title: Lot 1 Berwick and Surrounding Areas

title: Lot 2 Alnwick and Morpeth

title: Lot 3 Coastal

title: LOT 4 Ashington

title: LOT 5 Bedlington

title: LOT 6 Blyth

title: LOT 7 Cramlington

title: LOT 8 Ponteland and Rural West

title: LOT 9 Hexham and Rural West

title: LOT 10 Prudhoe

title: Home Care Framework.

description: Support to people at home provides short-term reablement and rehabilitation support and in some instances longer term support.The integrated reablement services of Northumberland County Council and NHS provide only short-term support at home and rehabilitation in the community.This procurement process commissioned a framework of Providers across the County, broken down into 10 distinct geographical areas, to provide a Home Care service. For the purpose of this contract, Home Care is defined as help and support with the personal tasks which are essential to keep an individual safe and well at home.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 10
Quality: 45
Interview: 45

Northumberland County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: NE61 2EF

Careline Homecare

street: Room 107 Workspace Boarding School Gate 90 Marygate

postalCode: TD15 1BN

Carewatch Durham

street: St George's Centre, 49-51 Front Street, Durham

Tynedale Care

street: Unit 1, Burnhaugh Estate, Burn Lane

Age UK Northumberland

street: The Round House, Lintonville Parkway

postalCode: NE63 9JZ

Helping Hands

street: Unit 5 South Acomb Farm

street: Unit 5 South Accomb Farm

Tynedale Care

street: Unit 1 Burnhaugh Estate Burn Land

Helping Hands

postalCode: NE43 7AQ

Burn Brae

street: 81A Front Street

postalCode: NE42 5PU


scheme: CPV

title: United Kingdom-Milton Keynes: Surveillance and security systems and devices

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

description: 'The Open University requires a supplier for the existing maintenance of electronic security equipment and future supply and installation of additions and modifications to existing systems. Any new Installation work is not guaranteed and envisaged spend is only estimated. This Open University requires;  Preventative maintenance of security systems including servers and operating systems nation-wide.  Reactive maintenance of security systems via call out covering fault finding and repair including servers and operating systems nation-wide.  Future supply and installation of additions and/or modifications to existing systems.  Monitoring of intruder alarms.'

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

The Open University

street: Finance Division, Milton Keynes

postalCode: MK7 6BP

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


title: Total Waste Management Services Contract for South East NHS Total Waste Management Consortium.

description: The contract will encompass the collection, re-use, pre-treatment recovery (including recycling) and final disposal of all waste types (including but not limited to; Clinical, General, Hazardous, Recycling and Miscellaneous wastes) generated by the Consortium utilising means which minimises their environmental impact and maximises cost savings.The combined resources of the Consortium produce over 7 500 tonnes of waste and cost on average 1 700 000 GBP per year.The contract is intended to be a partnership agreement between the South East NHS Total Waste Management Consortium and the nominated Contractor.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: services

name: NHS Commercial Solution on behalf of East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust representing South East NHS Total Waste Management Consortium

street: The Atrium, Curtis Road

postalCode: RH4 1XA


name: Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council

title: INTERNET CONTENT FILTERING SYSTEM, SUPPORT & MAINTENANCE FOR 3 YRS + OPTION TO EXTEND

description:
Provision of Internet Content Filtering System, Support and Maintenance for 3 years with an option to extend annually for up to an additional 2 years.
                          Contract Ref DN79881 available via the e-tendering portal "The Chest" - https://www.the-chest.org.uk. Cheshire West and Chester BC are seeking to award a contract to a suppliers to provide an Internet Content Filtering Solution to all of its and Cheshire East Public and Corporate Network Users (including Schools).

                          The reason for not dividing into lots is due to the contract being excessively technically difficult to perform by multiple operators. There is also the need to have a consistent methodology for the delivery and performance of this contract.

street: HQ Building, 58 Nicholas Street

postalCode: CH1 2NP

countryName: GB


name: The Department For Culture Media & Sport

documentType: awardNotice

title: Modelling of the economic benefit of fibre to the premises.

description:
Updates to the UK Broadband Impact Study Model:

    - Task 1 Design model changes.
    - Task 2 Implement and test model changes
    - Task 3 Benchmark new model assumptions
    - Task 4 Finalise revised model
    - Task 5 Client meetings

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

street: 4th Floor, 100 Parliament Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ

SQW

street: 48 Melville Street


title: DBC (AL) Website Redesign

description:
Dacorum Borough Council (The Council) is seeking to commission works on our website to support our Digital Dacorum Programme, which will include:-
                                 Re-designing our website (skin) i.e. graphics, page layout/structure. (To make changes on website).
                                 Ensuring the website is mobile responsive.
                                 Engaging with stakeholders such as elected Members, residents and senior officers to enhance the new website.
                                 Ensuring the new website is accessibility tested by a qualified external 3rd party (such as Shaw Trust).

Supply Hertfordshire

street: The Marlowes , Hemel Hempstead

postalCode: HP1 1HH


title: Prior?s Mill Primary School - Roof Refurbishment

description: Refurbishment of flat roof area at Prior's Mill Primary School, Clifton Avenue, Wolviston Court, Billingham, TS22 5BX

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

Stockton Borough Council

street: Municipal Buildings, Church Road

postalCode: TS18 1LD


title: Upgrade of Boilers and DHWS at Killamarsh Clinic

description: Notice of award of contract

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

DERBYSHIRE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES

street: Walton Hospital, Whitecotes Lane,

postalCode: S40 3HW

Parsons Contracting (Chesterfield) Ltd

street: 36 Brimington Road


title: Social Inclusion Services, Simon House, Oxford

description:
o To deliver a service at Simon House, between the hours of 20.00 and 08.00, that meets the broad safeguarding needs of vulnerable residents and supports the general maintenance and security of the building. The Safeguarding Service will:
    a) help maintain a high standard of cleanliness, safety and security within the building by carrying out regular checks (e.g. patrols and monitoring of CCTV, alarm testing) and maintaining accurate records (e.g. visitor log books)
    b) be a key holder for the building and to allow/supervise access as appropriate
    c) assist residents to understand the housing management policies, for example the consequences of anti-social behaviour and where it can be reported
    d) regularly monitor the general safety and wellbeing of residents including sign-posting residents to support services where appropriate
    e) report any concerns relating to safeguarding of vulnerable people using the correct procedures
    f) develop and maintain constructive relationships with residents, care and support providers and others from the wider community

A2Dominion Housing Group Limited

street: The Point, 37 North Wharf Road

postalCode: W2 1BD


title: Aviation support training

description: Aviation support training

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

MET OFFICE

street: Fitzroy Road,

postalCode: EX1 3PB

Skyops Consulting Limited

street: 111 Charterhouse Street

postalCode: EC1M 6AW


name: Transport for London (Information and Communications Technology)

description: Please see tender documents.

title: Smartcard/Smart Media Ticketing System Security

description: Please see tender documents.

title: Technical Smart Media Consultancy Services.

description: TfL requires the services of Smart Media and Smart Media Ticketing System Security consultancies on an ad hoc basis to provide advice, guidance and research in order to assist the business with planning, risk assessment, development and performance for current and future projects relating to Smart Media Technology, which embodies the specialist areas of Smart Media Ticketing, Mobile Technology, Reader Technology and Smart Media Transit System Security. Such technical consultancy services are required to assist with the development of technical aspects of TfL's ticketing system and will relate predominantly to the current Oyster, contactless payment card and ITSO systems, but also to future developments for ticketing solutions.The framework will therefore be divided into 2 main Lots:1. Lot 1 — Smartcard and Smart Media System Consultancy,2. Lot 2 — Smartcard/Smartmedia Ticketing System Security.

street: Windsor House 42-50 Victoria St.

postalCode: SW1H 0TL

name: Mohamed Abdi via https://eprocurement.tfl.gov.uk/


measure: electronicBids

title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 135

title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 135.

description: Provision of Bus Service Route 135 for 5 years with a provision of a 2 year extension depending on performance. Please note costs posted on OJEU sometimes differ from those on the internet, this is due to post award negotiations.

London Bus Services Limited

street: Area Y2, 10th Floor, Palestra, 197 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 8NJ

Docklands Buses Limited

street: 18 Merton High Street

postalCode: SW19 1DN


title: Alternative Provider for Maternity Services - Case Loading Model - Invitation to Bidder Event

description:
The provision of a Midwifery-led Maternity service which uses a case loading model  will  offer choice to patients  as well as ensuring that the following aspects of the NHS Mandate are upheld:

                  • Helping people to live longer
                  • Providing safe care
                  • Making sure people experience better care

                  Specific requirements of the NHS Mandate for maternity services include:
                  • Ensuring every woman has a named midwife who will make sure she has personalised, one to one care throughout pregnancy, childbirth and during the postnatal period, including additional support for those who have a maternal health concern.
                  • Reducing the incidence and impact of postnatal depression through earlier diagnosis, and better intervention and support.

                  Key health outcomes expected from this service:
                  The provision of a community based case loading midwifery service model to contribute to the following outcomes:
                  • Improved maternal physical and mental health
                  o Improved nutritional status
                  o Reduced smoking
                  o Reduced substance misuse
                  o Improved psychological wellbeing
                  • Improved pregnancy outcomes
                  o Low rates of surgical delivery
                  o Low rates of postnatal maternal morbidity and mortality
                  o Lower rates of perinatal mortality and morbidity
                  o Fewer Low Birth Weight infants
                  • High rates of breastfeeding initiation and duration
                  o Initiation rates at least the England average( 73.9%ChiMat 2012)
                  o 6-8 week rates at least the England average
                  • Care provided close to patients home and in a high quality child and family friendly environment;
                  o High rates of homebirth appropriately reflecting individual choice
                  o Antenatal and postnatal care provided at a place of choice e.g. Children’s Centres and at home
                  o Hospital based deliveries in the highest quality environment
                  • Development of a highly skilled workforce
                  o Staff who are compliant with NICE guidance
                  o Staff with high levels of technical competence and skills
                  o Staff with excellent relational skills

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

NORTH WEST COMMISSIONING SUPPORT UNIT

street: 1829 Building, Countess of Chester Health Park, Liverpool Road

postalCode: CH2 1HJ


title: GB-Bath: Bus Terminus Office and Toilet Conversion

description: This is an AWARD Notice for the University of Bath requirement for a contractor to undertake the conversion and build of toilets and an office at the Bus Terminus on the main campus.

University of Bath

street: Procurement,

postalCode: BA2 7AY

Ikon Construction Ltd.

postalCode: BS8 1AG


title: MOLA: DFID Mozambiques Land Action Programme — Local Level Challenge Fund.

description: The overall objectives of the MOLA programme are:— Make existing land data and transactions publicly available for different purposes: land administration, planning of land and resource use and allocation, rights protection, and to eventually support local capacity for fiscal/audit and their respective collection of land taxes;— To strategically generate local participation of local institutions and individuals in supporting and reaching consensus for the exercise of land use plans, achieving enhance tenure security and a minimum threshold of transparency over land transactions;— Create the capacity to plan adequate processes and build a medium-term portfolio of land interventions to capture new data and rights on land for administration purposes, local planning, and to promote economic investments at local level. The workstreams designed to achieve the above objectives include the following deliverables:— Manage and inform — Land information management capacity of local authorities, improving public information and participation on land transactions (level 1): Designed to equip and train local authorities to manage land information and make it publicly available to better engage with local population;— Participate and plan — Land Use Plans achieved through local consensus (level 2): The 2nd work stream will further build and train territorial planning capacity for those authorities that have demonstrated a minimum of capacities to manage and inform their public on land transactions (Level 1); — Deliver and appropriate — Fund Land Use plans that place land at the Centre of development for local authorities (level 3): Serve with a competitive fund those eligible land administrations that have a robust portfolio of land interventions to enforce the exercise and appropriation of land rights at local level.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality of personnel: 30
Methodology: 30
Commercial: 35
Value for money: 5

Procurement

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road, East Kilbride

postalCode: G75 8EA


title: X-ray monochromators (DLSPIN0099).

Diamond Light Source Ltd

street: Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

postalCode: OX11 0DE


title: Provision of Lift Maintenance Services

title: Provision of Lift Maintenance Services.

description: To deliver Statutory, Planned Preventative and Reactive Maintenance Services to the Lifts, within the Brunel University Estate. For the avoidance of doubt, this maintenance service should cover all Passenger Lifts, Goods Lifts, Scissor Lifts, Service Lifts, and Disabled Access Equipment across the Brunel University Estate.

Brunel University

street: Kingston Lane

postalCode: UB8 3PH

Lift & Engineering Services Limited

street: 275 Pinner Road

postalCode: HA1 4HF


title: Byron School - Kitchen Extension

description: Byron School needed a kitchen extension to happen over the school holidays.

Medway Council

street: Medway Council, Gun Wharf, Dock Road

postalCode: ME4 4TR


title: Supply only of Clinical Cabinetry and Drugs Trolleys

description: The supply of a range of clinical drugs storage cabinets and trolleys to achieve compliance with legislation, rules and guidance concerning safe storage of medicines. Delivery will be to a single installer to be apppointed by the Trust.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

South Essex Partnership N H S Trust

street: Estates Department, Christy Close, Southfields Business Park.,

postalCode: SS15 6EA


title: PAN0956 - Westcotes Library - Refurbishment Works

description: Leicester City Council requires a suitably experienced Contractor for carry out refurbishment of the internal areas including stripping out partition walls, carpet tiles and other fixtures; and the supply and installation of new walls, finishes, ICT work stations, alteration of reception counter and associated mechanical and electrical works.

Leicester City Council

street: 4th Floor Rutland Wing, City Hall, 115 Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1FZ


title: Cleaning Services

description: Provision of cleaners to cover long term sickness and vacant areas. Call off order from SUPC Temporary Agency Staffing Services Framework PFB4026 SU.

University Of The West Of England

street: Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour Lane

postalCode: BS16 1QY

Adecco UK Limited

postalCode: BS1 4UB


title: Playground Equipment - Outdoor

description: 24Medway Council invites suppliers from the ESPO Framework 115 to tender for the above opportunity to supply a climbing frame for a park in Gillingham, Kent. Please see the specification for further details. A site visit is required prior to tendering, which can be arranged via Notifications on the Kent Business Portal or, by contacting Linda Jones 01634 332450.


title: Vehicle Lease

description: Lease and service rental - Call of from CCS Framework agreement contract is RM858 - Lot 1.

HOMES & COMMUNITIES AGENCY

street: St George's House, Kingsway Team Valley

postalCode: NE11 0NA

Lex Autolease Ltd

postalCode: BL9 8RT


name: Department for Education, National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL)

title: Maths and Physics Chairs Programme (2016 and 2017 intake).

description: It is a DfE priority to develop a great workforce with strong leadership. This programme specifically contributes to this priority by increasing the number of specialist maths and physics teachers in the classroom. On the 8.12.2014 the Prime Minister announced a five year commitment to fund a package of policies to address the shortfall in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) teachers.The Maths and Physics Chairs programme (Chairs) is part of a wider package of initiatives to improve the progression of young people in STEM and to enhance of teaching in those subjects.A key benefit of the programme will be the recruitment of the most able post-doctoral researchers into schools to inject deep subject expertise and enthusiasm into the classroom to raise student progression, and into the current teaching staff through targeted CPD and master class tuition at expert subject level.The scope for this contract is for two intakes (of around 100-110 places each) to start their training in 2016/17 (cohort 3) and 2017/18 (cohort 4) respectively. Each intake would be on the programme for three years The specification in the Invitation to Tender is designed to provide information for organisations interested in responding to this contract for the development of the Chairs initial teacher training programme and its delivery in academic years 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19 and 2019/20. It sets out the requirements of the contract and the process for interested parties to submit a bid and details how they will be evaluated.The longer term vision is for Chairs to create a ‘steady state' of 300 post-doctoral researchers as Maths and Physics Chairs by 2018 sharing their expertise with schools as part of a hub model. Those recruited would act as catalysts, advocates and champions for spreading expertise in maths and physics throughout the system. The success of the programme would also raise the profile of progression in maths and physics, encouraging schools to employ them.To deliver the high quality programme by the proposed options, it is necessary to combine outstanding recruitment, development of additional training with the very best of the expertise in the initial teacher training sector. The programme is also aligned to other teacher training routes in terms of selection and recruitment to ensure parity.Duration of the contract or time limit for completion October 2015 — September 2020.

street: 2nd floor, Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street

postalCode: SW1P 3BT


title: Provision and installation of 2 Commercially Available Parade Ground Stands

procurementMethodDetails: :Restricted

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Room 303, Jago Road, Building 1/080

postalCode: PO1 3LU

Arena Event Services Group Limited

postalCode: RG17 7TQ


title: Lean Continuous Improvement Coaching

title: Lean Continuous Improvement Coaching.

description: Network Rail's LNE & EM Route has spent the last 2 years establishing the initial roll-out of LEAN. We are now developing a continuous improvement process, and require specialist coaching support. This should help our teams to contribute to this initiative.It should be noted that Network Rail does not require the ‘tools and training’ coaching companies, but a more specialist, top-end part of the coaching spectrum. The solution is intended to fast-track design and implementation.Additionally, it is anticipated one or two coaches would be required that really understand change and previous continuous improvement experience.The complexity and magnitude of skill required for this contract lends itself to the same individuals assigned throughout its duration.

Network Rail

street: George Stephenson House, Toft Green

postalCode: YO1 6JT

Lean Learning Center Inc

street: 200 Kirts Boulevard, Suite A, Troy

countryName: US


title: Contract for the Acceptance of Segregated Green Waste for Final Composting Treatment 2015/16.

description: Refuse and waste related services. To receive compostable (green) waste and treat by composting on behalf of Lincolnshire County Council as Waste Disposal Authority. The waste is collected by District Councils/Lincoln City Council and household waste recycling centres throughout Lincolnshire. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Delta E-Sourcing Website at https://www.delta-esourcing.com/delta/buyers/select/viewListStatus.html?id=118356920

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Environmental Services, Unit 1, Witham Park House, Waterside South

postalCode: LN5 7JN

MEC Recycling Ltd

street: Ansons Farm, Swinderby

postalCode: LN6 9HS

Organic Recycling

street: Decoy Farm, Spalding Road, Crowland

postalCode: PE6 0LX

Mid UK Recycling Ltd

street: Summit House, Quarrington

postalCode: NG34 8RS

Land Network International

street: 6 George Street

postalCode: YO25 6RA

Greenaway Green Waste Services

street: Long Acres The Green, Strubby

postalCode: LN13 0LW

Clarkeson Recycling Ltd

street: Wells Road, Lincolnshire

postalCode: DN37 8NQ


title: 135/JO- Raman Microscope System

description:
The University of Sheffield is out to tender on behalf of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering for a Raman Microscope System.
    We require a confocal Raman microscope system capable of acquistion of Raman spectra from glass, ceramic, polymer and cement materials, with a spatial resolution (in XY) of at least 10 micrometers.

    This is an open non-EU tender and the Invitation to Tender (ITT) documents can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University's e-tendering system https://in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield

    If you have any questions in relation to this tender they must be submitted via the In-tend correspondence facility. Completed tenders must be returned through the same e-tendering system.

    The closing date for return of tenders is 9th June 2015 at 12 noon (UK time).

University Of Sheffield

street: Firth Court , Western Bank

postalCode: S10 2TN


name: DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS

title: Environment Agency - C00123 Topographic Survey for Addlestone Bourne Flood Modelling Study

description: River channel survey and provision of digital data for flood modelling.

street: Environment Agency, Apollo Court, 2 Bishops Square Business Park, St Albans Road West

postalCode: AL10 9EX


title: CBC-0533-T-LS Youth Support Service - Targeted Youth Work for Young People

description: The Council wants young people to learn through informal education and make informed decisions regarding their future. Providing these learning opportunities for young people who need it most is essential in how we support young people’s social and emotional capability. These capabilities in turn will help secure more positive behaviours and higher levels of achievement in both the short, medium and longer term.

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Priory House, Monks Walk

postalCode: SG17 5TQ


title: LCCITS140020 Cross Council Web Chat System

description: The Council is seeking an organisation to provide web-chat functionality initially on its public website, but with the possibility to roll out to other areas, for example intranet, service desk and other services.  The project will deliver:  A secure software solution that can be used to chat with our customers online and assist them in finding the information on our web site, enabling them to self-serve in the future reducing the volume of phone and email contact to the council and thereby reducing costs to the council.  An easy to use software that is accessible to administrators 24/7.  The capability to securely store web chat transcripts both on internal and external storage systems.  Secure web chat platform that will ensure data protection regulations are complied with.  Secure web chat platform which meets UK Public Sector Security Standards across all aspects.  The facility to offer end of chat customer surveys and the ability to analyse results.  A robust data management system that will generate comprehensive management reports regarding web chat statistics. This will include the ability to extract key data and monitor trends for forecasting. *************************** Please study the documentation carefully, any queries about the documentation or the procurement process must be submitted via the discussions functionality within Yortender (www.yortender.gov.uk) no later than (7) days before the date for submitting the completed form.***************************

Leeds City Council

street: Evolution House, 34 - 36 Springwell Road

postalCode: LS12 1AW

Connection Point Technology Ltd

region: West Yorkshire


title: GB-Warrington: Moving External Gas Meters

description: Moving External Gas Meters

Golden Gates Housing Trust

street: Bank Park House, Kendrick Street

postalCode: WA1 1UZ

Birchwood Gas Services

street: 412 The Quadrant

postalCode: WA3 6FW


title: Somerset Stop Smoking Service

title: Somerset Stop Smoking Service.

description: Provision of Stop Smoking Service in Somerset.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 15
Total Number of Quitters: 15

Somerset County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: TA1 4DY

Solutions 4 Health Ltd

street: 200 Brook Drive, Green Park

postalCode: RG2 7DX


title: Requirement for Clamouflage Net 9x9m Woodland Pattern

description:
Requirement for 20 Woodland pattern 9 x 9m nets, to be supplied in accordance with MOD specification UK/SC/6338.  Materials to be continuous filament nylon twine. Nylon 6 or nylon 6.6.

                      Nets are to be delivered to various UK addresses.

                      Please include lead times in your response, prices and any MOQ restrictions.

MINISTRY OF JUSTICE

street: Harcourt House, Chancellor Court, 21 The Calls

postalCode: LS2 7EH


title: Digital Training and Support Framework

description:
Currently, 10.5 million people in the UK lack basic digital skills and many either can't or don't use digital government services independently.

    The Government Digital Service (GDS) with the support of The Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is seeking suppliers who can provide digital training and digital support services to reduce

    the number of digitally excluded people in the UK, by removing the barriers presented by lack of access, digital skills, vulnerability or motivation. This procurement exercise will be conducted in accordance with the open procedure and is intended to establish a Framework Agreement.This procurement is divided into two subdivided sections:

    A - Assisted Digital

    B - Digital Inclusion

    There are 5 lots: -

    Lot 1 - Support to use government digital services

    Lot 2 - Digital Inclusion Research And Analysis

    Lot 3 - Design Of A Digital Inclusion Course, Product Or Intervention

    Lot 4 - Delivery Of Digital Inclusion/Basic Digital Skills Training

    Lot 5 - Digital Inclusion Marketing And Promotion

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Aviation House, 125 Kingsway

postalCode: WC2B 6NH


name: Sense, The National Deafblind and Rubella Association

title: Development of a specialist resource centre for the community and people with disabilities.

description: Sense seeks to appoint a Contractor for the construction of a new specialist resource centre for the community and disabled people along with complementary uses and office accommodation. The site is located on a triangle of land in Selly Oak that is currently not used other than for the use of 4 advertising hoardings. The building will consist of:— A central hub/reception;—  A cafe/community space/shop;—  An arts zone;—  Space for day services;— A performance space;— Office space.

street: 101 Pentonville Road

postalCode: N1 9LG


name: CHESTERFIELD ROYAL HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

title: Minor Mechanical Minor Works: Mechanical Installation and Maintenance Services

description:
Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust invites contractors to join a framework agreement for mechanical minor works. Further details are contained within the specification but are summarised here:
                    Mechanical installation and maintenance services comprising:
                    Minor works, to operate on either a day-rate (i.e. hourly rate) for mechanical services, or priced work, via a framework. Such work may involve mechanical work and small refurbishment schemes associated with a healthcare environment. It may also involve a limited amount of natural gas installation work. Further details are within this specification.  The Trust will determine at the time the work is procured whether materials will be supplied by the contractor or the Trust.  All materials supplied by the contractor will be on an open book basis.
                    Assistance to the Estates maintenance team, with payment via hourly rates.  This will involve working under the direct supervision of the Mechanical Maintenance Manager, with materials supplied by the Trust. The capacity to undertake some natural gas work to catering, commercial and domestic equipment, including servicing and emergency to response, is required.
                    The intention is to select two or more contractors for this single framework by their hourly rates and priced sample jobs.

                    Responses to this pre-qualification questionnaire to establish a shortlist of 6 qualified potential providers to take through to the invitation to Tender (ITT) stage of the procurement process

street: Calow,

postalCode: S44 5BL

name: Procurement on behalf of Bolsover District Council

Hallamshire Heating & AC Co. Ltd

postalCode: S18 2XR


name: MEDICINES and HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS REGULATORY AGENCY

title: Maintenance of High Voltage Equipment

description: The contract is for the Maintenance of High Voltage Equipment at National Institute for Biological Standards and Control.

street: Blanche Lane, South Mimms

postalCode: EN6 3QG


title: LeftCoast Audience Engagement ? Comparative Research

description: LeftCoast is a partnership of 5 Blackpool & Wyre organisations. We are funded by Arts Council England to deliver a three year programme of arts activity which is designed to increase local engagement with the arts. LeftCoast is one of a number of partnerships funded by the Arts Council as part of its Creative People and Places Programme.   LeftCoast would like to request quotations for a comparative research study that examines our community engagement approach to audience development and compares this with a large scale events and performances.

Blackpool Council

street: PO Box 4,

postalCode: FY1 1NA

University of Central Lancashire

region: Lancashire


name: EPSOM & ST HELIER UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NHS TRUST

description:
OPD Pharmacy Dispensing, Home Healthcare Dispensing and Pharmacy Retail Services.
    Epsom & St Helier NHS Trust welcomes innovative solutions from suitably qualified providers for the provision of OPD Pharmacy Dispensing, Home Healthcare Dispensing and Pharmacy Retail Services. The phasing of the implementation of these services is detailed within the invitation to tender package.
    The objective of this contract will be to provide enhanced standards in its Pharmacy Outpatients Offering within a contract for the provision of prescribed medication including the provision of outpatient and home delivery pharmacy dispensing supplies with one provider.
    The solutions offered should demonstrate a flexible approach to the delivery of medication and pharmacy and health related supplies to patients. The principal activity during the life of the Contract will be the dispensing of Outpatients Pharmacy prescriptions and ancillary supplies such as home delivery and a near home prescription collection facility. An opportunity to develop on-site retail and beauty supplies also exists.
    The Trust is seeking to develop collaboration with a Provider that will support the delivery of the Trust's strategic clinical and operational objectives over a 5 year term (with a 60 months optional extension in increments to be decided by Epsom & St Helier NHS Trust).
    It is anticipated that the Contract will provide a number of benefits to the Trust and its patients. It is expected that patients will be able to access their medicines in a timely and convenient manner at a time and place of their choosing. Patients will be able to collect their dispensed medicines following their appointment, or where considered appropriate to meet the patient's needs, have this delivered to another local retail outlet or direct to their home.
    The following indicative information for 2014/15 is provided to enable contractors to establish their detailed proposals for the provision of the services:
    Total number of transactions – 129,562 per annum.
    Estimated value including VAT - £6,444,112 per annum.
    During the course of the contract the Trust’s requirements may be subject to change and contractors must have a flexible, partnership working approach. Buildings may open or close throughout the lifetime of the contract, and therefore there is no guarantee of any volume of business.
    Enhanced DBS checks are required for all staff delivering services on this contract.
    The tender documents for this procurement can be found on www.nhssourcing.co.uk under itt_3357.

street: Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, Wrythe Lane


title: Well-being and Independence at Home

description: Strategic Objectives:— As part of the Well-being and Independence Network, this service will offer practical support to help people maintain their independence, well-being, safety, security and dignity in their own homes.— It will work in close collaboration with others to ensure that services are provided in a co-ordinated and consistent manner, ensure clear referral routes for those requiring assistance and avoid any duplication as part of a whole system approach.— A joined up, person centred offer will help ensure that people are supported to maintain their own independence and well-being for as long as possible, in a home which meets their needs and preferences and which is fit for purpose. This service will help address a number of priorities identified through consultation and wider evidence in relation to well-being and independence. These will be different for each individual but the offer will include the following.Desired Outcomes:— a safe and comfortable home: warm, safe, secure, adapted to needs and a comfortable place to live in and to invite people to visit,— access or advice in relation to trustworthy gardeners, handy persons and contractors where needed, helping to drive out rogue traders,— a suitable home: help with adaptations, or finding suitable accommodation if the current home is no longer suitable,— affordability: assistance with helping people accessing funds they are entitled to (e.g. access to benefits, allowances, energy efficiency grants etc.;) as part of the above service.General Objectives: to ensure that the services provided prioritise people who would most benefit from the service and might otherwise find it difficult to remain at home. This may include but not be limited to:— people needing support to manage at home following an accident, an illness, a fall or mobility issues, (permanent or temporary issues),— people with physical, sensory or learning disabilities who would benefit from support to maintain their independence and well-being in their own home,— people needing fast track practical support at crisis points such as coming home from hospital and needing some adaptations or additional support to cope at home,— people whose circumstances have changed — for example following a bereavement or who are now living alone and need additional practical support to enable them to stay safe and well at home— Informal carers, in support of their caring role, recognising and supporting their own health and well-being needs,— people living in their own homes (e.g. owner occupiers and private rented) who find that their housing is no longer suitable for their needs and would benefit from the practical support the service can offer Outcomes for individuals.We want people using this service to be able to say and feel, for example:— I got the practical help I needed, in a timely fashion, when I came home from hospital and as a result I settled back home quickly.— My home environment is suitable for my needs and that helps prevent me from falling.— Getting the practical support we need in the home has helped us to manage our health and well-being, and avoid stress and anxiety.— I feel more independent and confident about living at home, and know how to seek further help, information or support if and when I need it.— I now feel able to remain at home, where I feel safe and well, without having to move.— I feel happy to invite friends and neighbours round to visit me at home, and now feel more part of my local community,— I feel I'm treated with dignity and respect, that I'm listened to, and that my needs and preferences are understood.

title: Independent Living and Well-being in the Community

description: General objectives: to ensure that the services provided target people who would otherwise find it very difficult to participate and regularly sustain employment, volunteering, social activity or lifelong learning. This may include but not be limited to:— people with physical, sensory or learning disabilities and mobility issues (permanent and temporary);— informal carers, during their caring role and after the person they have cared for has passed away or moved into a care home;— people who have lost confidence to get out and about due to illness or worsening disability, a fall, temporary but ‘acute' limitation or following a long stay in hospital for example;— people who have suffered a bereavement;— people who live alone and/or who may not have a local family or friendship support network.Specific objectives:— for people of a working age, to maximise their ability to (re)enter and sustain paid employment through short, medium or longer-term opportunities,— to stimulate the development of new opportunities and identify and promote existing opportunities for formal volunteering, including peer support activity, peer mentoring, and for this to be sustainable over the short to medium-term,— to stimulate interest in and enable people to participate in activities that they find rewarding and enjoyable from a social perspective, and wherever possible, which have a wider added value,— to identify or assist in creating appropriate opportunities for people to contribute to civic society (in its widest sense) and participate in a range of activity where their personal attributes, skills and experience can be applied and valued,— to provide or facilitate the opportunity for people to benefit from cultural and green space provision within and outside of the borough, working with the providers of these services wherever possible. The achievement or pragmatic delivery of the above objectives should not be necessarily be regarded as mutually exclusive. For the people who benefit from this support, we would want them to be able to be able to say and feel for example:— I feel that I have a rewarding role in my community though a job, as a volunteer, in social activities and groups, adult education etc.— I am able to maintain existing relationships and have regular contact with friends and companions.— I am socially active and I know how to get more involved with my community if I want to.— I am more confident about getting involved and trying out new things.— I have (re)gained confidence to get out and about after a particularly difficult time.— I have recognised that I have life skills which are valuable and which I can sometimes use to help other people …. and as a result I have a better quality of life and I am better able to cope and stay independent.Service requirements:The Council is looking for providers with a proven record of innovation and flexibility in targeting and supporting people who would otherwise find it difficult to maintain typical social and civic engagement and participation. They should be able to demonstrate an awareness of the wide range of factors that could prevent typical engagement and participation; use this insight to inform their strategy for targeting and supporting people in Stockport; and show how they would create solutions which make a positive and sustained difference to people's quality of life, and in turn their ability to remain resilient and independent. The provider must ensure that the service is delivered at an appropriate scale for it to make a sustained difference at a borough-wide level and as such the provider must be willing to implement a fair, appropriate and proportionate charging approach for the support that it provides. The provider must be willing to target and clearly prioritise who it supports and have guidelines for its employees to follow which will ensure that services are meeting the needs of people who most need it.

description: The Council wants to ensure the provision of basic, affordable and reliable transport for people who are unable to use public transport, particularly within the population groups targeted by the ‘WIN'. This transport will act as an enabler in living independently by supporting people to get to where they need to go. The Transport Provision will be expected to work collaboratively with other services operating within the Well-being and Independence Network (‘WIN') to support preventative approaches, by facilitating access. The Transport Provider will need to be attentive to service provision and community/voluntary/peer developments across the network in order to understand strategically where it is best able to support with transport solutions and look to develop/adapt its own service accordingly.

title: Well-being and Independence through Social Action and Community Support

description: The successful provider will be expected to work in a highly collaborative way with other partners and stakeholders who have a direct or indirect interest in community capacity building in Stockport, which will include but may not be limited to:— Council colleagues from the People and Place Directorates, in particular the 4 locality ‘Relationship Manager' roles that have recently been established; the Neighbourhood Management Teams which support and work in Stockport's Priority Neighbourhoods; and the public health community development team which is now managed directly by the Council's Public Health function having been recently transferred from NHS Stockport Foundation Trust,— colleagues and organisations in the wider Well-being and Independence Network,— colleagues in the new Targeted Prevention Alliance service, in particular the ‘community-connector' roles within this new service (which will be developed from 1.6.2015 onwards),— the formal voluntary sector, in particular the volunteering programmes that many local charitable organisations manage to support and deliver their core objectives,— evolving local organisations which are trialling new models of support such as time banking and a number of emerging faith-based projects working at a neighbourhood level,— colleagues and organisations across 'Stockport Together' and the wider health, social care and community sector. This collaborative and co-operative way of working, alongside an active recognition of the need to have effective external communication, is necessary to ensure that the new service does not develop in isolation and it is both informed by and can respond flexibly to wider developments and aligned activity in the borough.Strategic objectives and individual outcomes:The contribution of ‘social action and community support' to the Well-being and Independence Network has been conceived specifically to address a number of priorities that were identified through consultation with residents and by referring to wider evidence of what works to promote well-being, resilience and independence. It is therefore essential that the following priorities become central objectives in the work of this part of the network:— addressing loneliness and social isolation,— approaches which promote and foster emotional well-being, covering a wide spectrum from bereavement to on-going low mood,— social action and support which is tailored towards creating carer/age/disability/dementia friendly environments and communities,— supporting and growing ‘community of interest' groups to provide mutual support, in particular where these communities of interest relate to populations which Adult Social Care regards as priority groups e.g. older people, people with a wide range of permanent or temporary disabilities, people from a BME background, people living with the emotional or physical effects of conditions such as dementia etc.; and the people who care for them.

title: Invitation to Tender Stockport Council's Well-being and Independence Network (S440).

description: The Well-being and Independence Network (WIN) will incorporate a range of practical, social and emotional support which promotes and enables people's ability to live well, independently and with a good quality of life. Within this will be some services which are explicitly funded (with some co-funding from NHS Stockport CCG) and commissioned by SMBC Adult Social Care and others which will support and develop social action within the community. The four 'Lots' or schedules making up the network are:Schedule A — Well-being and Independence at Home,Schedule B — Independent living and well-being in the Community,Schedule C — Well-being and Independence through Community Transport,Schedule D — Well-being and Independence through Social Action.These are all detailed separately in Part 3 of the Service Specification. However they will all have some common features and be required to work collaboratively as part of one network to serve the best interests of service users and to meet emerging needs.Annual BudgetsLot A — Well-being and Independence at Home 300 000 GBP,Lot B — Independent living and well-being in the Community 300 000 GBP,Lot C — Well-being and Independence through Community Transport 120 000 GBP,Lot D — Well-being and Independence through Social Action 150 000 GBP.The guideline financial envelope will be a maximum Annual Contract Value for each schedule as listed above. The contract term is expected to be three years with the possibility of an extension of up to two further years. Within this financial envelope the bidders will be asked to quote the total hours which they will be able to deliver, inclusive of all aspects of preparation, travel, consultations, support, attendance at meetings, administration, etc. and showing how this will be supplemented by any other funding or revenues as part of the model.

Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council

street: STaR Shared Procurement Service, Trafford Council, Trafford Town Hall, Stretford

postalCode: M32 0TH


name: General Motors UK Limited t/a Vauxhall Motors

title: LWB Small Panel Van

description: Supply of 1No. LWB Small Panel Van equipped to suit Painter & Decorators requirements.

Leeds City Council

street: Fleet Services, Seacroft Ring Road

postalCode: LS14 1NZ


name: East London Advanced Technology Training

title: Brent Employment Services Provider Framework.

description: The Brent Employment Services Provider Framework is a list of preferred organisations to deliver employment related support services to Brent residents on behalf of Brent Council.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Customers and Stakeholders: 40
Capacity and Financial Management: 30
Quality and Performance: 30

London Borough of Brent

street: Brent Civic Centre, Engineers Way, Wembley

postalCode: HA9 0FJ

Ashford Place

street: 60 Ashford Road

postalCode: NW2 6TU

CNWL NHS Trust

street: Stephenson House, 75 Hampstead Road

postalCode: NW1 2PL

street: 260-264 Kingsland Road

postalCode: E8 4DG

Groundwork

street: 18-21 Morley Street

postalCode: SE1 7QZ

LIFT People

street: Unit 2 Ajax House, 16A St Thomas's road

postalCode: NW10 4AJ

New Challenge

street: 3rd Floor, Heron House, 109 Wembley Hill Road

postalCode: HA9 8DA

P3 _

street: Head Office, Eagle House, Cotmanhay Road, Derbyshire

postalCode: DE7 SHU

Reed in Partnership

street: 31 Amelia Street

postalCode: SE17 3PY

Renaisi

street: 21 Garden Walk

postalCode: EC2A 3EQ

Prospects Services

street: 19 Elmfield Road, Bromley

postalCode: BR1 1LT

Sarina Russo

street: 7th Floor, 1 Great Cumberland Place

postalCode: W1H 7AL

South Kilburn Trust

street: Carlton Hall, Canterbury Terrace

postalCode: NW6 5DX


title: GB-Leeds: Distribution Of Leaflets

description: NOMS Performance Hub: Development, Hosting and Support 2011 - 2016

Metro

street: Wellington House,,40-50, Wellington Street,

postalCode: LS1 2DE

Mouchel Management Consultancy Ltd

street: Export House,Cawsey Way,Woking

postalCode: GU21 6QX


name: any of the projects listed on the portal

title: BBC 12/15 - Cheshunt Park Skate Park Floodlights

description: To supply and install new 6m galvanized columns to skate park area with floodlighting. Furthermore, to replace sodium floodlighting on existing columns with new LED floodlighting.

street: Churchgate, Cheshunt

postalCode: EN8 9XQ


title: 202/YE X-ray fluorescence spectrometer system

description:
The University of Sheffield is out to tender on behalf of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering for a X-ray fluorescence spectrometer and Fused Bead Specimen Preparation Device.

    The closing date for return of tenders is Monday 11th May 2015 at 12 noon (UK time).

    We require a X-ray Fluorescence spectrometer capable of analysing our wide range of materials and provide elemental analyses at both sub-ppm and percentage levels of light elements through to actinides. We also require a fully automatic fused bead sample preparation device.

    The full technical specification can be found in the tender documentation which will be sent to you once you have expressed your interest.

    This is an open  tender exercise. The ITT can be downloaded by registering and expressing your interest on the University`s e-tendering system https://www.in-tendhost.co.uk/Sheffield

University Of Sheffield

street: Sir Robert Hadfield Building, Mappin Street

postalCode: S1 3JD


title: Mossy Lea Farm

description: The aerial transportation of underslung loads of heather brash, heather bales, coir logs, plastic piling and plug plants (‘the Materials’) to from the Lift Site detailed in the Invitation to Tender to the Works Sites detailed in the Invitation to Tender. Separate contracts will apply to the supply delivery of the Materials to the Lift Site.

title: Wessenden Head

title: Aerial Transport Underslung Loads MFF23 2015-16.

description: This Project aims to restore areas or bare peat within the Peak District National Park and south pennines through the aerial transportation of underslung loads to moorlands of heather brash, heather bales, coir logs, plastic piling and plug plants (‘the Materials’). Separate contracts will apply the Materials to the moorlands.

Peak District National Park Authority

street: Aldern House, Baslow Rd, Derbyshire

postalCode: DE45 1AE


description: An opportunity has arisen for interested parties to bid for an Integrated Criminal Justice Substance Misuse Service. The new service will replace and integrate the current services; Substance Misuse Team (SMT) which delivers community orders (DRR, ATR), Criminal Justice Intervention Team (CJIT) which supports statutory and non-statutory offenders and the Rapid Access Team (RAT) which delivers the prescribing needs of CJIT clients and delivers interventions for complex needs clients.The emphasis for this team will be the reduction of re-offending amongst the clientele and the provider will be expected to work with all the partnership agencies that are involved in the reducing re-offending agenda.The Integrated Criminal Justice Substance Misuse Team will be expected to work within the delivery of ‘Transforming Rehabilitation’ by engaging with all prison releases and community sentences where substance misuse is identified. The service will be recovery focussed to enable all the clientele to enter into a recovery journey that addresses individual needs and individual offending choices.It is anticipated that the service will commence on 1.4.2015 for a period of 12 months, with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years (+1+1) at the Council's sole discretion.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 75
Price: 20
Employment and Training: 5

Nottingham City Council

street: Resources Department, Loxley House, Station Street

postalCode: NG2 3NG

Framework Housing Association

street: Val Roberts House, 25 Gregory Boulevard

postalCode: NG7 6NX


name: Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

title: Maintenance of Refrigeration, Chillers and Ice Machines

description: The provision of maintenance of refrigeration, chillers and Ice Machines across the 2 main sites of Basildon Hospital and Orsett Hospital.

title: Maintenance of Air Conditioning

description: The provision of maintenance of air conditioning units across the 2 main sites of Basildon Hospital and Orsett Hospital.

description: The provision of maintenance of refrigeration, chillers, Ice Machines and air conditioning units across the two main sites of Basildon Hospital and Orsett Hospital.

title: Maintenance of Refrigeration, Chillers, Ice Machines and Air Conditioning Units.

description: The provision of maintenance of refrigeration, chillers, ice machines and air conditioning units across the 2 main sites of Basildon Hospital and Orsett Hospital.

street: Nethermayne

postalCode: SS16 5NL


description: Lot 1 will cover but not limited to:— Large scale economic and social impact assessments and surveys— Analysis at national, regional and local levels— International comparisons— Research into economic and social impact on various groups and communities— Shareholder rights, employee engagement and executive pay— Diversity on Boards— Business and Human Rights—Attitude/opinion pollingPlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

description: Lot 2 will cover but not limited to— Design, production and population of econometric and statistical models— Value added analysis— Benchmarking— Company law and corporate governance— Debt and Equity finance analysis— Supply and demand in individual finance markets— Costs and benefits of regulation and its compliancePlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: Programme and Pilot Evaluation

description: Lot 3 will cover but not limited toReviews of individual programmes and pilots to evaluate:— The design, planning and implementation of the programme— The impact of the programme on the target group— Value for money analysis— Cost benefit analysis— How well it meets the policy and priorities— Formative evaluation of policy context and processPlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: Comparative Evaluation

description: Lot 4 will cover but not limited toReviews aimed at providing a more strategic view of performance;— Reviewing the appropriateness of programmes, policies and priorities in providing the services required by Government, target groups and other stakeholders— Reviewing the efficiency and effectiveness of processes in designing, planning and implementing programmes, policies and priorities— Evaluation of all or a number of programmes aimed at a particular group— Meta-analysis of evaluations— Systematic Reviews and Rapid Evidence Assessments— Developing the evaluation and monitoring framework for a project or programmePlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: Thematic Analysis

description: Lot 5 will cover but not limited to— Short term projects focussing on specific policy areas— Literature reviews— Horizon scanning / exploratory research— Bespoke think pieces— Developing theories to respond to a strategic question with a clear evidence basePlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: Behavioural and Experimental Research

description: Lot 6 will cover but not limited to— Random control trials and experimental methods— Quasi-experimental methods— Behavioural and/or decision making research and analysis— Synthesis of behavioural science evidencePlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

description: Lot 7 will cover but not limited to— Valuation and benchmarking of pay and other benefits— Job evaluation and pay structure design— Assessing and responding to recruitment and retention and staff motivation issues— Case studies, surveys and literature reviews in the remuneration area— UK private sector practice on labour market and reward issuesPlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: Pensions

description: Lot 8 will cover but not limited to— Actuarial pension scheme valuation and assessment— Comparison of pensions scheme benefits and reward packages— Pension trends and policy in the UK public and private sectorsPlease note: We do not expect all potential contractors to have the knowledge and expertise to cover all lot descriptions as these reflect the wide ranging scope of BIS, as a Department, and the potential projects we would be expect to go through lots of this nature.

title: UK SBS BIS Research and Evaluation Framework.

description: Services for the provision of Research and Evaluation in the following areas:Lot 1: Commercial, Economic and Social Impact Assessment and Analysis— Large scale economic and social impact assessments and surveys;— Analysis at national, regional and local levels;— International comparisons;— Research into economic and social impact on various groups and communities;— Shareholder rights, employee engagement and executive pay;— Diversity on Boards;— Business and Human Rights;— Attitude/opinion polling.Lot 2: Financial, Regulatory Economic and Econometric Forecasting Analysis— Design, production and population of econometric and statistical models;— Value added analysis;— Benchmarking;— Company law and corporate governance;— Debt and Equity finance analysis;— Supply and demand in individual finance markets;— Costs and benefits of regulation and its compliance;Lot 3: Programme and Pilot EvaluationReviews of individual programmes and pilots to evaluate:— The design, planning and implementation of the programme;— The impact of the programme on the target group;— Value for money analysis;— Cost benefit analysis;— How well it meets the policy and priorities;— Formative evaluation of policy context and process.Lot 4: Comparative EvaluationReviews aimed at providing a more strategic view of performance;— Reviewing the appropriateness of programmes, policies and priorities in providing the services required by Government, target groups and other stakeholders;— Reviewing the efficiency and effectiveness of processes in designing, planning and implementing programmes, policies and priorities;— Evaluation of all or a number of programmes aimed at a particular group;— Meta-analysis of evaluations;— Systematic Reviews and Rapid Evidence Assessments;— Developing the evaluation and monitoring framework for a project or programme.Lot 5: Thematic Analysis— Short term projects focussing on specific policy areas;— Literature reviews;— Horizon scanning/exploratory research;— Bespoke think pieces;— Developing theories to respond to a strategic question with a clear evidence base.Lot 6: Behavioural and Experimental Research— Random control trials and experimental methods;— Quasi-experimental methods;— Behavioural and/or decision making research and analysis;— Synthesis of behavioural science evidence.Lot 7: Specialist research and advice in the remuneration area— Valuation and benchmarking of pay and other benefits;— Job evaluation and pay structure design;— Assessing and responding to recruitment and retention and staff motivation issues;— Case studies, surveys and literature reviews in the remuneration area;— UK private sector practice on labour market and reward issues.Lot 8: Pensions— Actuarial pension scheme valuation and assessment;— Comparison of pensions scheme benefits and reward packages;— Pension trends and policy in the UK public and private sectors.


name: Derbyshire Community Health Service NHS Trust

title: CTP668 — Derbyshire Integrated Wellbeing Approach.

description: Derbyshire County Council is commissioning an Integrated Wellbeing Approach which will bring together a number of Public Health lifestyle-related services that are currently provided separately. The integrated service shall offer a better quality service to clients, as well as providing opportunities for increased efficiency and greater value for money.The aim of the approach is to address wider determinants and inequalities in health, to increase resilience in individuals and communities and to provide a range of person-centred services that are delivered according to need which will contribute to people staying well and living independently for longer.Services included as part of the Approach are the Wellbeing Service, Smoking Cessation (Community and Specialist), Weight Management (Community and Specialist), Making Every Contact Count (MECC) as well as inclusion of a website as an integral part of service delivery. It also includes administering and monitoring the Health Referral Scheme which has been commissioned separately, but remains an integral part of the Derbyshire Integrated Wellbeing Approach. The approach will deliver a managed wellbeing service based on a Primary Contractor model with one provider awarded the contract to provide and/or manage the provision of the services.

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall, County Procurement Services

postalCode: DE4 3AG

street: Newholme Hospital, Baslow Road

postalCode: DE45 1AD


title: CA2845 - Research and Evaluation Services for Telemedicine

description:
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust wishes to award a single supplier framework for research and evaluation services for telemedicine services provided by Airedale NHS Foundation Trust and/or its joint venture Immedicare Llp as part of an initiative to maintain or increase the current service level.

    The successful Contractor will have recent experience in economic evaluation and quantitative and qualitative analysis of health services, to examine efficiencies and productivity, using techniques including return on investment and cost benefit analysis and to provide relevant decision-making information.
     - To access this competition: login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA2845. Not registered on MultiQuote - visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA2845 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

street: Airedale General Hospital, Skipton Road

postalCode: BD20 6TD

York Health Economics Consortium

postalCode: YO10 5NH


title: Commercial Boiler Planned and Responsive Servicing & Repairs.

description: Isos manages a number of properties throughout North East England which operate commercial boiler and associated equipment. Isos is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and competent contractor to manage a programme of scheduled maintenance and to act as Isos' partner for reactive repairs and maintenance, including emergency call outs.Following the partnership of Isos and Cestria, the proposed contract will include properties with commercial boiler equipment from both Group companies. The success bidder will be required to proactively manage servicing requirements across the Group, ensuring that servicing is carried out in a timely fashion and in line with all relevant legislation and industry best practice. Whilst the portfolio will require overarching management, the successful bidder will be required to liaise independently with both Group companies when delivering reactive and emergency maintenance and repairs, and will be required to invoice separately for differentiated works.The successful bidder will be required to verify, and where necessary, build a comprehensive asset register of equipment and proactively manage the portfolio to ensure that all commercial boiler and associated equipment is in good condition and fully functioning. Isos is encouraging bids from contractors who are able to minimise downstream maintenance, offer proactive and practical guidance and act as a responsible partner of the Group.One of the main drivers of this tender is to align the commercial boiler and associated equipment maintenance activities of Isos & Cestria, whilst building a platform for future growth. As such the Group is aiming to drive cost savings and efficiencies throughout the life of the contract.Bidders should note that it is Isos' intention to appoint a contractor for an initial period of three years, with the option to extend the agreement for a further two years. Bidders will be expected to demonstrate their ability not only to service the contract but also to drive efficiencies as an appointed partner of the Group.

Isos Housing Limited

street: 5 Gosforth Park Avenue, Gosforth Business Park

postalCode: NE12 8EG


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

title: Installation of Safer Cell Furniture at HMP Wetherby

description: Installation of safer cell furniture to the coffee shop at HMP Wetherby

NJL Construction

postalCode: NE3 1XD


name: Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd

title: Managed Print Service (FRAM340/14).

description: The University provision is for a Managed Print Service across the entire organisation.The University and the IT department has a number of aims:— To reduce the variety and number of printers and photocopiers on campus to enable a reduction in the complexity of the estate and reduce the variety of devices.— To have the tools necessary to monitor and measure print and copy volumes.— To have a printing estate that is resilient and reliable to ensure continuity of business systems and processes.— For the printing estate to be financially sustainable, offering affordability and value for money whilst being utilised widely across the University.— To be reliable, scalable and integrate seamlessly with relevant University systems whilst complying with the relevant standards.— To be secure and auditable, offering security and analysis of messaging, installation and connectivity.We are looking for options and costs for on-site and off-site support, standard and premium service options, options and costs for remote management tools as well as proposals for quality control and KPIs. We would expect the successful supplier to be able to deliver follow me printing / pull-printing to enable users to access their documents across the University estate as well as be able to offer current solutions for the variety of end user devices such as Windows, Apple, iPad, mobile devices, Linux, lab kit, etc. We expect the successful supplier to be able to link printing to smart cards as a requirement.As well as the Managed Print Service being able to accommodate all of the requirements of University staff, there is also a requirement in terms of High Volume devices such as ‘Central Print requirements’ and ensuring that the University is able to meet the demand and potential for ‘student printing’ both now and in the future.This contract may be used by the University to make purchases on projects that are fully or part-funded by European Union funds or Programs including but not limited to:— European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) or;— European Structural and Investment Fund (ESIF) or;— Research Councils UK (RCUK), the strategic partnership of the UK's seven Research Councils.The Contracting Authority for this Framework Agreement is the University of Birmingham and will be the primary user however the Framework Agreement may also be used by the West Midlands Universities as detailed in the tender documentation.Additionally, the agreement may also be accessed by other Universities in the United Kingdom. In addition, the University will provide access to the following classifications of user organisations:— Educational Establishments: Nursery School, Primary School, Middle or High School, Secondary School, Academy, Special School, Pupil Referral Unit (PRU), Further Education College, University.— Local Authority Councils: County, Unitary, District, Borough, and Metropolitan Councils (Parish and Community Councils are also permissible users).— NHS Bodies, the HSC (Northern Ireland) and Ambulance Services.The participation in and use of the contract by these other authorities would be at the discretion of the contractor and the University on a viability basis e.g. if the existing specification is acceptable, or in certain circumstances can easily be modified e.g. by adding a small additional requirement to the contract with the authorisation of the Lead University (University of Birmingham), and provided the modification would not conflict with the EU directives.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Ability to meet Functional Requirements: 20
Ability to deliver the Project: 20
Service Procedures and Account Management: 15
Costing Model: 35
Environmental and Energy Saving: 10

University of Birmingham

street: Procurement Division, Aston Webb ‘B’ Block, Edgbaston

postalCode: B15 2TT

street: Konica House, Miles Gray Road, Basildon

postalCode: SS14 3AR


title: 0215/NLH Decent Homes Contract

description: One contractor is required to perform the following works on behalf of North Lincolnshire Homes part of ongo: - Kitchen installations - Bathroom installations - Electrical upgrades - Major adaptations - Window and Door Replacements

ONGO

street: Meridian House, Normanby Road

postalCode: DN15 8QZ


title: Provision of Adult Social Care Transport from Carlisle area to Wigton (S1415, CAR00052)

description: Tenders are invited for the provision of passenger transport services by taxi, minibus and/or coach in relation to Adult Social Care from Carlisle to Wigton   The minimum number of seats required is 4   You must refer to the Instructions for Tendering prior to submitting your bid.    All submissions must be uploaded and returned via the Chest    The documents that must be included in your submission are:  &nbs p;   &nbs p; Information and Declaration  &nbs p; Tender Submission   &nbs p; Daily timetable template    The deadline for submission is:   08:00 Wednesday 5th August 2015     PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE UPLOADED ALL THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AS FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN YOUR TENDER SUBMISSION NOT BEING CONSIDERED

Cumbria County Council

street: The Lonsdale Building, The Courts

postalCode: CA3 8NA


name: South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

title: GB-London: Marina House Phase 2 Refurbishment Work

description: General Refurbishment which includes, Renewal of existing services, renewal of suspended ceilings, replacement of floor coverings and internal decoration works. General Refurbishment etc.

street: Bethlem Royal Hospital, Monks Orchard Road

postalCode: BR3 3BX


title: Barbican Replacement Lighting Small Power and Distribution Boards Award

description:
The award is for the renewal of the lighting and small power installation, including electrical distribution and lighting control works, within specified areas of the Barbican Centre. "The project is divided into three phases which are intended to follow one another.

                                  The project is to include for the replacement of final distribution boards, luminaries, accessories and wiring, including all testing and certification all in accordance with BS 7671 IEE regulations, ECA and NIC EIC recommendations

City of London Corporation

street: City of London Corporation, City Procurement

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ

Raytell Electrical Co. Limited

street: 9 Hampton Way

postalCode: N14 5DJ


title: Provision of Security Products (CCTV,Cabling,Access Control)

description: Call off from Transport For London framework - TFL SCP 000109

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH

Anixter Ltd

postalCode: RG12 1YQ

Jaguar Land Rover Limited

postalCode: CV5 9DR


title: Arun District Council - Littlehampton Economic Growth Area Development Delivery Study

description:
The Littlehampton Economic Growth Area (LEGA) Development Delivery Study is intended to set out a clear vision for the Littlehampton Economic Growth Area and provide guidance for its future development and to support the emerging Arun Local Plan and to investigate the delivery of beneficial development to the area. LEGA includes the Harbour, large parts of the East Bank, the West Bank and the Town Centre. Littlehampton Harbour is a valuable asset for Littlehampton and the surrounding area.  The Harbour area includes both the East and West Banks.  The Railway Wharf on the East Bank is safeguarded for the importation of minerals in the adopted West Sussex Minerals Local Plan and has been identified as a key opportunity for regeneration within LEGA.  The West Bank area comprises commercial, associated marine engineering and storage, as well as residential communities and is also identified as a key opportunity for regeneration within LEGA. The vision for the regeneration of the West Bank is for a comprehensive, mixed use regeneration scheme which provides the area and Littlehampton Harbour with a sustainable long term future.  Development proposals will protect and enhance the marine and estuarine heritage, existing businesses and residences and the surrounding environment and habitats, whilst providing opportunities for new businesses, residents and visitor attractions, improving accessibility and links with Littlehampton town centre and contributing to the town’s regeneration.

                    The main emphasis of the study will be to investigate housing potential for around 1000 new homes as identified in previous studies, however; the consultants through this study will advise on the capacity for viable housing and their locations within the whole LEGA, leisure and employment uses, connectivity between the river, sea and town centre, improvements to travel/infrastructure and flood defence.

                    The response tender for the Littlehampton Economic Growth Area (LEGA) Development Delivery Study is to be submitted via the portal by 12:00 on 11th December 2015. The outcome of the work is such that, we want you to outline how the regeneration of the Littlehampton Economic Growth Area will be delivered with particular focus upon regeneration, the delivery of homes, flood defence measures and viability.  The budget for the study is up to £50K (inclusive of all expenses but excluding VAT), applicants should be mindful that this is a maximum budget and proposals should reflect this. The deadline for the final Littlehampton Economic Growth Area Development Delivery Study is 31st May 2016.

SE Shared Services

street: Littlehampton, Littlehampton

postalCode: BN17 5LF


title: PROVISION OF DESIGN TECHNICAL SUPPORT

description: Provision of Design Technical Support to the Technical Authority for the production and review of civil engineering design technical documentation for the Explosives Handling Jetty (EHJ) to continue the Design Safety Case for the EHJ Technical Report (TR) 137(and associated TNs) to provide a through life substantiation for EHJ Hull/Structure at RNAD Coulport.

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Room 316, Lomond Building, HMNB Clyde, Faslane

postalCode: G84 8HL

Rendel Ltd

street: 61 Southwark Street

postalCode: SE1 1SA


title: Installation works

description:
359875
        Science Central
        Installation of additional 1 nr Operable Wall

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

street: King's Gate,

postalCode: NE1 7RU


title: JCT Framework Agreement for the Provision of Hire Erection and Dismantle of Scaffolding.

South Lanarkshire Council

street: Procurement Service, Council HQ, Almada Street

postalCode: ML3 0XB


title: Mental Health User Involvement Forum

description:
MENTAL HEALTH INVOLVEMENT FORUM BRIEF

    Interested organisations are invited to come to a Market Warming Event on Friday 27th November 2015 between 2-4pm.  This is being held at the Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London W1U 5AS.

    It will offer an opportunity for providers to hear about the shape of the mental health involvement forum that we will be procured across Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, West London and Central London Clinical Commissioning Groups and the timetable for procurement.

    1.0 PURPOSE OF THE FORUM

    The mental health involvement forum specification has been coproduced with experts and people with a lived experience of mental illness.  The purpose of the forum is to:
    • Enable individuals with a lived experience to feed back their experiences of services to two large mental health providers, General Practitioners and commissioners through an independent user led provider, reaching out to minority groups across primary, community and secondary care mental health services
    • Facilitate effective involvement for people with a lived experience at the start of any service review, redesign or development with commissioners and providers across primary, community and secondary mental health services
    • We want to ensure that mental health involvement groups make the best use of local resource to enable effective co-production and feedback of their experiences of services, using innovative approaches and modern technology to reach out to people with a mental illness in our communities.
    • A Collaborative bid would be welcomed for both lots.

    2.0 GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE OF THE FORUM

    There will be two separate lots, one for Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) with Ealing CCG and another with West London and Central London CCG.

    3.0 ESTIMATED VALUE
    Central, Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham and West London CCG’s: Approximately £360,000 combined.

    4.0 ESTIMATED TIMEFRAME TO PROCURE THE FORUM

    ITT Advert issued – From early December 2015 with a deadline for submission of tender applications by mid- January 2016.
    Service Mobilisation Period:  End March 2016-End May 2016
    Service Commencement: 1st June 2016

    5.0 REGISTRATION

    Organisation's wishing to attend the briefing are required to complete the attached registration form and return as per the instructions on the form.

NHS Shared Business Services

street: Halyard Court, 31 Broadway

postalCode: M50 2UW

Greg Reide

url: http://Halyard Court, 31 Broadway


title: Birtley Welfare Skate Park

description: Design and build of a concrete skate park

Gateshead Council

street: Civic Centre, Regent Street

postalCode: NE8 1HH

Bendcrete

region: Oxfordshire

street: 7 Nuffield Way

postalCode: OX14 1RL


title: A contract for the Provision of Services for Management and Graduate Training

description: We are looking for a single provider for a contract of services for both Management and Graduate training.

National Composites Centre

street: Bristol and Bath Science Park, Feynman Way Central

postalCode: BS16 7FS


title: Reprographics equipment and associated services.

description: The contract will be for the provision of MFD's (Multi Functional Devices) across the school campus. This will also include the provision of devices in the main reprographics centre, associated software, maintenance and supply of consumables.

Banbury Academy

street: Ruskin Road

postalCode: OX16 9HY


title: UOE/2015/013 Purchase of Licences and Bespoke Content for Laboratory Simulations.

description: Industry specific software package. Software package and information systems. Industry specific software development services. Teaching equipment. Teaching supplies. E-learning services. Industry specific software package. Software package and information systems. Industry specific softwaredevelopment services. Teaching equipment. Teaching supplies. E-learning services. The project aims atimplementing laboratory simulations at the University of Exeter by means of supporting software, includingdevelopment of new, bespoke, tailor-made simulations. The project includes licences for all students to utilizelaboratory simulations and the development of two bespoke laboratory simulations designed specifically forcourses at Exeter University, based on case stories inspired by research and education at Exeter University andthe Living Systems Institute.

procurementMethod: direct

University of Exeter

street: Procurement Services, Northcote House, The Queen's Drive

postalCode: EX4 4QJ

Labster ApS

countryName: DK


title: GB-Southend on Sea: M1516-23

description: Residential Fire Sprinkler System. The works comprise of the supply and installation of pumps, tanks, water supplies, automatic alarm, pipe-work and sprinkler heads to all flats and communal areas within the hostels all associated builders work and electrics

South Essex Homes Ltd

street: Civic Centre, Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6FY


title: GB-Downe: Downe, St Mary's Church

description: Religious Building Construction Work. Historic building repair contract for grant aided conservation of grade II* Listed Church. Work including:  Repairs to roofs and rainwater goods and associated miscellaneous works.

The PCC of St Mary's Church, Downe

street: c/o Thomas Ford and Partners, 177 Kirkdale

postalCode: SE26 4QH


name: The Department For Culture Media & Sport

title: Research into barriers to Women getting senior roles in journalism and the media sector.

description:
Aim: To understand the key barriers to women getting more senior roles in journalism and what action could be taken to make progress here

    Objectives
    - To understand what holds women back from rising to the most senior roles in this sector
    - To understand how gender differences, caring responsibilities and age can impact on this

    Survey
    This will involve surveying around 600 people all involved in the media sector to get their views on barriers to women in progressing in this sector.

street: 4th Floor, 100 Parliament Street,

postalCode: SW1A 2BQ

Chartered Management Institute

street: 2 Savoy Court


name: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

title: Provision of Set Storage and Transport.

description: The provision of BBC set & prop storage with transportation to/from BBC locations or studios and back to storage.It is a minimum requirement of this notice that bidders must be able to demonstrate that they have experience and an understanding and track record of storing and transporting film, television and theatre sets and props.It is a minimum requirement of this notice that bidders have access to vehicles that have a 40 feet trailer with a tail lift and 18 feet of headroom inside the trailer where required.It is a minimum requirement of this notice that bidders have storage facilities with a minimum of 18 feet of headroom, where required.Bidders must have experience of storing and transporting film, television and theatre sets and be able to transport the sets/props from storage to the required location with a minimum 24 hour notice period and return the sets and props back to storage at an agreed time and date.Bidders must be able to provide storage facilities that are safe, clean, dry, secure, discreet, and well maintained at a competitive rate.Bidders must be able to demonstrate a robust inventory/reporting method and use vehicles that meet the required omission levels.Bidders must be in possession of appropriate waste licences to dispose of sets/props in a legal and environmental manner.Bidders must have a valid goods vehicle operator’s license for the specific region of Great Britain relating to the BBC sites tendering for.Bidders must be able to provide appropriate vehicles for transportation based on the requirements of the individual BBC in-house production team.Bidders must be able to supply drivers whose drivers licence entitled them to drive category C and above medium sized and large vehicles with trailers.Bidders will be required to evidence or commit to apply for either a Waste Broker Licence or Waste Carrier Licence for the safe disposal of unwanted sets and props.Any member of staff loading/unloading goods from a vehicle must have completed a manual handling course.Out of scope of this tender will be suppliers who are contracted to build sets on behalf of the BBC and included in their agreement to build those sets is the option to store them on behalf of the BBC.Also out of scope is the storage of confidential material and currency and any items not used as a production prop or set.The BBC reserves the right to conduct a site inspection of the storage facilities for any of the successful bidders from this tender process prior to the award of any framework agreements. A framework agreement will only be awarded to those successful bidders after a satisfactory site inspection.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Transport Vehicles: 25
Storage Facilities: 25
Response Times: 20
Inventory Reporting: 10
Company Policies: 10
Waste Disposal: 10

street: Broadcasting House, Portland Place

postalCode: W1A 1AA

Kenyon Warehousing Limited

street: Thornley Avenue, Lancashire

postalCode: BB1 3HJ

Johnsons Moving Services Limited

street: Road Three Windsford Industrial Estate, Windsford

postalCode: CW7 3PD

Set - A - Storage Ltd

street: 14, Dundonald Road

postalCode: NW10 3HR

Luckings Ltd

street: Boston House, 69-75 Boston Manor Road, Middlesex

postalCode: TW8 9JJ

Keptset Logistics LLP

street: St Ann's Courtyard, Ruxbury Road, Surrey

postalCode: KT16 9NH

Luckings Logistics Limited

street: Boston House, 69 Boston Manor Road, Middlesex

Mandata Contracts Limited

street: Unit C The Dresser Centre

postalCode: M11 2NE

Mark Lewis Transport Limited

street: 72 Long Lane, Ickenham

postalCode: UB10 8SY

Set- A- Side Storage Ltd

street: 14 Dundonald Road

Pickfords Move Management Ltd

street: Pickfords Park, Laxcon Close

postalCode: NW10 0TG

Set-a-Side Storage Limited

street: 9 Clyde Road, Redland

postalCode: BS6 6RJ

Baxters International Removals Ltd

street: Smeaton Close, Brunel Business Park, Bucks

postalCode: HP19 8UN

The Scenedock Associates Limited

street: Unit 5 Southfield Industrial Estate, Praed Road, Trafford Park

postalCode: M17 1SJ

Expo World Logistics Limited

street: Unit 1 Block 3 Enterprise Way, Kent

postalCode: TN8 6HF

E C Creative Services Limited

street: Unit 1 Lansdowne Road, Chadderton, Greater Manchester

postalCode: OL9 9EF


title: Specialist Wheelchair Seating

title: P0181/14 — Specialist Wheelchair Seating.

description: The provision of specialist clinical support and technical support to the Wheelchair Service in the assessment and supply of custom made, specialist seating systems and accessories for wheelchair users with complex seating and postural needs, which will include moulded seats, carved foam seats, hybrid seats and matrix seats. This will include powered and non-powered chairs.

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust

street: Stepping Hill Hospital, Aspen House

postalCode: SK2 7JE

Ottobock Heathcare Plc

street: 32 Parsonage Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey

postalCode: TW20 0LD


title: GLA Busk in London Website

description: Scopring requirement for GLA Busk in London Website

Transport For London Finance Ltd

street: 42-50 Victoria Street,

postalCode: SW1H 0TL

Bright Lemon

street: 12 Epworth Street

postalCode: EC2A 4DL


name: KINGS LYNN & WEST NORFOLK BOROUGH COUNCIL

title: Ransomes Parkway 3 Mowing Machines

description: Boston Borough Council (the Council) intends to let a Contract for the supply of 2 Ransomes Parkway 3 mowers.   This quotation exercise is divided into two lots.   Lot 1 is for new machines and Lot 2 is for ex-demonstrators or machines with less than 750 working hours.  You are invited to quote for either Lot 1 or Lot 2 or both.   The Council will only purchase a total of two machines but this could be one from each lot.

street: Boston Borough Council, Municipal Buildings, West Street

postalCode: PE21 8QR

The Burdens Group Ltd

region: Lincolnshire

postalCode: PE20 2ET


title: TSC/HG012 - Roster of Design Consultancies and Print Agencies Framework

description:
ABOUT THE SHEFFIELD COLLEGE:
      The Sheffield College (TSC) is the largest training provider in the city, and is now among the higher performing colleges nationally. Our federation of colleges; Sheffield City College, Hillsborough College, Norton College and Peaks College provide further education provision in partnership with schools, universities and local industry to the Sheffield City Region and beyond.  The College has over 20,000 full and part time students based at its campuses.  We offer a range of learner and training opportunities on full and part time basis from entry levels through to foundation degrees. Our curriculum provides routes to learn new skills and opportunities to refresh skills in a sociable and welcoming atmosphere, with award winning student support services. Many of our learners go on to contribute to Sheffield’s thriving economy and success and, as a result of their time with us, enjoy productive and high value employment, and rewarding lives.

      Our vision:
      The Sheffield College will transform lives by offering outstanding education and training.

      We will inspire our students, unlock their potential, allow them to lead fulfilling lives and pursue successful careers.  Our aim is to enhance the wealth and quality of the lives of individuals, the employers, the communities of the City Region and beyond.

      Our values:
      Integrity, Inspiration, Inclusiveness, Innovation, Involvement

      Our Strategic Themes:
      Excellence, Employability, Enterprise, E-enabled, Engagement

      For further information on The Sheffield College please visit our website www.sheffcol.ac.uk

      Project Background
      The College is particularly keen to develop a variety of partnerships for a number of consultancy / contractor disciplines as described in the various lots below, Tendering parties may bid for one, several or all lots the breadth and volume of its apprenticeship provision through working with sub-contractors.
      The duration of the framework agreement shall be for 2 years with an option to extend for a further 1 year. The framework will be reviewed annually, subject to performance.
      All contracts awarded must be fulfilled within budgets set by the College at the outset of each year  (1st August to 31st July)
      The maximum overall value of the framework is anticipated to be £170,000 (plus VAT) per academic year, This figure should not be taken as contractual and is stated only as a guide.
      In addition it is important to note that the volume and value that may be placed is dependent on various factors including government policy, funding, local area, city region delivery, College enrolment and the economic climate.
      The College reserves the right to not award appointment to the framework under any or all of the areas listed.
      During the term of the framework should a contract opportunity arise that no provider on the framework can fulfil then the College reserves the right to carry out additio...

Sheffield College

street: Granville Road,

postalCode: S2 2RL


title: Age 18-21 Jobseeker Pilot 2 Evaluation

description:
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is running, alongside the Department for Business, Innovation and Science (BIS) the 18-21 Work Skills pilot 2 in Kent Jobcentre Plus (JCP) for young Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) claimants. The pilot started in December 2014 and requires all 18-21 year olds claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance for 6 months to participate in a work and/or skills related activity for up to 3 months with up to 1,500 claimants taking part in the pilot.
      DWP are undertaking this tender to seek bids from research suppliers to conduct JSA claimant research for the evaluation of the pilot. The purpose of the commission is to undertake a qualitative study with participating claimants to understand how the pilot has operated and provide insight into the behavioural impact of the pilot on claimants.
      The purpose of this contract is to conduct a qualitative study with claimants participating in the 18-21 Work Skills pilot 2, providing the evidence needed to inform policy decisions for young jobseekers at 6 months of claiming.
      Objectives of the qualitative study with claimants are:
      • Understand the range and strength of factors influencing a) the referral options presented to claimants b) claimants’ decision-making and referral choice.
      • Explore the nature and tone of the referral interview including claimants’ immediate responses to referral and impact on the work/skills provision to which claimants choose to be referred.
      • Capture barriers to employment discussed, or not, between claimants and advisors.
      • Understand claimants’ behavioural responses in the 6 to 9 month period following referral in terms of their engagement with work or skills provision; job-search activity and fulfilment of benefit conditionality.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Room 2Y92, Concept House, Cardiff Road,

postalCode: NP10 8QQ

ICF Consulting Services Limited

street: 3 The Crescent

postalCode: PL1 3AB


title: Investment Optimisation and Planning System.

description: Purchase and support and maintenance of a software package which as a minimum requires the system to deliver:— Asset based cost benefit analysis capable of being optimised over a minimum 40 year planning horizon.— A platform for end to end planning incorporating emergent risks though to project delivery.— Visibility of our overall service and asset risk position calculated using a monetised risk approach.— What-if scenarios incorporating our key business outcomes and performance indicators.— Prediction of the long-term cost, risk and impact of expenditure scenarios using life-cycle costing principles.— The fundamentals of the UK Government Treasury Green Book approach to cost benefit analysis.— Multiple constraint optimisation.— Flexible reporting of all data held in the system.— The ability to interact with a stand alone cost estimation system.— The ability to receive data from multiple sources in variable formats.— Interfaces with SAP and GIS systems.It should also:— Be fully configurable to represent our organisation and assets.— Allow for the capture of unlimited asset types and attributes.— Be able to analyse over 2 000 000 individual assets at both individual asset and grouped together scheme level.— Support non asset based investments.— Be web based.— Be able to export data into various formats.— Receive process and export large volumes of data within tight timescales and with minimal manual intervention.— Be capable of being configured to use our service measure framework for risk assessment.— Be capable of using unique numeric risk likelihoods rather than risk matrix categories.— Align to the requirements of ISO 55001.This could be a new package or one that evolves our existing sysem (Asset Plus) to meet the requirements above.

procurementMethodDetails: NEGOTIATED

Anglian Water Services

street: Supply Chain Management, Thorpe Wood House, Thorpe Wood

postalCode: PE3 6WT