. The Site Address for the works is: Becca House 27 St Johns Avenue Bridlington Y016 4ND The principle contractor must provide and develop services that are efficient, cost effective and responsive to the needs of the people who use them. In addition, the principle contractor must provide resilient and reliable solutions that provide value for money for the Trust.

Humber NHS Foundation Trust

street: Willerby Hill,Beverley Road

postalCode: HU10 6ED


name: Lambert Smith Hampton on behalf of the HCA

title: Hoarding Repairs to Digital Campus Sites Sheffield

description: Repair and redecoration of timber hoarding at two sites in Sheffield city centre

street: Fountain precinct, Balm Green, Sheffield

postalCode: S1 2JA


title: Approved List for Community Support

description: Southend-on-Sea Borough Council is inviting expressions of interest from experienced Care Providers for inclusion on the Council’s Approved Provider’s List for the provision of services to adults with complex learning disabilities and challenging behaviour. The aim of this service is to ensure that people with more complex needs are supported in a way which enables them to : • Exercise their civil rights • Make ordinary life choices • Achieve as much independence as possible • Be included in their community in the same way as everyone else. Supporting the Council’s drive to increase choice for individuals and promoting the self directed support initiative, this Approved List, will ensure that service users and their families, are provided with a choice of experienced and quality approved care providers, whom they can contact, in order to arrange their specific care package requirements. The provider will need to either offer commissioned services directly to the user/representative or for those service users who do not wish to commission services the Council can commission the services on behalf of the service users. is estimated that the number of new packages being commissioned over the course of a year will range between 1-4 packages. The Approved List will be for an initial period of 1 year commencing on 1st August 2014, with an option to extend for a further year. Southend-on-Sea Borough Council welcomes submissions from all organisational types, including the Third Sector. If you wish to tender for the above requirement, please contact the Procurement Team, to request the Tender Documentation. Address Corporate Procurement, 5th Floor, Civic Centre, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS2 6ER. E-Mail procurement@southend.gov.uk Phone 01702 215000 Closing date for document requests is 27th June 2014. Completed tenders should be returned by 12 noon 11th July 2014.


title: PATHOSHIELD SAMPLING BOXES

description: FSA have a requirement for the supply of PathoShield sampling boxes ( see documentation for the specification of these boxes) and distribution to various Food Businesses across England, Scotland and Wales.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

The Food Standards Agency

postalCode: YO1 7PR


title: East Kent Community Anti-Coagulation Initiation and Monitoring Service

description: NHS Canterbury and Coastal CCG and NHS South Kent Coast CCG invites suitably qualified and experienced healthcare providers (including general practitioners, private sector organisations, social enterprise/third sector organisations and other providers) for the provision of a Community Anti-Coagulation Monitoring and Initiation Service for the East Kent. This notice relates to the Procurement of a Community Anti-Coagulation Monitoring and Initiation Service for NHS Canterbury and Coastal CCG and NHS South Kent Coast CCG (the Commissioner). The Commissioner is supported in this project by KMCS (the CSU) and its procurement partner NHS Commercial Solutions (NCS), which is managing this procurement. The care pathway being commissioned is a fully inclusive warfarin anti-coagulation service. This service will provide initiation, prescribing and monitoring. The provider will deliver a home visiting service as required by patient need. The service will be linked with secondary care for the sharing of INR results and medication or dose changes. It is expected that this service will become the CCGs primary service for the delivery and monitoring of Anti-coagulants for the avoidance of Venous Thromboembolism. The service will be available to all adult patients requiring anti-coagulation, with the majority of patients expected to be Atrial Fibrillation (AF) patients. A report will be sent to the referrer, which covers not only the description of the investigation, findings and subsequent treatment, but also where appropriate covers any recommendations for further investigation and advice on management. Structured reporting will be encouraged to support local referrers in their options for further clinical management. The service will need to be fully quality assured, validated and supported by the local Commissioners. A local, direct access Anti-coagulation monitoring and treatment service with staff qualified to appropriate levels of skill and experience, using point of care International Normalisation Ratio (INR) testing equipment meeting and maintaining NEQAS, robust performance management systems and stringent levels of clinical governance. The Provider must aim to provide an excellent Patient experience during all parts of the process – to include the examination and the administrative services. In order to measure this, Providers should have in place robust mechanisms for collecting Patient feedback using approaches that reflect the diverse nature of their Patient population. This should include as a minimum, a Patient satisfaction survey, and one real time feedback mechanism. There must be a sound process for receiving and dealing with suggestions, compliments and complaints. The aim of the service is to aid early diagnosis and treatment, avoiding the need for unnecessary referral to secondary care, or to support the shift of activity in to a primary care setting, where this will improve access.

Contact via eSourcing portal

street: Contact via eSourcing portal

postalCode: AA1 1AA


documentType: awardNotice

title: Information Age Gallery - Motion Graphics Exhibits

description:
The Authority wishes to establish a Contract for the provision of the design and development of 8 storytelling animations for the Information Age Gallery at the Science Museum:

 Bro_B_01: Watching Coronation

 Cab_C_03: Need title

 Cab_D_04: The Radio’s Operator Stories

 Exc_C_01: Let Robson Sing

 Web_A_01: Computerised Teashops

 Web_B_01: Cold War Computers

 Web_B_03: The Development of Computer Network

 Web_C_01: Inventing the Wold Wide Web

 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 exhibit.

 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 two prototypes of the exhibit for testing with visitors (including the writing of draft script)

 The build of the final exhibit.

 The specification of technical guidelines and requirements for the built of the physical housing.

 The specification of the hardware necessary for this exhibit in collaboration with the New Media department at the Science Museum.

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

 A detailed O&M manual

 Ongoing technical support during the 12-month warranty period

 Not Included:

 The build or procurement of the hardware necessary for this exhibit.

 Content research, script or copywriting.

 Design and construction of the physical housing or environment for this interactive (although Developers will need to liaise closely with the exhibition designers regarding the exhibits particular requirements).

 (MT Ref:108384)

Science Museum Group

street: Science Museum,Exhibition Road

postalCode: SW7 2DD


title: Fire door replacement programme for Canterbury City Council

description:
Canterbury City Council(EKH)have awarded the tender process for a contractor to carry out their fire door replacement programme. The successful contractor must have the ability to provide door manufacturing, design services and door installation.

 The fire doors will comply with the following British standards;

 BS 476 part 20 (1987)

 BS 476 part 22 (1987)

 BS 476 part 23 (1987)

 BS 476 part 31.1 (1983)

 BS 8214 (2008)

 BS EN 1634-1 (2008)

 (MT Ref:140120)

South East Consortium

street: Building 190,Kent Science Park

postalCode: ME9 8NP


title: Review of Telematics

description: The design and development of HS2 is on-going, the railway is envisaged to utilise a high degree of automation and will be reliant on many computer systems to provide a reliable, safe and excellently run railway. This Contract is for a study resulting in a report to consider the types of systems that would be required, possible routes to procurement and the timescales of activities to achieve the final solution. Telematics covers information and diagnostic systems to operate a business and a railway and covering but not limited to the following areas: • Computer systems to run a railway companies • Staff rostering, competence, training • Maintenance and fault repair scheduling • Train resources and allocations (passenger & engineering) • Route and infrastructure system availability for use by trains • Condition monitoring of many systems and presentation of alarms to signallers and maintenance staff • Train service specification, timetable development through to implementation of on the day timetables including passenger and engineering train movements • Traffic management to optimise the train service in real time, provide automatic train operation information to the train and to call routes in the signalling system • Ability to play back incidents for investigations and lesson learnt purposes • Support for emergency management of companies and railway business • Ticketing, reservations and customer information • Links to other railway companies and their systems • Conformance to Interoperability Standards • Security systems As the successful supplier will be advising HS2 Ltd, potential suppliers should have provided advice on the deployment of Information Technology, communications or control systems to a Railway company or undertaken such a deployment.

High Speed Two (HS2) Limited

street: Eland House,Bressenden Place

postalCode: SW1E 5DU


title: Norfolk County Council Public Health Primary Care Contract - Consultation

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,County Hall,Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: GB-trent: Interim Mixed Dry Recyclables Kerbside

description: Stoke-on-Trent City Council requires contractual arrangements to provide for the transportation, processing, sorting, marketing and onward sale of its Mixed Dry Recyclables waste stream arising from household waste collection rounds.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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

postalCode: ST4 1HH


title: East Sussex Primary Care Mental Health Services

description: This notice relates to the procurement of a Primary Care Mental Health Services on behalf of NHS Eastbourne Hailsham Seaford CCG, NHS Hastings and Rother CCG and NHS High Weald Lewes Havens CCG (together the Commissioner). The Commissioner is supported in this project by KMCS (the CSU) and its procurement partner NHS Commercial Solutions (NCS), which is managing this procurement. Background: The purpose of the services is to provide: 1) primary care mental health workers to support to GP practices to manage patient care and enable timely, directed access to appropriate services; 2) psychological therapies for people with common mental health problems including depression and anxiety. Requirements: The primary care mental health services (PCMHS) are made up of two core components. These are designed to complement one another and should work together in an integrated way. They should also be considered to operate within a much wider whole service system. PCMHS can be defined with reference to a ‘stepped model of care’ as cited for example in NICE guidance, and operate at steps 1, 2 and 3 of this model. The overall role of the primary care mental health workers is to support GP practices to manage patient care and enable timely, directed access to appropriate services, including advising on appropriate referrals to psychological therapies services at steps 2 and 3 of the service model. • Primary care mental health workers must be qualified mental health professionals - CPN / Social Worker / O/T / Psychologist or equivalent In order to develop trust and confidence in primary care mental health workers’ role, it will be essential that the service provided is not perceived as ‘remote’ but rather based on the development of personal relationships in particular with GPs, but also with patients / the local population (the ‘public’), which are consistent and reliable. Services at steps 2 & 3, as a national programme the requirements for providing IAPT services are highly prescribed and providers should be fully aware of, up to date with, and make reference to all the relevant guidance, to ensure they comply with all national requirements and the key characteristics required to qualify as an IAPT service. Reference should be made by providers to the guidance referred to above, when determining their workforce and be specifically identified in relationship to their fulfillment of the following roles and areas of responsibility. • Clinical Leadership • Qualified Staff • Clinical Practice Supervision The table below sets out the numbers of qualified staff and their respective designations who must be employed to deliver IAPT psychological therapies during the period of the contract term. • IAPT Practitioners at Level 2 – 28 WTE • IAPT Practitioners at Level 3 – 44 WTE The contract is for 3 years with the option to extend for another 2 x 12 months..

street: Contact via eSourcing portal,Station Road

postalCode: AA1 1A

Contact via eSourcing portal

email: Contact via eSourcing portal

telephone: Contact via eSourcin


title: Supply Of Combination Boilers -

description:
New Charter is seeking suppliers of Domestic Central Heating Combination Boilers

 (MT Ref:137078)

New Charter Building Company Limited

street: Outram Road,Globe Lane Industrial Estate ,Purchasing & Stores

postalCode: SK16 4XP


title: ESCC SR - Provision of Soft Facilities Management Services

description: Soft Facilities Management Framework Notice calling for Expressions of Interest East Sussex County Council are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced companies who wish to be invited to tender, for the opportunity to provide soft facilities management services in East Sussex and surrounding areas.

East Sussex County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: BN7 1UE


title: R&M of Playground Equipment (Various)

description: Within the City of Wolverhampton there are at present one hundred and seven (107) Play Areas, these are made up of fifty one (51) Traditional Playgrounds, twenty seven (27) Natural Play Areas, twenty four (24) Multi- Ball Games Areas (MUGA), and five (5) Skate Parks. Wolverhampton City Council seeks to appoint a single provider to carry out the Repair and Corrective Maintenance of the equipment situated in these Play areas. The scope of works will extend minor and structural repairs, refurbishment of equipment, and in some cases replacement of pieces of equipment that are beyond the point of economical repair. The number of Play Area sites may vary throughout the contract period.

Wolverhampton City Council

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

postalCode: WV1 1RL


title: RM4158 – L0590; Delivering Differently for Young People programme – Devon Youth Services - DRAFT ITT

description: This support package has the following objectives for Devon Youth Service: To enable the Potential PSM to develop an existing business plan into a robust 5 year business plan with accompanying and detailed financial model To deliver a model of governance that serves the needs of the Potential PSM (enabling staff, service users and young people to participate and contribute to the development of the Potential PSM). To develop a clear understanding of commercial and financial requirements necessary for the Potential PSM to grow and thrive To capture and share key learning and experience with other Parent Bodies and youth services considering mutualisation

Crown Commercial Service - London

street: 1 Horse Guards Road,Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 2HQ


name: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

title: Automation Of Business Process

description: Nottingham University Hospitals Trust (NUH) is looking to procure the services of a single supplier which will provide robotic automation software to facilitate the integration of systems used within the Trust and by other NHS or Health related organisations where traditional integration cannot be achieved.

street: City Campus,Hucknall Road

postalCode: NG5 1PB


title: British Embassy Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire: Upgrade Works

description: This is the pre-qualification questionnaire for the General Contractor (hereinafter called the GC) of works to the British Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence in Abidjan. The GC’s work scope includes the delivery of the following works: • Provide more appropriate Embassy offices which are ‘fit-for purpose’, including o Enhance the privacy to between the residence and embassy o Provide additional staff welfare facilities o Provide a DDA compliant toilet o Improve the meeting room space • Create a new Guard House • Create a new guichet • Improve security within the residence and modifications to the security refuge in the cellar The Contractor’s roles and responsibilities will be fully detailed in the tender documents but are summarised as follows (Full Specification and Drawings Traditional Contract): • Completion of the project on time, to the agreed quality standard as set out in contract drawings and specifications. • Preparation, implementation and maintenance of a construction programme. • Issue of regular progress reports to an agreed format. • Management and responsibility for site health and safety. • Management, responsibility and co-ordination of site logistics including site delivery access and egress. • Preparation of a handover plan for agreement by the Project Manager and implementation of the agreed plan. • Provision of satisfactory operation and maintenance documentation. • Preparation and maintenance of a Health & Safety Plan. • Preparation of a proposed final account for agreement with the Cost Manager. • Making good all defects. • Attending/chairing meetings (e.g. Progress meeting, Site meetings, Quality Control meetings, Defect Inspections, etc.).

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

street: Old Admiralty Building

postalCode: SW1A 2PA


title: Palm House, Princess of Wales Conservatory and Traditional Chinese Medicines Festival Interpretation

description: From the 24 May to 7 September 2014 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is holding a festival to celebrate the positive affect plants have on our health and wellbeing, with a particular focus on medicinal plants. We are seeking a creative partner to help us realise our festival vision for the Palm House and Princess of Wales Conservatory and a self-led trail about Traditional Chinese Medicine. This will require the conception, design, production and installation of 3D interpretation, both interactive and static, that will enable our visitors to explore the stories of key plants across the glasshouses and identify plants across the Gardens (inside and outside) that are used in Traditional Chinese Medicines. This project will require hands on interactive/explorable installations (approximately 10 each of two designs) plus static but highly visible solutions that pinpoint particular plants in various locations (up to 40 across 3 different designs). They will sit across a range of climatic environments and may need to function beyond the 3 ½ months of the festival. We are therefore seeking companies that can demonstrate extensive experience of delivering similar projects within a visitor destination, creating content-led, creative and robust 3D interpretation pieces that will excite, delight and surprise our visitors.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW

street: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

postalCode: TW9 3AB


title: Symantec Licences

description: Symantec Licences


title: Main Contractor to provide a new building for cTAP at Lancaster University

description: Introduction The new cTAP (Core Technology Access Programme) building will provide additional research and development laboratories, offices and meeting rooms as well as providing a front door to the new facility which will integrate closely with the Universities new Department of Chemistry. Design – Use The new cTAP facility will provide small and medium enterprises with support for product and process innovation guidance throughout all stages of product design, scale-up and performance testing. The building is designed to provide laboratory and office accommodation for cTAP staff, partner companies and technologists. The building will have a ‘front door’ off John Creed Avenue and will directly link to the Department of Chemistry in the Faraday Building. Design – Layout Ground floor provides office and clerical accommodation, the upper floors house laboratory and write-up accommodation. Research accommodation will include open plan laboratories, specialist instrument laboratories, sample preparation areas and secure dedicated sample storage areas. Office areas leading from the laboratories will provide desk based working space for write-up and storage for non-laboratory items. Ground floor office accommodation will include cellular and open plan office areas, meeting rooms, interaction areas, reception area and ancillary office space. Open plan mixing areas will facilitate integration between cTAP building users and the Departments of Chemistry and Physics. Plant and service accommodation predominantly serving the laboratory accommodation will be located within enclosed roof level plant rooms which are detailed and arranged to respect campus context. Context The adjacent and adjoining Faraday Building are three storeys in height with plant rooms forming a partial fourth storey. The proposed site is bound by the existing Faraday building to the west, John Creed Avenue to the north and the newly created Department of Chemistry NMR suite to the south. Faraday east and west buildings are currently being refurbished to accommodate the Department of Chemistry. Project Information The project comprises 1,070m² with a procurement route of two stage open book D&B. Indicative Timetable Issue PQQ 10th June 2014 Mid PQQ site visit/ Q&A session TBC Return of PQQ 11th July 2014 (EU minimum) Analysis of PQQ’s Early July Pre-tender Interviews TBC Issue Tender to successful shortlist Mid/ Late July Tender Returns TBC (35 day EU minimum) Award Tender Sept/ Oct 2014 Commence on site Qt. 4 2014 Work complete Qt. 4 2015 Please note this is an indicative timetable in order to provide information regarding the future tender following the return of the PQQ’s. European Regional Development Fund Programme The work undertaken in this tender is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund Programme 2007 to 2013.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: GB-Plymouth: Fleet Time Fit - NBCD/00034

description: Fit additional 240V power supplies to Senior rates Cabins Type 23 Surface Ships

Ministry of Defence, Ships - CB1a

street: NBHQ,Ground Floor Building N058,HMNB Devonport

postalCode: PL12 2BG


title: United Kingdom-Bristol: MES/21406 - Repair, maintenance and associated services related to marine and other equipment

description: Supply of Spares, Repairs and Post Design Services for Small Gearboxes and Associated Equipment Repair, maintenance and associated services related to marine and other equipment. Marine equipment. Design support services. Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), Maritime Platform System (MPS), Maritime Equipment Systems (MES) has a requirement for the future supply of Spares, Repair, Post Design and Technical Support for Small Vessel Main Propulsion Gearboxes and Associated Equipment. Contract requirements may include but not be limited to the following fields in which the candidates will be required to demonstrate sufficient capability, capacity and proficiency: Through Life Management: — Project Management — Configuration management — Obsolescence management — Risk and opportunity management Supply: — Supply of main equipment — Supply of equipment spares Repair: — Repair of equipment and components — Refurbishment of equipment and components Post Design and Technical Support: — Post Design Services — Technical Support The Contract will contain lists of items that shall require pricing during the competitive tender process, which may be subject to a reverse auction. Suppliers wishing to express an interest in this requirement are required to: Submit a copy of their BS EN ISO 9001:2008 3rd Party Certification accredited/recognised by UKAS, with an appropriate scope to meet the requirement. In the event that no ISO certification is held, the Company must be able to demonstrate that they operate and maintain a business/quality management system acceptable to the Department within that same scope. Confirm that they are willing or able to trade electronically using the Purchase to Payment (P2P) business process. Companies who submit an Expression of Interest may be required to complete and submit a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire to confirm their suitability to be included in the tender panel for this requirement. The Authority's decision in this matter will be final. CPV: 50240000, 34930000, 79933000.


title: Integrated Tier 2 Community Dermatology for West Hampshire CCG

NHS South Commissioning Support Unit

postalCode: SO50 5PB.


name: Staffordshire County Council Staffordshire Procurement

title: South Staffordshire Service User Participation Service

description: A service to represent the views of, and involce people with a mental illness aged 16 years and above residing in Boroughs of Stafford, East Staffs, and Tamworth, and the districts of Cannock Chase, South Staffs and Lichfield. The service is about making sure that mental health commissioning, services, organisations and policies and practice are led and shaped by the people best placed to know what works: people who use mental health services. They are experts by experience. The provider must be able to demonstrate that they are independent of any other Adult Mental Health assessment care and treatment service provision in the contract area for people with a mentall illness. It is expected that the provider can demonstrate an existing and established network of eligible service users in order to deliver the following: Informing - ensuring people are aware and knoledgeable Consulting - people have the opportunity to influence Involve - active participation of a person with lived experience of mental illness Partner - service users volunteering for the service, representing and acting on behalf of other service users Lead - service users leading projects, programmes, workshops

street: Wedgwood Building,Tipping Street

postalCode: ST16 2DH


title: Development of information on the Care Act 2014 for people in Custodial Settings

description: The Care Act 2014 sets out, amongst other things, the responsibilities, from April 2015, of Local Authorities with regards to the assessment of, and provision of social care and support to those aged 18 and over in prisons and approved premises such as bail hostels. To support better awareness and understanding of the prisons and approved premises provisions of the Act, DH wish to commission the development of a suite of information that will explain to individuals their rights under the Care Act and will cover all elements of a care and support journey whilst in prison or an approved premises setting, from general awareness raising on awareness from prison through assessment, eligibility, care planning, complaints, safeguarding, charging and support on release.

Department of Health

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

postalCode: SE1 6LH


title: BFI Film Audience Network: Qualitative Research and Programme Evaluation

description: Purpose of FAN Customer research and Evaluation: The purpose of the customer research is to provide regular feedback on behalf of BFI and BFI FAN to establish progress and make recommendations. The purpose of evaluation is to provide both a mid and end of term assessment of whether FAN is achieving its objectives, to learn what types of activity are most effective (what works), and to try to quantify the overall independent impact of the FAN and the value for money. The BFI wishes to encourage people to build a lifelong relationship with film, help build audiences for a broader range of films across all platforms and ensure that film culture can be accessed and enjoyed by everyone across the whole of the UK. Our Plan for 2012-17 contains a range of interlinked strategies to help us achieve these aims.

British Film Institute

street: 21 Stephen Street

postalCode: W1T 1LN


title: Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme

description: Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme. 1. The Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme is a joint initiative between Cabinet Office (which is acting as the Contracting Authority) and, the Department for Health (DH). 2. The Pathfinder Programme, which is targeted at the health sector — including the acute health sector - has been designed to support NHS Foundation Trusts (FTs) and NHS Trusts to explore the viability and potential benefits of the mutual model for the entire Trust or significant parts of the Trust's services. 3. The Programme will support 9 pioneering Pathfinder Trusts, either individually or in partnership, through the provision of bespoke advisory support (purchased through this procurement). 4. This Procurement has been split into 9 Lots to deliver bespoke professional support to the 9 Pathfinder Trusts. The Services are further described in Invitation to Tender (ITT) documentation. Potential Providers have the opportunity to bid for all or any combination of the 9 Lots. However in order to ensure the Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme benefits from a wide range of ideas from a diverse range of providers, successful Suppliers may only be awarded a maximum of 2 Lots. 4. The 9 selected Pathfinder Trusts, participating in the Mutuals in Health: Pathfinder Programme are: Lot 1 — Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 2 — Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 3 — Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 4 — Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 5 — Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 6 — Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Specialist Trust) Lot 7 — Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (Mental health and learning disability Trust) Lot 8 — University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (Acute Trust) Lot 9 — Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Acute Specialist) 5. A detailed description of the Services that the Potential Provider will be required to supply within each Lot is set out in full at Attachment 2 — Statement of Requirements of the Invitation to Tender. CPV: 79400000, 66171000, 66519600, 66523000, 79100000, 79110000, 79111000, 79112000, 79112100, 79221000, 79410000, 79411000, 79411100, 79412000, 79414000.


title: GB-Portsmouth: Noise and Vibration Courses at the Institute of Naval Medicine (INM)

description: There is a statutory requirement to undertake workplace assessments of human exposure to noise and vibration. The Institute of Naval Medicine (INM) supports the MOD's legal obligation to assess these hazards proficiently. To deliver this essential training the INM require an External Examiner (EE) for the Noise Assessor's Training Course (NATC), a bespoke training course (focussed on military enviornments) for competent persons responsible for carrying out basic noise assessments; the Environmental Health Technicians Occupational Noise Course (ONC) and the Management of Occupational Exposure to Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV). The EE will also be required to moderate written exams and provide 0.5 day demonstration of hand-arm vibration syndrome, diagnostic and measuring equipment for the HAV (maximum one course per annum). The EE will also be required to attend INM and other sites (location(s) to be decided) for 2 days of the NATC (approximately six courses per annum) and one ONC (one course per annum). The provider will be up to date with current UK H&S legislation (including current noise and vibration legislation), relevant national and international standards, guidance and best practice documents related to assessment of these hazards. The provider should also be fully conversant with MOD noise and vibration policy and guidance and will have an appreciation of these hazards through previous experience of conducting assessments in military, or similar enviornments.

Fleet Commercial, C&C

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

postalCode: PO1 3LU


title: Floating Support Enablement Services

description:
West Berkshire Council invites expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to deliver a Floating Support Enablement Service within West Berkshire.

 The service will be expected to provide packages of housing related support that are designed to develop or sustain an individual’s capacity to live independently. Housing related support services are defined as services that aim to develop or sustain an individual’s capacity to live independently in their accommodation and not include general health, social care or statutory personal care services, but rather services that aim to support more independent living arrangements.

 The service is short term and enablement focused – with average lengths of service delivery from 3 months through to 1 year, dependant on service user need. Service users may vary in needs including: older people; mild dementia; physical disabilities; learning disabilities; mental health; visual & hearing impairments; chronic long term needs.

 The Service Provider will work with individuals to enable Service Users with skills in the following broad areas:

 • Finance & personal management

 • Expected behaviours in a tenancy

 • Household maintenance

 • Links into the community

 It is expected this service will be provided within the hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday to Friday, and will cover the West Berkshire area.

 The contract will be for up to 300 hours per week.

 (MT Ref:138331)

West Berkshire Council

street: Council Offices,Market Street,Legal Services

postalCode: RG14 5LD


name: Ministry of Defence, Defence Equipment and Support, IMOC & LCS

title: Provision of Transport Services for the Movement of Fuels Within the UK (Excluding Northern Ireland)

description: Transport Service to move Marine and Aviation Fuel within the UK excluding Northern Ireland


title: Sandwell Council PR Support

description: Marketing Birmingham and ERDF partners (The Association of Black Country Authorities Consortium, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham International Airport, DanceXchange and Southside BID) have been awarded European Regional Development Funding for its Investing in the City Region project for the period up until September 2015. This tender aims to appoint a supplier of PR services to promote Sandwell and the wider Black Country area as an investment and business location, highlight Sandwell and the wider area as a centre of expertise and leading location for businesses in each of its key growth sectors and promote the service provided by the Think Sandwell Business Growth team. All suppliers MUST visit the Marketing Birmingham e-procurement system to register and access the tender document and submit a tender bid. e-Procurement https://in-tendhost.co.uk/marketingbirmingham/aspx/Home Please note the deadline for full submission as outlined in the tender brief is no later than 12:00 noon GMT on Tuesday 30th September 2014.

Marketing Birmingham

postalCode: B1 2ND


title: Estuary Characterisation: Solway and Severn

description: Natural England wishes to commission a desk based study to source and use current data and historical data to measure and evaluate estuarine function over time for the Severn Estuary and Solway Firth. Natural England are seeking potential contractors to pay particular attention to study design so that quantitatively robust data is acquired which will permit rigorous statistical analysis and support robust condition assessment judgements.

Natural England

postalCode: PE1 1NG


title: Tender for the Supply, Delivery & Installation of a Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometer - 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 Chromatography Mass Spectrometer at Thornton Science Park, as detailed in the attached documents. University of Chester has recently acquired the existing Shell Technology Centre, Thornton and has also been successful in securing very significant ERDF support for a High Growth Centre project (project no. X03120PR) to support high growth potential start-ups and Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive, Engineering and Environment sectors to open up the Science and Technology Campus - http://www.thorntonsciencepark.co.uk/hgc to start-ups and SMEs.

University of Chester

street: Parkgate Road

postalCode: CH1 4BJ


title: REQUIREMENT FOR AN INDEPENDENT ADVISER FOR ONGOING SUPPORT AND CHALLENGE OF NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL’S CHILDREN’S SERVICES IMPROVEMENT APPROACH

description: Aim / objective 1. The Department for Education and Norfolk County Council wish to recruit an expert adviser, with a proven track record in delivering the best possible outcomes in respect of statutory responsibilities in children’s social care. 2. The adviser will: a. develop a detailed understanding of the ongoing challenges facing the Council, with a view to supporting Norfolk County Council’s improvement work b. provide Norfolk County Council with credible and robust challenge /support through a number of mechanisms c. provide the Department for Education with advice as to progress and recommendations to secure further improvement. 3. As Norfolk County Council’s children’s services move out of the current phase, with its emphasis on close oversight by the Department for Education, the adviser will need to provide support and challenge around this transition. 4. The assignment will focus in particular, but not exclusively, on the effectiveness of safeguarding and the quality of the service provided to children and young people in care. The contract term is one year initially, subject to one months’ notice. However, subject to progress a lesser period may be required and it is expected that there will be a review in April 2015. The indicative budget is up to £26,000 excluding VAT and including expenses for the first 6 months of the Contract. Norfolk County Council will be administering the tendering process on behalf of the partnership. DfE will be the Contracting Authority.

Norfolk County Council

street: Norfolk County Council,County Hall,Martineau Lane

postalCode: NR1 2DH


title: Minor Building Works at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

description: The client wishes to appoint up to three contractors to carry out Minor Building Works with estimated individual values between £10,000 and £250,000. There could be approximately 75 projects in the duration of this contract with a total spend probably not exceeding £3,000,000. Tender Documents associated with this Notice are unlikely to be available before 23rd October 2014.

UK Shared Business Services Ltd.

street: North Star House,North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FF


name: North of England Commissioning Support Unit (NECS)

title: GP Out of Hours Service for NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group

description: NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) wish to appoint an appropriately qualified provider to deliver GP Out of Hours service. The service provider(s) will provide qualified and suitable healthcare professionals to deliver immediate or necessary primary healthcare treatment during the out of hours period. Services delivered will be high quality, safe, effective and will enhance the patient experience during the out of hours period. This will ensure that the patient is treated by the right professional, in the most appropriate place and within the correct timeframe. The aims of this service are to ensure that: - The service supports the delivery of urgent care across the whole system; - The service can respond flexibly to changing needs and is delivered to patients in a timely manner; - The service is accessible to patients; - The provider(s) works closely with other providers of urgent care; - The provider(s) prioritises patients with urgent care needs; - The provider(s) develops an effective working relationship with local GP practices; and - The provider(s) cooperates and complies with other commissioned services, including NHS 111. The contract will be offered for a term of 3 years with effect from 1 April 2015 with an option to extend for a further 2 years, agreed annually and subject to satisfactory contractual performance, reviewed by both parties. NHS North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) is managing the procurement process on behalf of NHS Value of York CCG, however is not a party to this procurement. The Invitation to Tender (ITT) and supporting documents are available to download through In-Tend who are the managed service provider for the NECS e-tendering portal. NECS is utilising this electronic tendering tool to manage this procurement and communicate with potential providers. Accordingly, there will be no hard copy documents issued to potential providers and all communications with NECS, including your submission, will be conducted via the portal – https://In-tendhost.co.uk/necs. It is free to register on the portal, and it can be accessed at any time of day. Should potential providers have any queries, or if potential providers are having problems registering on the portal, they should contact the In-Tend helpdesk by calling 0844 2728810 (Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm) or email support@in-tend.co.uk. A Bidder event for further clarification and explanation of the procurement process was held on Monday 4th August 2014. A copy of the bidder event presentation slides will be made available following the event on the In-Tend portal. The closing date for submission of Tenders is 12 noon 03 September 2014.


title: Invitation to Tender for the provision of Economic Expertise in relation to the electricity wholesale market with a particular emphasis on the GB electricity wholesale market.

description: On 26th June 2014 Ofgem referred the GB energy market to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The CMA will now carry out its own comprehensive investigation to see if there are any features of this market which prevent, restrict or distort competition and, if so, what action might be taken to remedy them. The CMA wishes to commission an independent economic expert (‘the Expert’) to assist the CMA in developing and testing various theories of harm in relation to the GB wholesale electricity market which are set out in the issues statement which describes the scope of the investigation.

Competition & Markets Authority

postalCode: WC1B 4AD


title: Haigh Woodland Park Adventure Play Facility

description: Wigan Council is in the process of implementing a masterplan for Haigh Hall and Country Park to regenerate the site through private and public sector funding support. The masterplan aims to transform the existing facilities through private and public sector investment and create a high profile regional visitor attraction. A rebrand of the site to 'Haigh Woodland Park' is proposed to acknowledge the importance of the woodlands that form a major part of the site. Wigan Council is now seeking to appoint a play equipment supplier and contractor to develop, under a design and build form of contract, the Haigh Woodland Park Adventure Play facility incorporating all of the required civil and landscaping works. The Adventure Play area is a major component of the masterplan solution and aims to significantly contribute to the increase in the number of visits to the site from the base point of ca. 300,000. The intention is to increase the number of visits to a minimum of 500,000 within three years. The scale of the play development must support this vision and have the capacity to cope with a large number of visitors at peak times throughout the year. The Adventure Play solution design and construction should be based on a number of principles, the details of which are within the Invitation to Tender document. The target completion date for the Adventure Play facility is the 31st July 2015. Further information about this tender including the suite of Invitation of Tender documents is available from the e-procurement portal 'The Chest' at http://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk.

Wigan Council

postalCode: WN1 1YN


title: GB-Peterborough: Security - Soft Market Test

description: The purpose of this CCN is to assess the level of private sector interest in providing security services to the Council. It is the intention of the SMT exercise and this questionnaire to gather a range of qualitative data and information. The information collected during the SMT process will not be used for any other purpose. Response date Organisations that would like to participate in the market sounding exercise are invited to formally register your interest and gain access to the e-sourcing system, Supplierforce, which will enable you to access and submit a response to the Soft Market Testing. The closing date for responses is 14:00 on Friday 31st January 2014. Overview of current service delivery At present the Council has individual contracts with five main suppliers for security services: 1. Security services – manned guarding; key holding; mobile patrols; alarm response; security activities related to traveller liaison a. Security for events – Great Eastern Run, Italian Festival etc 2. Cash collection – collection of cash & cheques from Council & Council partner sites 3. Public Space Closed Circuit Television Cameras (CCTV) – crime prevention/deterrent; public safety 4. Access control – locks, passes, ID, temporary fencing and temporary alarms 5. Alarm (fire & intruder) monitoring, installation, response and maintenance 6. Intelligent transport systems - monitoring and equipment Scope The Council is looking to determine if the market has an appetite to deliver the above services as a package and to confirm or disprove any synergies between security activities 1 – 6 above. Revenue spend on items 1 - 4 is around £300,000 per annum – this does not include capital expenditure, staff costs and infrastructure costs. Items 5 and 6 are currently under longstanding contractual commitments. This notice is not an invitation for formal expressions of interest. The Council is issuing this Competitive Contract Notice for the purpose of seeking organisations that would wish to take part in a market sounding exercise. In particular the Council wishes to understand the market's position on options available to the Council in packaging this requirement to the market. The Council will be seeking views on a number of issues through the soft market-testing exercise. As and when the market sounding exercise has come to an end, the Council intends to publish any contract opportunity arising as a Contract Notice within the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). Organisations that would like to participate in the market sounding exercise are invited to follow the URL below to formally register your interest and gain access to the e-sourcing system, Supplierforce, which will enable you to access and submit a response to the Soft Market Testing. https://secure.supplierforce.com/RFXs/External/AltReg.Asp?RFXId=873 The Supplierforce support team can be contacted at Supplierforcesupport@dnb.com or 01 256 6080 (ROI) and 0208 185 0265 (UK). The Council nor any person on whose behalf this soft market questionnaire is undertaken is to be liable for any costs incurred by those wishing to respond to the questionnaire.

Peterborough City Council

street: Town Hall,Bridge Street

postalCode: PE1 1HQ

name: Commercial and Procurement Unit, Attn: Larry Miller


title: Agincourt Exhibition - Hiring of Museum Display Cases

description: Royal Armouries seeks a supplier for the hiring of museum display cases for its Agincourt exhibition at the Tower of London. The museum is to ensure its collections and any object loans are displayed to the highest standards of security, conservation and public appreciation, in compliance with accepted Arts Council England (ACE) national collection standards and Government Indemnity standards.

Royal Armouries

street: Armouries Drive

postalCode: LS10 1LT


name: Shropshire Healthcare Procurement Service

title: KC Surgical Drapes & Gowns

description:
Competition Title : KC Surgical Drapes & Gowns
 Competition Notes : Please complete the attached Invitation to Tender document to supply the Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopeadic Hospital NHS FoundationTrust for an 18 mont contract from 1st May 2014. Please note Terms of Offer & NHS Terms & Conditions attached

 For full details, see how to apply below.

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

postalCode: SY3 8XQ


name: NHS North West London Commissioning Support unit

title: Market Engagement for the provision of Psychological Therapies BHH

description: BHH IAPT Market engagement Brent, Harrow and Hillingdon CCGs are seeking to discuss with organisations or individuals how by working with the current IAPT provider, CNWL(Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust) the needs of service currently under represented groups in IAPT, can be met.


title: Scanning Electron Microscope and Energy Dispersive X-Ray Analysis System

description: HSL requires a Scanning Electron Microscope with Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis System If you are interest in the opportunity, please see attached documents. Please note closing date for offers 21 November 2014 @ 2pm All correspondence to gilbert.muller@hsl.gsi.gov.uk

Health & Safety Laboratory

postalCode: SK17 9JN


title: Fibre Re-Winder - erdf funded

description: PLEASE REGISTER AND EXPRESS YOUR INTEREST VIA https://in-tendhost.co.uk/astonuniversity/aspx/Home THE TENDER DOCUMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 2/9/14 - 7/10/14. Aston Institute of Photonic Technologies (Engineering and Applied Sciences) require: A computer-controlled optical fibre re-winder with adjustable tension control. There may be a requirement for additional adaptors at a later date. The machine's prime functions are twofold: 1) To wind optical fibre onto a spool with a profiled winding tension, with the tension varying automatically according to length wound in response to a pre-programmed profile. For this application, the optical loss imparted by the rewinding process is not important and will not be acceptance tested. The maximum length of fibre to be wound for this function will be 500m (typically <200m). 2) To rewind optical fibre at a fixed tension with no additional optical loss imparted by the winding process (within measurement accuracy and excluding splice loss variation). This will be acceptance tested at installation to verify the winding efficiency of the machine and to check that no microbends or other effects (e.g. varying tension or pitch) are increasing the fibre loss.


title: Sterile Services Staff Transport

description: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is looking for a provision of Sterile Services Staff Transport from QMC campus at Derby Road, NG7 2UH to two other locations in Leicester and Sheffield.

postalCode: NG5 1PB


name: NHS Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group

title: Greenwich Community Health Services for Children and Young People

description: Description of the services Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group (GCCG) are looking for innovative ways of delivering key community services for children and young people (birth-18 years) including elements of specialist care in response to children and young people with complex needs and long term conditions. The service will provide co-ordinated care that contributes to a multi-disciplinary team (MDT) around the child approach, working in collaboration with key stakeholders in primary care , acute services, mental health services, families and individuals to manage their health needs and develop high quality, seamless integrated care 24/7 365 days per year. The service will encompass the following (but not limited to): • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Service. • Community Audiology (excluding tertiary audiology) • Community Paediatrics • Community Nursing including Continuing Care and End of Life pathway; • Dietetics • Looked After Children • Music Therapy • Paediatric Occupational Therapy • Paediatric Physiotherapy • Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy • Residential Respite/Short Breaks/Step Down and Outreach Services for Under 5’s • Special Schools Nursing (Specialist Schools) • School Nursing (Mainstream Schools) – (Public Health/Royal Borough of Greenwich) • **Additional services may be added to those stated above at a later stage in the process following service reviews with other commissioning organisations **GCCG works in collaboration with other commissioning organisations such as The Royal Borough of Greenwich and NHS England. There are some services that are currently under review which are not included in the above that may be subject to change. The services referred to above will be provided as one seamless service with a single point of access. We would welcome innovative service models including collaborative provision of services, this would require one prime contractor   Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group is committed to meeting key national legislation and their responsibilities set out in the Children and Families Act 2014 and the Health and Social Care Act 2012. A strong joint commissioning partnership and children’s commissioning framework is in place with the Royal Borough of Greenwich in order to ensure joint working across agencies, service and institutions. The service will be required to pro-actively work with GCCG and the Royal Borough of Greenwich to fully develop strong integrated services across the borough that clearly demonstrate and meet the core principles of the above guidance. The service will also be responsible for meeting their specific duties outlined in the above legislation and will establish a robust process within the service to promote, identify and review opportunities for integration and work closely with GCCG to implement key service changes to better meet the needs of children, young people and families in Greenwich The service will demonstrate and meet the key principles set out in the Greenwich Children and Young People’s Plan providing high quality health outcomes: RESILIENCE We want all children and young people to engage successfully in education, develop skills for employment, and choose healthy lifestyles. These strong protective factors will ensure children and families to have resilience to cope with any problems they encounter. PREVENTION: We know we will have more chance of helping children and families if we identify their problems swiftly and intervene early to support them to regain their resilience. We want our services to be skilled in identifying families’ problems as they emerge, and break the cycles that make them become entrenched. PROTECTION: For some children and families we cannot prevent problems escalating and presenting much greater risks to children’s well-being. Taking swift, decisive action will be important to prevent significant and lasting damage to these children’s welfare and life chances. It will also maximise our chances of restoring their resilience, enabling them to lead successful lives. The key service outcomes we are seeking (but are not limited to) are for providers to: • Improve the resilience, health and well-being of children and young people including those with specialist or complex needs and/or long term conditions. • Focus on prevention and early intervention by offering the right care at the right time and making every contact count for children and young people and their families. • Drive and implement the multi-disciplinary team around the child approach for every child throughout the whole service, to best meet their health needs and improve health outcomes. • Engage, consult and reflect children and young people and families experiences in the design and on-going delivery of services putting designing the service around the needs of the patient. • Actively collaborate, drive and implement the integration agenda with key stakeholders ensuring children and young people receive the right care at the right time making every contact count by developing a seamless 24/7, 356 days per year service. • Effective, timely, inclusive transition planning for children and young people transitioning to adult services. • Safely manage the health and well-being of all children and young people, protecting vulnerable children and young people and safeguarding against harm. • Reduce hospital admissions and lengths of stay by preventing the need for admissions and focussing on providing care closer to home or within the home. The service will not provide the following; • Assessments for children/young people with no nursing needs i.e. they require pure social care intervention. • Those requiring CAMHs other than services for ADHD and eating disorders which do not require residential admission; and • Assessments for adult services. Transition planning should be undertaken with adult services leading the assessments process. • Registration of Interest To receive more information on this procurement interested parties must register their interest to the CCG Procurement e mail address (GRECCG.procurement@nhs.net). Interested parties will then receive a Memorandum of Information (MOI) containing additional information about the services required and the procurement process. Interested parties wishing to be formally involved in the procurement process and receive the PQQ documentation (following a review of the MOI) will then be required to submit a formal EOI to GRECCG.procurement@nhs.net in accordance with the instructions contained in the MOI. Formal EOI’s must be received by 12 noon 30th October 2014.


title: Parliament Travel Office

description: The Authority requires a company to provide high quality travel booking and management services. An implant team of specialist travel advisors are required to carry out services to include international and domestic rail and air bookings; hotel bookings; group travel and account management services. The service is intended to deliver best value in booking travel for Members and the administration. In addition, the Authority has, as a key requirement for this contract, the development and implementation of self-service tools, which will require a proactive approach to ensuring uptake. Contract value is currently £350k per annum, excluding VAT and the spend on travel (which is approximately £4m per annum). The total spend on travel has been reduced by 20% since 2012 and the Authority expects the contract value to reduce in light of changed requirements for the service and the reduction in official travel. Please express your interest via the House of Commons procurement portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/parliamentuk/aspx/Home Please note your expressions of interest via our In-Tend procurement portal to be received no later than 12:00 noon Monday 10 February 2014

The House of Commons

street: Westminster

postalCode: SW1A 0PW


title: RM1043 Digital Services - HSCIC Senior Designer - DIRECT AWARD

description: For the provision of a Senior Designer under the DSF e-Referral project DSF01-043

Crown Commercial Service

street: 9th Floor The Capital,Old Hall Street

postalCode: L3 9PP


title: PR Agency for Investors in People

description: PR Agency for Investors in People Please note:- spend for Lot1 (press office) is up to £30k spend for Lot 2 (PR Agency) is up to £70k

UKCES

street: Renaissance House,Adwick Park

postalCode: S63 5NB


title: Tax incentives for individual learning: Feasibility Study

description: Tax incentives for individual learning - a feasibility study


title: PET Provision Of Tools

description: Southampton City Council have a current requirement for the provision of various tools. In order that your company is considered for the supply of these goods, please ensure that you submit your response to the requirements, through the QuickQuotes portal by the quotation date and end time. Late submissions will not be considered. If you have any questions relating to the quotation exercise, please raise these through the portals messaging functionality.


title: GB-Kent: FM Cleaning Services

description: Kent & Medway Partnership Trust (KMPT) have a requirement to contract cleaning services to non-clinical buildings in Larkfield and Sittingbourne, Kent The successful contractor must provide cleaning services on a scheduled, planned and ad-hoc basis as required to meet the service standards. The contractor will also be required to supply all chemicals and consumables such as paper towels, toilet rolls, kitchen rolls, blue rolls as well as mops, buckets, cloths and all other consumables to enable them to provide this service The cleaning service must consist of; • Scheduled cleaning. • Replenishment of materials, disposables, consumables e.g. toilet tissue, hand towels, hand cleanser etc. • Removal of trade, recycling and clinical waste to external waste bins. • Flushing of infrequently used water outlets and robust documentation as per Legionella requirements. The contractor will be responsible for the cleaning of all functional areas to NHS standards and monitoring frequencies as defined in the National Specification for Cleanliness in the NHS (NPSA, 2010) according to risk level.

Kent & Medway Partnership Trust (KMPT)

street: Magnitude House,New Hythe


title: HV Power Upgrade at RAF Waddington

description: HV Power Upgrade at RAF Waddington


title: Foundation Programme Competencies Research (GMC236)

description:
The research has two primary objectives:

 1) To identify the ‘aspects of practice’ doctors deliver in the Foundation Programme and consider how these aspects of practice relate to the practical competencies and skills identified in Tomorrow’s Doctors 2009 and The Trainee Doctor.

 2) To gather the views of relevant key interest groups regarding 1)

 Please see the Invitation to Tender (ITT) and Service Specification for more information.

 (MT Ref:142812)

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 350 Euston Road

postalCode: NW1 3JN


title: GB-Hemel Hempstead: Strategic Housing Market Assessment & Demographic Study for South West Hertfordshire Authorities

description: Strategic Housing Market Assessment & Dempgraphic Study for 4 South West Hertfordshire Authorities.Minimum requirements for tenderers are:Evidence of capacity to deliver SHMA & Demographic Study by a sound methodology & understanding of the brief; Experience of delivering at least 3 satisfactory SHMAs & Demographic studies within the last 3 years; Experience of technical work supporting sound core strategies & local plans; Sufficient suitably skilled & experience staff to undertake the project; Ability to meet the project timetable; Ability to SHMA consultant to attend meetings with Project Mgt group and engage with key stakeholders; Successful financial assessment.

Dacorum Borough Council

street: Civic Centre,TheMarlowes

postalCode: HP1 1HH


title: LSBU5/SPARES LSBU5/0027/31

description: GENERAL SUPPORT ENABLING CONTRACT


title: LSBU5/SPARES LSBU5/0027/14

description: GENERAL SUPPORT CONTRACT


title: 27 laptops

description: 27 x HP Laptops. To be purchased via Crown Commercial Service framework RM721/Lot 1, Commoditised IT Hardware and Software/Desktop hardware.


title: Waste Oil Pipework

description: To disconnect an old waste oil tank and reconnect a new tank. Pipework only required to connect into new system.

Direct Rail Services (DRS)

street: Kingmoor Depot,Etterby Road

postalCode: CA3 9NZ


name: Department for Work and Pensions (PTS South)

title: RCT-1-003 – Recruitment of DWP Director (Strategy and Organisation Development) and DWP Deputy Director (Organisation design and Business Transformation)

description: We are seeking to appoint a recruitment agency to undertake an external recruitment competition to support the appointment of the following permanent appointment: Deputy Director, Organisation Design PB1 & DWP Director, HR Strategy and Organisation Development.

postalCode: SW1H 9NA


title: RT-L 018P Boundary Court APMS Caretaking procurement

description: Quick response procurement due to operational needs for a 9 month caretaking practice in North London, whilst a full procurement is carried out.. Please log on to www.nhssourcing.co.uk and register your organisation, see "Tender Documents" in this advert on how to register. when you have registered view "ITT open to all suppliers" the search for itt_2415 - RT-L 018P Boundary Court APMS Caretaking. Select this and continue as directed on screen.


title: Decontamination and disposal of Prion Laboratory - CL3 Laboratory

description: The Institute has been undertaking research on Prions for some 12 years using a temporary CL3 laboratory which has come to the end of its design life and NIBSC are now investing in a more permanent, robust laboratory within the main Institute complex. Therefore, the existing temporary lab now needs to be disposed of in accordance with relevant safety and environmental legislation. This specification is to tender the “decontamination” and safe disposal of the laboratory unit and associated equipment using a specialist contractor. Instructions How to respond to this Tender: 1 - Register your company on the e-Sourcing portal (this is only required once): 1.1 - Go to www.phe.bravosolution.co.uk. Please note the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency uses the PHE portal. 1.2 - Click the link to register. 1.3 - Accept the terms and conditions and click ‘continue'. 1.4 - Enter your correct business and user details. 1.5 - Note the username you chose and click ‘Save' when complete. 1.6 - You will shortly receive an email with your unique password (please keep this secure). 2 - Express an Interest in the tender: 2.1 - Login to the portal with the username/password. 2.2 - Click the ‘PQQs / ITTs Open To All Suppliers' link. (These are Pre-Qualification Questionnaires or Invitations to Tender open to any registered supplier). 2.3 - Click on the relevant PQQ/ ITT to access the content. 2.4 - 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. 2.5 - You can now access any attachments by clicking ‘Buyer Attachments' in the ‘PQQ/ ITT Details' box. 3. Responding to the tender: 3.1 - Click ‘My Response' under ‘PQQ/ ITT Details', you can choose to ‘Create Response' or to ‘Decline to Respond' (please give a reason if declining). 3.2 - You can now use the ‘Messages' function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification. 3.3 - Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the PQQ/ ITT There may be a mixture of online and offline actions for you to perform (there is detailed online help available). 3.4 - 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 e-Tendering help desk.


title: GB-East Grinstead: Refurbishment of Entrance Doors-Canadian Wing

description: Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust requires the services of an experienced Contractor to undertake the design, supply and installation of the replacement door set to Canadian wing side entrance:-Strip Out; Disconnection of existing swipe card reader & strip out of existing door frame & doors. Making Good; Make good any brick work / floor layer that has encountered disturbance during strip out works. Electrical Works; Install of suitable / compliant electrical supply to power automated drive units. New Door Set; Install of new aluminium door frame & pair of aluminium doors, install of associated drive units. Security System; Install of new swipe card reader & link to existing security system, programmed to fail shut.More information is available on Delta. The closing date is Tuesday 11th November 2014 at 12 noon.To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/B8MBY3E5MH.

street: Holtye Road

postalCode: RH19 3DZ


title: 443 - On-Going Supply of Equipment, Tools and Consumables for Thermoplastic Construction and Prototy

description:
CPI is looking to appoint a preferred supplier for the on-going supply of Equipment, Tools and Consumables for Thermoplastic Construction and Prototyping to the National Biologics Manufacturing Centre (NBMC).

 (MT Ref:142389)

Centre for Process Innovation Limited

street: The Wilton Centre,Wilton

postalCode: TS10 4RF


title: LSBU10/SPARES LSBU10/1141

description: SUPPLY OF STORAGE BATTERY-NON-RECHARGEABLE


title: Marske Medical Centre - Alternative Provider for Medical Services (APMS)

description: NHS England Durham, Darlington and Tees Area Team proposes to commission an Alternative Provider Medical Services contract titled Marske Medical Centre APMS which will deliver services from Marske Medical Centre GP Practice in Redcar and Cleveland which delivers essential, additional and enhanced services. The current list size of Marske Medical Centre practice is 5771 patients. Bidders will be expected to incorporate the considerations of the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 as part this service provision, specifically: How what is proposed to be procured might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the relevant area. (Area is the geographic area for which the procurement is taking place) How, in conducting the process of procurement, it might act with a view to securing the improvement. Accessing Tender Documentation NECS is utilising an electronic tendering tool to manage this procurement. Accordingly, all communications and submissions will be conducted via the In-Tend portal, https://in-tendhost.co.uk/necs. It is free to register on the portal, which can be accessed at any time of day. A dedicated helpdesk is available should potential providers have any queries and can be contacted on 0844 2728810 (Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm) / support@in-tend.co.uk. All tender submissions must be received by 12 noon on 14 November 2014 via the In-Tend portal.


title: SCC IC Library Delivery Service

description: Surrey County Council is seeking bids for the provision of the county's Library Delivery Service. This service is responsible for the distribution, collection and return of library stock, internal post and other material used by the Library Service between designated Surrey County Council buildings and other specified locations.

Surrey County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: KT1 2DN


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

title: Installation of Bowman into Viking Vehicle Variants

description: To install BOWMAN Communication Equipment into Miltary Vehicles


title: IRIS – Identification & Referral to Improve Safety

description: NHS Nottingham City CCG is seeking a provider to deliver the IRIS (Identification and Referral to Improve Safety) project to our GP member practices. The provider will roll out the national IRIS project by delivering training to all Nottingham City CCG GP Practices to educate about the signs of domestic abuse and encourage clinical staff to prompt and respond appropriately to disclosures of domestic abuse from their patients. The service will provide a dedicated referral route for women who have been identified by their GP as at risk of domestic violence and abuse (DVA). The service will provide a specialist DVA support worker who will be an experienced provider of domestic abuse advice and an effective trainer. The provider will follow the IRIS project model (http://www.irisdomesticviolence.org.uk/iris/) building on the local pilot project by the ‘Robin Hood Cluster’ GP Practices witihin Nottingham City. The provider will be responsible for contacting and recruiting local practices, providing joint training with a clinical lead and consultancy and support to practice staff. Domestic violence and abuse occurs regardless of age, gender, race, sexuality, wealth and geography but current research suggests that it disproportionately affects women. The service will offer a direct referral route for women to offer emotional and practical support to increase their safety and wellbeing. The service will offer training and support to cover a broad range of DVA and associated referral pathways, including specialist services for men, LBGT patients, perpetrators and referral routes for safeguarding of children at risk of DVA. The CCG is looking to appoint one provider that can provide the service across NHS Nottingham City CCG GP practices To request a tender pack please contact David Bailey on Tel 01332 888023 or email David.Bailey@gemcsu.nhs.uk. Closing date for completed tenders will be at 5pm on Monday 4th August 2014

NHS Nottingham City CCG

postalCode: NG1 6GN


name: Ministry of Defence, Defence Equipment and Support, Joint Support Chain & Logistic Commodities and Support

title: 1554 - Framework Agreement DSCOM/1934

description: [REDACTED INFORMATION – NATIONAL SECURITY]


description: Guide to Technology Readiness Levels for the NDA estate and its supply chain. Full tender documents can be obtained from procurement.tenders@nda.gov.uk Tender submissions are due by 12-noon on 27th June 2014


title: The Provision of Healthcare Services for HMP Hull, HMP Humber and HMP Full Sutton

description: North of England Commissioning Support (NECS), on behalf of the NHS England (West Yorkshire) Health and Justice Commissioning Team, are using the Open Procedure to commission the provision of Prison Healthcare Services for HMP Hull/HMP Humber (Lot 1) and FHMP Full Sutton (Lot 2). The Open Procedure is a single stage process which includes assessment of Bidders capacity and capability and ability to deliver against the service specification. The Tender Submission Deadline for this procurement is 12noon on 2nd September 2014. Any bids received after this deadline may not be considered in the evaluation of bid responses. The tender documentation can be found by accessing the NECS eTendering Portal at: - https://in-tendhost.co.uk/necs/aspx/Home Providers must register on the site, which is free and takes very little time to do so. To access the document, please select Tenders from the main menu at the top of the page, and then select Current to access a list of current procurements being undertaken by NECS. Please select this procurement from the list and express an interest to gain access to the relevant documents and questionnaires. User Guides are available together with a dedicated In-Tend help-line to guide bidders through the process. The contract values of the respective six year contracts (initial term not including options to extend) are as follows: - HMP Hull and HMP Humber: £43.8m HMP Full Sutton: £13.2m Please ensure you read the Invitation to Tender Instructions and the relevant Service Specific documentation, which can be found in the Document Set of the ITT page for this project. The Capability and Capacity Assessment Questionnaire and the Technical Response Questionnaire can also be found on the ITT tab/page of the Tender page within the In-Tend eTendering Portal. Both of these questionnaires must be completed in order to submit a tender response. The Financial Model Template (FMT), Declaration, Form of Offer and Conflict of Interest Document(s) must be downloaded from the attachment area of the ITT. Once complete, please upload these documents at the relevant Placeholder on the ITT tab/page of the Tender page within the In-Tend eTendering Portal. Where specifically requested within a question, those attachments should also be uploaded at the relevant Placeholder on the ITT tab/page of the Tender page within the In-Tend eTendering Portal. Unless stated otherwise, all communications from the NECS during the period of this procurement shall be submitted via the online correspondence facility provided on the NECS portal (see Correspondence section). The onus is on the applicant to read and keep up to date with all the information published in relation to this requirement. Under the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012, NHS England must consider how procuring this service might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the Hull and East Riding area, and how in conducting the process of procurement, it might act with a view to securing the improvement. Please note this is a sealed tender exercise and NECS cannot view any sensitive information until the tender has closed. It will not be possible to submit a response after the deadline and NECS reserve the right not to award a contract to any tenderer under any tendering process. A Bidder Information Event will be held from 2pm till 3pm on Thursday 17th July 2014 at West Yorkshire CSA, 2-8 Brunswick Court, Leeds, LS2 7RJ. This event will include a summary of the service requirement and an overview of the eTendering system/process. Interested bidders must send a message via the NECS eTending Portal to confirm their intention to attend and the names of no more than two representatives from their respective organisation(s). All questions regarding the process must be submitted via the messaging facility within the NECS eTendering Portal.


name: Ministry of Defence - Navy HQ Commercial

title: GB-Portsmouth: Material Conditioning Cabinet

description: To supply a Material Conditioning Cabinet in accordance with the following specification: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR AN MATERIAL CONDITIONING CABINET 1. The conditioning cabinet shall have internal test space dimensions, width, depth and height, of no less than 650 mm x 500 mm x 610 mm respectively. 2. The conditioning cabinet shall have an internal test space capacity of no less than 200 litres. 3. The conditioning cabinet shall fit in a footprint no larger than 1500 mm x 2000 mm and shall be no taller than 1800 mm. 4. The conditioning cabinet shall be able to maintain an internal temperature at any point in the range of -55 °C to 180 °C. 5. The conditioning cabinet shall maintain temperature to an accuracy of ±1 °C. 6. The conditioning cabinet shall be able to maintain an internal relative humidity at any point in the range of 10 %RH to 95 %RH. 7. The conditioning cabinet shall maintain humidity to an accuracy of ±5 %RH. 8. The conditioning cabinet shall be fitted with an integral humidity water tank with water level indicator or supplied with a compatible water recirculation system together with the appropriate connecting parts. 9. The conditioning cabinet shall be supplied with 2 test chamber shelves, which can be removed or adjusted within the test space. 10. The conditioning cabinet shall have a test space inspection window and lighting within the test space area. 11. The conditioning cabinet shall have at least one side entry port / porthole. 12. The conditioning cabinet shall run on single phase 240 V, 50 Hz power supply (UK mains). 13. The conditioning cabinet shall be supplied with lockable wheels/casters to aid movement of the equipment during maintenance operations. 14. The conditioning cabinet operating software shall be easy to use, intuitive and forgiving of inadvertent errors which may occur due to unfamiliarity. If the operating software is not integrated into the conditioning cabinet, a PC using Windows 7 Professional (or above) operating system, fit for the purpose of processing and analysis of the measurements shall be provided with an appropriate monitor. 15. The conditioning cabinet operating system shall have the ability to easily save and retrieve results, export data from the system so as to be imported to Microsoft programmes to enable customised reports to be produced. 16. The conditioning cabinet shall be installed, commissioned and calibrated in accordance with UKAS traceable standards. 17. An on-site familiarisation training package for up to 5 people shall be provided during the installation process. 18. Post-purchase support will be provided by Portsmouth Naval Base, BAE on-site support team.

street: Room 303,Building 1/080,Jago Road, HM Naval Base

postalCode: PO1 3LU


title: BCHC-14-0019 Evaluation of the Older Adults Workforce Integration Programme

description: Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust (BCHC) herein after known as the Trust, was formed in 2010 and brought together six provider organisations across Birmingham and the Black Country as part of the Transforming Community Services strategy The Trust provides high quality, accessible and responsive community and specialist services within Birmingham and the West Midlands. We deliver over 100 clinical services, out in people's homes and in over 400 hospitals, health centres and clinics. We provide services for adults, children, people with learning disabilities, those with rehabilitation needs and also dental services. The Trust is one of the largest providers of Community Services in the country, who employ over 4,000 whole time equivalent staff. The Trust delivers community healthcare to people of all ages across Birmingham, covering a population of approximately 1 million people. The Trust also delivers a wide range of services for a population of approximately 5 million people in the wider West Midlands region. These services include Specialist Rehabilitation Services and a teaching Dental Hospital. The Trust is seeking suitably qualified and experienced Consultants to deliver the following requirements: Birmingham cluster commissioners have commissioned a proactive, integrated, multidisciplinary community service that provides well managed and coordinated, seamless, holistic care for the local population with an emphasis on prevention and reducing health inequalities with improved end of life services. It is essential that the service is patient focused and seeks to empower both patients and staff. Providers to Older Adult Workforce Integration Programme (OAWIP), hosted by Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust, is intended to support the development of a fit for purpose integrated health and care workforce supporting the needs of the older adult population in the Birmingham and Black Country Local Education and Training Council (LETC) areas. There is an expectation that the learning and outcomes from this two year programme will be sustainable and can be rolled out at scale across the West Midlands region in the first instance.

Birmingham Community Healthcare

street: 1st Floor, Trust Headquarters,3-Priestley Wharf, Holt Street

postalCode: B7 4BN


title: Specialist Move Contractor for the Dept. of Engineering at Lancaster University

description: Lancaster University has constructed a new building to accommodate the Engineering Department (the Department) and is seeking a specialist removal company with relevant experience of the relocation of Engineering Department stock, equipment and furniture. The new building project will regenerate the area directly west of the existing department and provide a state of the art centre for Engineering at Lancaster University contributing to Lancaster's status as a leading University. The project will provide the construction of the new home for Engineering Department into which the existing stock of specialist equipment, machinery and tools will be relocated. The existing office furniture will not be included as this will be provided in the new build project. The new building will be available from the 21/11/14 however the Department is required to be operational for the end of the academic term ending on 12/12/14. The Department will need to be fully operational in the new building for the start of the Lent term beginning on 9/01/15.

Estate Management Dept

street: University House

postalCode: LA1 4YW


title: LSBU5/SPARES LSBU5/0027-34

description: GENERAL SUPPORT ENABLING CONTRACT


name: Central Eastern Commissioning Support Unit.

title: Multiple AQP - Thurrock Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)

description: Thurrock Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) require qualified organisations to provide the following services: 24 Hour Blood Pressure,Monitoring,Anticoagulation,GonadorelinAnalogue,Secondary Care Wound Management,Vasectomy and Ultrasound. All documents are available at link: https://centraleasterncsu.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.html Please note that the deadline for this is 17th October 2014 at 17:00hrs

street: NHS Central Eastern CSU

postalCode: CM0 7EP


title: GB-London: Domestic newswire service

description: The Equality and Human Rights Commission requires a United Kingdom domestic newswire service to enable it to keep abreast of breaking news in the UK. This should enable it to respond rapidly to stories of interest to the Commission and check if its own stories are running. It also requires a United Kingdom domestic newswire diary to check what is coming up weeks in advance.

Equality & Human Rights Commission

street: Fleetbank House,2-6 Salisbury Square

postalCode: EC4Y 8JX


title: NHSBT0455 Collection and Disposal of Clinical and other Hazardous Waste types

description: It is the intention of the NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), to set up common procedures across England and North Wales for managing the handling and disposal of large quantities of clinical and small quantities of Genetically Modified (GM), chemical and radioactive waste emanating from our activities (this may or may not be a requirement throughout the period of the contract). Clinical waste is generated from blood donor collection teams, blood donor clinics and blood processing Centres. The Authority also generates small levels of GM, radioactive and chemical waste.


title: Hoxton Street Market Stall Management

description: The London Borough of Hackney is seeking to award a 3 month trial contract to a suitable organisation for the management of setting up and dismantling of market stalls at Hoxton Street Market. The Council has purchased 40 metal frame modular market stalls that are to be setup and dismantled each Saturday before and after the market trading day. The Council will review the contract at 3 months and, subject to requirements and contractor performance, may extend the contract by an additional 9 months. The contract will commence in May 2014.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY

street: Keltan House, 89-115 Mare Street,Hackney

postalCode: E8 4RU


name: Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science

title: Request for Quotation for the provision of Marine bivalve metrics: Fladen potential SMPA

description: Sediment samples, collected as part of the Fladen potential Scottish Marine Protected Area verification and evidence gathering surveys, have been processed to enumerate and identify all faunal species present. This Request for Quote concerns an additional scope to measure maximum valve width and individual biomass for the bivalve individuals from these samples. The samples are from three studies and separate quotes are required for each. Details can be found in the associated spreadsheets ‘FladenBivalves.xlsx’, FladenSampleDetails_2013.xlsx’ and ‘FladenSampleDetails_2014.xlsx’. The bivalves are stored in alcohol and are separated by species and grouped by sample.

postalCode: NR33 0HT


title: Data Exchange Project

Department for Education

postalCode: postcode


title: Platelet Storage Equipment

description: Equipment used to store platelet components under agitation at a controlled temperature.


title: Mental health peer support Training

street: Stephenson House,75 Hampstead Road

postalCode: NW1 2PL