title: Sub-WP 1.2

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided VehicleSupply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form.This Sub-WP 1.2: Supplying and installing the Fuselage Component Fixture (Fixture 2), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 2.2

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).This Sub-WP 2.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.1

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).This Sub-WP 2.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 100Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.6

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.6: Cost of CE marking the demonstrator. Tenderers for Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell2 will provide fully safety files, risk analysis and / or CE Marking (Phase #1).

title: Lot 2

title: Sub-WP 6.5

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.5: Cost of commissioning the complete solution including training of University of Nottingham staff (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.4

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.4: Cost of project management of the complete solution including equipment specification and integration plan (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.3

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.3: Supplying and installation of cameras and associated software for selectively monitoring relevant processes (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.2

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.2: Supplying and installation of a Maintenance Management System (MMS). A suitable MMS that is accepted in the aerospace industry (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 6.1

description: Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).This Sub-WP 6.1: Supplying and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system. This will include networking of industrial computers per relevant robotic device for distributed autonomous control and monitoring e.g. TCIP, CAN bus and a wireless communication infrastructure (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.4

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics InfrastructureSupply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2.This Sub-WP 5.4: Supplying a PC based server and software for data acquisition. (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 5.3

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics InfrastructureSupply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2.This Sub-WP 5.3: Supplying a control system and software for real-time location control using the above sensors systems (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.2

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics InfrastructureSupply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2.This Sub-WP 5.2: Supplying antennas and radio receivers (sensors) for calculating the location of tags within the demonstration area including Cell 1, Cell 2 and the material loading and unloading area. There should be enough sensors to determine accurate location from a single sensor and a precise 3D location to be determined when only two sensors receive the signal (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 5.1

description: Work Package WP#5: Informatics InfrastructureSupply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2.This Sub-WP 5.1: Supplying RFID (or similar) tags for installation on Fixture 1, Fixture 2, transportation system, kitting systems and Product 1 and Product 2 sub-components. The RFID should be rugged and adaptable with a 5 year battery life(Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 4.2

description: Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine VisionSupply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm.This Sub-WP 4.2: Supplying and installation of a part inspection system / CMM for installation on Robot 1 in Cell 2. System must be capable of inspecting Aerospace Parts against CAD Drawings for Gap, Feature and Surface Inspection (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 4.1

description: Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine VisionSupply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm.This Sub-WP 4.1: Supplying and installation of a non-contact geometry inspection system for use with Cell 1 and Cell 2 for the automated and manual measurement of large-scale objects (Product 1 and Product 2) within a range of 40m. The system must be capable of being integrated with automated production tools (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 3.6

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening a SSTF nut (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a bolt) or locating and apply force to the tail of the rivet so as to form the rivet tail (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a rivet and holding it in place) (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.5

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.4

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution and Sound Protection (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.3

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with metallic chip evacuation(Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.2

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 3.1

description: Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.This Sub-WP 3.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 1000Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #2).

title: Sub-WP 2.6

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).This Sub-WP 2.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening SSTF nut. (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.5

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).tHIS Sub-WP 2.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.4

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).This Sub-WP 2.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution Sound Protection (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 2.3

description: Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF).Sub-WP 2.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with integrated single sided fastener insertion tool and metallic chip evacuation (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 1.3

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided VehicleSupply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form.This Sub-WP 1.3: Supplying and installing an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) system for transporting kits of parts to the Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 from the component storage area (Phase #1).

title: Sub-WP 1.1

description: Work Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided VehicleSupply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form.This Sub-WP 1.1: Supplying and installing the Wing Flap Component Fixture (Fixture 1), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #1).

title: Future Automated Aircraft Assembly Demonstrator (ITT/653).

description: To support the growing portfolio of research projects at the Centre for Aerospace Manufacturing (CAM) the University of Nottingham is making a strategic capability investment in the area of advanced informatics-enabled manufacturing. The aim is to develop a unique new research demonstrator of future automated aircraft assembly processes and systems. The demonstrator will have the capability to assemble at least 2 different aerospace products with scope to address other manufacturing domains in the future such as automotive, naval and energy.The scope of the research demonstrator has been defined in a partnership with strategic global industrial partners including Airbus, BAE Systems, GE Aviation and GKN. The demonstrator will be specifically focused on future reconfigurable assembly systems including automated drilling, bonding and fastening processes, highly flexible and adaptable tooling and fixtures and analytical data intensive component and process tracking and validation.The research demonstrator will include as a minimum the following key elements:A.Demonstrator IT InfrastructureThe demonstrator IT infrastructure consisting of Portal Interface, Component Data Monitor, is required to integrate robotic, human and tooling elements and provide key functions such as control, monitoring, communication, data processing and performance monitoring.B.Data Capture, Position Monitoring and Inspection Infrastructure1 of the critical components in the demonstrator is the data capture, monitoring and communication infrastructure. The required equipment includes novel devices to provide capability for accurate position tracking and measurement, and the means to present this to relevant users.C.Tooling SetA selection of robot tools and auxiliary equipment has been requested to support a variety of applications ranging from drilling and machining heads to sealant dispensers and grippers.D.Robotic EquipmentRelevant robotics equipment will be integrated within the overall process and informatics infrastructure to deliver highly adaptive processes with enhanced precision and reliability. A carefully selected set of robots will be required to provide the capability to test new robotic concepts in cooperation, data exchange, human — robot interactions and hybrid decision making, teleportation, plug and produce integration, social learning, configuration and adaptation.Priority will be given to solutions offering next generation equipment that can demonstrate significant step changes in technology. As a guide the budget for Phase 1 of the Future Automated Aircraft Assembly Demonstrator is circa GBP 1 000 000.Tenderers are invited to bid for all work packages (e.g. WP1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6), individual work packages (e.g. WP 2) or any number of sub-work packages (e.g. WP1.2).19 (nineteen) of the total 27 (twenty-seven ) sub-work packages (Phase 1) will be awarded now (subject to affordability limitations) and the remaining 8 sub-work packages are intended to be awarded subject to further funding availability (Phase 2) at least circa. 12+ months. Nominations for preferred vendors (and reserve supplier in some cases) will all be announced now but subject to final contract and funding. Bid offers for phase 2 sub-work packages are required now and to be firm with any offer conditions/variances envisaged beyond 12 months clearly identified and where appropriate referenced/ indexed. However, should current funding afford any of these phase 2 sub-work packages now then some or all of these may be contracted in phase 1.Phase 1 sub-work packages: 1.1 and 1.3, 2.1/2/3/4/5/6, 4.1 and 4.2, 5.1/2/3 and 6.1/2/3/4/5/6Phase 2 sub-work packages (subject to current affordability/additional funding): 1.2, 3.1/2/3/4/5/6 and 5.4.Summary of Work PackagesWork Package WP#1: Assembly Fixtures and Automatic Guided VehicleSupply of assembly fixtures and Automatic Guided Vehicle for use with Product 1 and Product 2. This work package covers the supply of the Main Assembly Fixtures (MAF) required to hold the Wing Flap Component (Fixture 1) and Fuselage Component (Fixture 2) during assembly. The fixtures must be designed to move between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 along with corresponding kitting racks. In addition the work package covers the supply of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) along with cassette or pallets to enable all parts necessary to build the Wing Flap Component or Fuselage Component to be delivered to the assembly cells in kit form.Sub-WP 1.1: Supplying and installing the Wing Flap Component Fixture (Fixture 1), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #1).Sub-WP 1.2: Supplying and installing the Fuselage Component Fixture (Fixture 2), associated kitting rack and track or other method of moving Fixture 1 between Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 (Phase #2).Sub-WP 1.3: Supplying and installing an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) system for transporting kits of parts to the Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 from the component storage area (Phase #1).Work Package WP#2: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 1Supply of robotic drilling and sealant and fastener end effector and installation in Assembly Cell 1. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 1) consisting of 2 robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. In the case of Assembly Cell 1 one of the robots will be required to insert and correctly torque tighten Single Sided Slave Fasteners (SSSF). Sub-WP 2.1: Supplying and installing 2 robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 100 kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250 mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #1).Sub-WP 2.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #1).Sub-WP 2.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with integrated single sided fastener insertion tool and metallic chip evacuation (Phase #1).Sub-WP 2.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution Sound Protection (Phase #1).Sub-WP 2.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #1).Sub-WP 2.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening SSTF nut. (Phase #1).Work Package WP#3: Robotic Drilling, Sealant and Fastener System for Assembly Cell 2Supply of robotic drilling and fastener and rivet insertion end effector installation in Assembly Cell 2. This work package covers the supply and installation of a cell (Assembly Cell 2) consisting of two robots each able to reach anywhere within the holding frames of Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The robots will be used to drill holes in Al, Ti, CF and with any necessary Countersinking. Assembly Cell 2 is for final fastening of the assembly and the removal of temporary fasteners (SSSFs). As such the robots should be capable of pushing together so as to create a force high enough to squeeze a rivet. To this end the minimum combined compressive force of the two robots at the edge of their reach envelope should be a minimum 1000Kg.Sub-WP 3.1: Supplying and installing two robots capable of handling components and end effectors of up to 1000Kg. Positional accuracy should be better than ±0.250mm. Costs to include controller, pendant, drive modules and any necessary software (Phase #2).Sub-WP 3.2: Supplying and installing a tool changer for Robot 1. The tool changer should provide power, vacuum, pneumatics, sealant and fasteners to the end effector utilising plug and play (Phase #2).Sub-WP 3.3: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a drilling head (Al and Ti) with programmable feeds and speeds with metallic chip evacuation(Phase #2).Sub-WP 3.4: Supplying and installing a CF dust evacuation solution and Sound Protection (Phase #2).Sub-WP 3.5: Supplying and installing an end effector for Robot 1 consisting of a sealant applicator, hoses, pumps and two part mix capability (Phase #2).Sub-WP 3.6: Supplying an end effector for Robot 2 for installing and torque tightening a SSTF nut (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a bolt) or locating and apply force to the tail of the rivet so as to form the rivet tail (in the case of Robot 1 inserting a rivet and holding it in place) (Phase #2).Work Package WP#4: Metrology and Machine VisionSupply of metrology and machine vision for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of a metrology and machine vision system for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 to work in conjunction with Fixture 1 and Fixture 2. The fixtures will have precision datum points at each corner to allow the robots to calibrate themselves to these positions. The robots will also require a non-contact measurement capability that will maintain positional accuracy to ±0.250mm.Sub-WP 4.1: Supplying and installation of a non-contact geometry inspection system for use with Cell 1 and Cell 2 for the automated and manual measurement of large-scale objects (Product 1 and Product 2) within a range of 40m. The system must be capable of being integrated with automated production tools (Phase #1).Sub-WP 4.2: Supplying and installation of a part inspection system / CMM for installation on Robot 1 in Cell 2. System must be capable of inspecting Aerospace Parts against CAD Drawings for Gap, Feature and Surface Inspection(Phase #1).Work Package WP#5: Informatics InfrastructureSupply of informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of an informatics infrastructure for integration with Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2 for the control, tracking and auditing of component assembly of Product 1 and Product 2.Sub-WP 5.1: Supplying RFID (or similar) tags for installation on Fixture 1, Fixture 2, transportation system, kitting systems and Product 1 and Product 2 sub-components. The RFID should be rugged and adaptable with a 5 year battery life(Phase #1).Sub-WP 5.2: Supplying antennas and radio receivers (sensors) for calculating the location of tags within the demonstration area including Cell 1, Cell 2 and the material loading and unloading area. There should be enough sensors to determine accurate location from a single sensor and a precise 3D location to be determined when only two sensors receive the signal(Phase #1).Sub-WP 5.3: Supplying a control system and software for real-time location control using the above sensors systems (Phase #1).Sub-WP 5.4: Supplying a PC based server and software for data acquisition. (Phase #2).Work Package WP#6: Project Management, System Integration and CommissioningProject Management, System Integration and Commissioning of WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 within Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell 2.This work package covers the supply and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system in order to provide a “turnkey system” to the university. This work package will include the supply of any further control systems, software integration and mechanical infrastructure in order to accomplish this and should be flexible enough to allow for additional and/or different robots to be either inserted or removed from the system (see Figure 11).Sub-WP 6.1: Supplying and installation of the pneumatic, power and communications infrastructure required to integrate WP1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 into a working demonstrator system. This will include networking of industrial computers per relevant robotic device for distributed autonomous control and monitoring e.g. TCIP, CAN bus and a wireless communication infrastructure(Phase #1).Sub-WP 6.2: Supplying and installation of a Maintenance Management System (MMS). A suitable MMS that is accepted in the aerospace industry (Phase #1).Sub-WP 6.3: Supplying and installation of cameras and associated software for selectively monitoring relevant processes(Phase #1).Sub-WP 6.4: Cost of project management of the complete solution including equipment specification and integration plan (Phase #1).Sub-WP 6.5: Cost of commissioning the complete solution including training of University of Nottingham staff (Phase #1).Sub-WP 6.6: Cost of CE marking the demonstrator. Tenderers for Assembly Cell 1 and Assembly Cell2 will provide fully safety files, risk analysis and / or CE Marking (Phase #1).ENDS.

University of Nottingham

street: Kings meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

ABB Robotics

street: Precendent Drive

postalCode: MK13 8PQ

Appled Technology Systems

street: 59A Coton Road

postalCode: CV11 5TS

Nikon Metrology Europe NV

street: Geldenaaksebaan 329, Heverlee

countryName: BE

NIS

street: Ackhurst Rd

postalCode: PR7 7AQ


scheme: CPV

title: DARD, Supply and Delivery of Nursery Plants for NI Forest Service.

currency: GBP

documentType: tenderNotice

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: goods

CPD — Supplies and Services Division

street: 303 Airport Road West

postalCode: BT3 9ED

countryName: UK

initiationType: tender


description:
Provision of Professional Safeguarding for Disclosure and Barring Service.

    Please refer to the Service Description that is attached.

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

street: Crown Commercial Service, Room 2Y92, Concept House, Cardiff Road,

postalCode: NP10 8QQ

countryName: GB

James Ferris and/or Paolo Muzzupappa

url: http://Crown Commercial Service, Room 2Y92, Concept House, Cardiff Road


title: Contract to provide site attendants and manage Gainsborough and/ or Bourne Household Waste Recycling Centres in Lincolnshire

description:
NOTE: This notice was updated on 06 January 2016 for the following reason:
    Dates to be corrected in the original notice:
    Place of dates to be added: Submission of ITT
    Instead of: 11 January 2016 Time: 12:00
    Read: 11 January 2016 Time: 12:00
    Other additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.
    To provide site attendants and to manage Household Waste Recycling Centres at Gainsborough and Bourne in Lincolnshire.

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Unit 7 Witham Park House, Waterside South

postalCode: LN5 7JN


documentType: awardNotice

title: The Parkside Federation Building Cleaning Services Contract.

description: The Parkside Federation requires one supplier to fulfil their building cleaning service requirements. The Parkside Federation consists of Parkside Community College of Parkside, Cambridge, CB1 1EH and Coleridge Community College of Radegund Road, Cambridge, CB1 3RJ. The contract will be ran through the Restricted OJEU procedure.

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails:
Service Delivery: 15
Contract Price: 35
Staffing: 35
Customer Care: 15

Parkside Community College

street: Parkside

postalCode: CB1 1EH

Norse Commercial Services

street: Lancaster House 16 Central Avenue St Andrews Business Park


name: DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

title: DFID 7238 Forensic Audit and Forensic Investigative Audit Services

description:
Actual CPV code is ‘75211200 Foreign Economic-Aid Related Services’.

                              DFID is continually seeking ways to improve value for money, maximise results and reduce fraud and corruption risk in its programmes. Audits of the programme are an important way of achieving this. DFID places reliance on annual financial audits for routine programme management; while useful in giving a general assurance of a partner’s financial statements, financial audits have their limitations. For higher risk programmes, or when suspicions or concerns occur, other types of specialised audits may also be required. This framework agreement will provide DFID with the ability to call upon the services of a range of specialist audit skills at short notice, to support our business needs. The service provider will be asked to provide forensic audit and forensic investigation related inputs and advice to Internal Audit Department (IAD); DFID country offices and regional programmes; and to central departments, generally, on demand. The service provider may occasionally be required to work in post-conflict and highly volatile countries.

street: Department for International Development (DFID), Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

postalCode: G75 8EA


title: Strategic Partner for Disinfection & Sterilisation Services

description: Strategic Partner for Disinfection & Sterilisation Unit joint venture  - OJEU Innovation Partnership Procedure. Requirements as per Specification documents attached to Contracts Finder notice. Interested bidders must email tenders@salisbury.nhs.uk quoting project reference C988 including full named, email, company address and telephone contact details for access to the Trust's procurement portal.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

SALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

street: Salisbury District Hospital, Odstock Road

postalCode: SP2 8BJ


name: DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS

title: Microsoft Licences

description: Microsoft Licenses for Designated Sites

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

street: Natural England,

postalCode: PE1 1NG

SoftwareONE UK

street: 17 Hartfield Road

postalCode: SW19 3SE


measure: electronicBids

title: CLEANING MATERIALS -30340.

description: Supply and Delivery of Cleaning Materials to individual educational establishments in Northern Ireland for the period 1.4.2015 to 31.3.2017 (with an option to extend for 2 further 12 month periods).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price:
Quality:

name: Northern Ireland Education and Library Board

street: 182 Galgorm Road

postalCode: BT42 1HN

Bunzl McLaughlin

postalCode: BT61 8AG

Caterquip t/a Stephens Catering

postalCode: BT3 9JU

Interclean Ltd

postalCode: BT12 6RD

Nicholas McKenna t/a Galgorm Group

postalCode: BT42 1JQ

Polysorb

postalCode: BT40 1AU

S & E Caretrade

postalCode: BT41 2SJ

Supplies Team

postalCode: BT8 6AW

Zenith Hygiene Systems

postalCode: BT27 5QB


title: Selection of a registered provider of affordable housing to deliver at least 66 new affordable dwellings.

description:
PLEASE NOTE - This requirement is only open to Registered Providers as defined in section 80 of the Housing Regeneration Act 2008.

    Norwich City Council (NCC) is seeking a Registered Provider (RP) partner to deliver a contractual start on site during 2016 for at least 66 new affordable dwellings, designed to meet HCA design and quality standards. Dwellings to be completed by 31 March 2018 in line with the scope of works set out within the tender documentation.

Norwich City Council

street: City Hall, St Peters Street

postalCode: NR2 1NH


name: Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust

title: GB-Bournemouth: DH252 Maintenance Programme Cluster B

description:
The project is to undertake priority remedial works to items that have been affected to date.
                                The repairs are to have a lifecycle of 10 years.

                                Maintenance at 4 sites:
                                Fairmile House, BH23 2JT
                                Shelley Rd, BH1 4JQ
                                The Junction, BH8 8DD

mainProcurementCategory: works

street: Sentinel House,

postalCode: BH17 0RB


title: Mansfield District Council - Charlsworth Court - Proposed Refurbishment of Communal Entrance Areas

description:
The proposed works are to refresh the communal entrance and stairs areas of 7 blocks of flats, each with two flats downs stairs and two flats upstairs.
                        The work consists of taking up of existing thermoplastic floor tiles with Asbestos content, replacement of stair nosing’s, painting stair risers and strings, paint existing ceilings which are currently  painted with Artex with Asbestos content, supply and fit new vinyl floor tile  coverings, upgrade internal light fittings including PIR and daylight censors, acid clean existing internal access corridor brickwork, replace rubber capping to handrails, paint steel balustrading on internal stairwells, as described on the contract drawings and schedule of works.
                        There is a one week programme for each block of flats which equals seven weeks with a one week contingency, giving a total of eight weeks for the full scheme.

Bassetlaw District Council

street: Bassetlaw District Council, Queens Buildings,, Potter Street

postalCode: S80 2AH

CLC Contractors Limited

street: 31 Gelders Hall Road

postalCode: LE12 9NH


title: Taxi Services

description:
Midland Heart invites you to bid for contract for the provision of vehicle private hire and taxi services.

    The contract term will be 2 years with an option to extend up to a maximum total contract term of 6 years. The extension period will be in 12 month cycles and will be subject to satisfactory completion of the initial term from both delivery of the specification and KPI targets. Anticipated contract start date is 1st March 2016.

    Background
    Customers of Midland Heart from across care and support services are involved in a range of activities, each of which carry significant value to there development.

    These activities can range from simple confidence building activities such as fishing, bowling, Rock Climbing in addition our customers are continuously helping us to improve our services, they do that by interviewing both staff and contractors, being involved in peer to peer meetings and sitting at our organisations committee levels.

    In addition to the transport required by our care & support customers we also require transport for our staff, customer and communities customers and board members from time to time. It is important that this transport arrives in a timely manner and the provider considers a consistently reliable service as detailed in the specification below.

    Each geographical area is broken down into lots and you are requested to bid for the lot(s) which you are able to deliver the above mentioned service in both an efficient and effective manner.

    Quotation access (11.12.15)
    How to bid for this opportunity:
    1. Register your company on the E-Sourcing portal (this is only required once) - Browse to the E-Sourcing Portal: https://iewm.bravosolution.co.uk and click the link to register - Accept the T&Cs and click 'continue' - Enter your correct business and user details - Note the username you chose and click 'Save' when complete - You will shortly receive an email with your unique password.
    2. Express an Interest in the tender - Login to the portal with the username/password - Click the 'ITT’s Open To All Suppliers' link. (These are Invitation to tenders open to any registered supplier) - Click on the relevant ITT to access the content. - Click the 'Express Interest' button at the top of the page. - This will move the ITT into your 'My ITT’s page. (This is a secure area reserved for your projects only) -You can now access any attachments by clicking 'Buyer Attachments' in the 'ITT Details' box.
    3. Responding to the tender - Click 'My Response' under 'ITT Details', you can choose to 'Create Response' or to 'Decline to Respond' (please give a reason) - You can  use the ‘Messages’ function to communicate with the buyer and seek any clarification - Note the deadline for completion, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the ITT - You must then submit your reply using the 'Submit Response' button at the top of the page. If you require any further assistance please consult the online help or 0800 3684850.

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

MIDLAND HEART HOUSING LTD

street: 20 Bath Row,

postalCode: B15 1LZ


title: RFQ - Delivery of Hands-on Workshop - Social Media

description:
Provide a 3 hour interactive workshop on “Social Media” including prior submission of presentation slides, and provision of all relevant handouts and workshop materials. Details of the workshop are

                    Date: 26th June 2015
                    Time: 9.30am – 12.30pm OR 1pm to 4pm
                    Location: The Studio, 7 Cannon Street, Birmingham, B2 5EP, UK
                    Audience: A group of small business leaders from across the Midlands, who have recently completed the Aston Programme for Small Business Growth

                    We expect the workshop to attract up to 15 delegates; a room has been booked to accommodate this number in boardroom style and refreshments will be provided.

                    The workshop should enable attendees to:
                     Undertake a review of their current social media activity
                     Participate in interactive exercises that will enable them to examine their own social media presence, identify a desired social media identity and develop plans for future social media activity plans
                     Go away with a suite of practical tools that can be put to immediate use within their businesses.
                    The exercises should cover a range of social media topics including but not limited to:
                    Potential audiences on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; writing effective tweets and statuses; developing the company’s social “persona”; tips and tricks for getting the most out of each platform; an overview of “newer” platforms including Instagram and Snapchat; implementing measures and metrics to monitor activity.

Aston University

street: Aston University, Aston Triangle

postalCode: B4 7ET

Chapel Digital Group Ltd

region: Hampshire

street: 2 Church Close

postalCode: SP10 1DP


title: Roof Repairs and Waterproofing at Ravenscroft Primary School

Knowsley Council

street: 2nd Floor, Municipal Building, Archway Road

postalCode: L36 9UX

Designed Roof Systems Ltd.

region: Lancashire

postalCode: PR2 9ZG


description: Accommodation, building and window cleaning services. Cleaning Contract for Macclesfield College.

Macclesfield College

street: Park Lane

postalCode: SK11 8LF

name: Ray Jeffrey RPJ3 Group Ltd: ray@rpj3group.co.uk

Bulloughs Cleaning Services

street: Carleton Road

postalCode: BD23 2DC

Bulloughs Cleaning Servises

street: Carleton Toad


name: University of Worcester and its subsidiaries

title: Coach Hire.

description: This tender is for coach hire (with a driver) and will cover all of the University of Worcester's coach hire requirements. The tender is split in to 3 Lots:Lot 1 — Graduation TransportCoaches are required to transport graduates and their visitors, staff and VIPs between various University sites and Worcester Cathedral for the annual graduation ceremonies which take place over four days, currently in November. It is anticipated that this Lot will be awarded to one supplier.Lot 2  —  Executive Coach HireThe main requirement under this Lot is for a professional shuttle service between University of Worcester sites for University Open Days and other University events. It is anticipated this Lot will be awarded to one supplier.Lot 3  —  General Coach HireThis Lot will cover all other University of Worcester coach hire requirements and will include local, national and international destinations. A framework agreement will be created for this Lot and it is anticipated that three suppliers will be appointed.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Technical Weighting (Quality): 40
Commercial Weighting (Price): 60

University of Worcester

street: Henwick Grove

postalCode: WR2 6AJ

Johnsons Coaches

street: Liveridge House

The Kings Ferry

street: The Travel Centre, Eastcourt Lane, Gillingham

postalCode: ME8 6HW

LMS Travel

street: Tolladine Road

Elgar Coaches

street: Lower Lightwood Farm

Astons Coaches Ltd

street: Clerkenleap


title: ALUMINIUM CURTAIN WALLING, WINDOWS and DOORS

description: To supply all labour, materials and plant to design, manufacture and erect aluminium curtain walling, windows and doors to the existing two, two storey blocks and new two storey link extension.

Wakefield & District Housing

street: Merefield House,, Whistler Drive,.

postalCode: WF10 5HX


name: Birmingham City Council, Corporate Procurement Services

title: Sutton New Road

description: Sutton New Road.

title: Lifford House

description: Lifford House.

title: New Aston House

description: New Aston House.

title: P0275 The provision of Smart Procurement European Alliance Energy Efficiency Project (SPEA).

description: The objective of the EU ‘Smart Procurement European Alliance’ programme is to implement the public procurement of innovative solutions within the scope of energy efficiency in the municipal buildings of the participating cities: Barcelona, Eindhoven and Birmingham, thus increasing the demand for innovation in this field and enhancing innovation in public services in relation to the improvement in the quality/ efficiency of public services. For more information please visit the project website: www.speaproject.euTo support the delivery of SPEA the Council is seeking to appoint a supplier(s) to deliver energy efficiency improvements to 3 (maximum) municipal buildings (offices) which it owns. One crucial aspect of this tender is an intelligent but innovative strategy, which makes it possible for the Council to achieve its objectives, not only in relation to sustainability, but in terms of building management operation.The Contract has been broken down into separate lots as detailed below to enable bespoke solutions for each building (if necessary).— Lot 1 Sutton New Road.— Lot 2 Lifford House.— Lot 3 New Aston House.As part of the Tender exercise the Council has arranged for suppliers to undertake a site visit. The site visit is programmed to take place on 15.1.2016. If you are interested in attending the site visit, please could you contact the Council using the correspondence function on ‘Intend’ by no later than 17:00 on 12.1.2015 confirm your attendance. Please note due to Health & Safety we are restricting the numbers to a maximum of two persons from each organisation.If you are interested in tendering please click on the following link to access Birmingham City Council's tender Portal:-.https://in-tendhost.co.uk/birminghamcc/ and submit your details to register as a bidder. We will send you a log on and password so you can download the Invitation to Tender (‘ITT’). Note that the deadline to express an interest in this opportunity is noon Friday 22.1.2016.Your completed ITT should be returned by noon on Friday 29.1.2016 using the Supplier Portal.For more information Mohammed Yahiah, Assistant Procurement Manager, Tel. +44 1213030031 or email mohammed.yahiah@birmingham.gov.uk

street: 10 Woodcock Street

postalCode: B4 7WB


title: Prior Information Notice: Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) - Rotherham, South Yorkshire

description:
NHS England’s Yorkshire and the Humber Team are overseeing the provision of local GP practice services and currently reviewing a number of practices in the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw areas.

                        NHS Y&tH propose to commission an Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) contract which is currently delivered at Chantry Bridge Medical Practice (Rotherham, South Yorkshire).

                        The list size of the practice is approximately 1,700 patients as at April 2015.

                        It is envisaged that the tender documentation for the re-procurement of this service during July 2015, with an anticipated service commencement date of 1st November 2015.

                        Aims - The aim of the service is to deliver essential, additional and enhanced services to registered patients from premises located in central Rotherham – Rotherham Community Health Centre, Greasbrough Road, Rotherham, S60 1RY.

                        Social Value - Under the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 the contracting authorities must consider (i) How what is proposed to be procured might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the relevant area ("area" is the geographic area for which the procurement is taking place); and (ii) how, in conducting the process of procurement, it might act with a view to securing the improvement.

                        Registering an Interest - The North of England Commissioning Support Service (NECS) is a commissioning support service hosted by NHS England and will run the tender process for and on behalf of NHS England’s Yorkshire and the Humber Team, the contracting authority.

                        To express an interest in providing the service, please register on the In-Tend e-Tendering portal, which can be found at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/necs.  Once registered, you will be able to view details of the opportunity by selecting the “Tenders” tab, and then selecting “Forthcoming Tenders”. To view further information on the specific opportunity, click the button marked “View Details”. From this area, you will be able to express your interest by selecting the button marked “Express Interest”.

                        Please note that it is free to register on the portal, which can be accessed at any time of day.

                        If you require further assistance, a help guide can be found on the portal by clicking on the tab marked “Guidance for Suppliers”. Alternatively, a dedicated helpdesk is available should potential providers have any queries and can be contacted on 0844 2728810 (Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm) / support@in-tend.co.uk.

                        Please note that this facility allows potential providers to express an interest only in potentially delivering this service. You are not required to submit any documents at this stage.

North Of England Commissioning Support

street: Teesdale House, Westpoint Road, Thornaby

postalCode: TS17 6BL

name: NECS Healthcare Procurement & Market Management


name: Business and Enterprise Commercial Limited

title: Superfast North Yorkshire Business Support Events

title: Business Support Events.

description: NYnet 100 Limited ('NYnet 100') is seeking to procure a consultant to deliver three (3) Business Support Events to help assist with the delivery of the Business Support Outputs which it is obliged to under the terms of an ERDF agreement for ERDF funding it has received in connection with the Superfast North Yorkshire ('SFNY') Project. The SFNY Project is a partnership project being led by North Yorkshire County Council to achieve high quality broadband to all businesses and citizens in North Yorkshire by 2017. The Business Support Events must be aimed at SMEs in North Yorkshire and encourage the uptake by SMEs of superfast broadband being made available through the SFNY Project. NYnet 100 is also looking to add significant value to the expenditure of the ERDF to the long lasting benefit of North Yorkshire.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality / method statements: 70
Price: 30

NYnet 100 Limited

street: Douris House, Roecliffe Business Centre, Roecliffe

postalCode: YO51 9NE

street: Spectrum 6, Spectrum Business Park

postalCode: SR7 7TT


title: CS2015 - Windows and Doors - Parklands Primary

description: Replacement of UPVC windows

procurementMethodDetails: :NotSpecified

Leeds City Council

street: 10 Floor West, Merrion House

postalCode: LS2 8DT

Kingfisher Windows

region: South Yorkshire

street: 10 Floor West


name: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

title: Professional Audio Equipment 2014.

description: The BBC is seeking to establish a set of Framework Agreement(s) for supply and delivery of an extensive range of Professional Audio Equipment. Products must be compatible with existing systems and technical standards within the BBC and should reflect the needs of the BBC to align itself with the latest technology.The product range will reflect the operational needs of the BBC during the lifetime of the contract and must be dynamically managed to reflect changing technologies employed within the Broadcast environment.The BBC requires tenderers to demonstrate that all products are generally available from stock, supported by appropriate inventory levels. Tenderers must have proven experience of dealing with large multi-site organisations. A range of rapid delivery solutions will be required to all BBC premises to include next day delivery as a standard offering.Tenderers must demonstrate the ability to offer comprehensive technical support across the full of product range, which will include applications advice specific to broadcast environments.An essential requirement of the framework agreements is that the successful Tenderer(s) will operate an electronic catalogue, electronic processing and electronic invoicing. Tenderers should be aware that the nature of the Purchase Orders will be of a high volume with low values and multiple lines. Delivery will be across a wide geographical distribution.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Fitness for Purpose: 70
Corporate Social Responsibility: 10
Service/Contract Management: 20

street: Broadcasting House, Portland Place

postalCode: W1A 1AA

Visual Impact

street: Teddington Business Park, Station Road

postalCode: TW11 9BQ

Studiocare Professional Audio Ltd

street: Unit 9 Century Building, Summers Road

postalCode: L3 4BL

Sennheiser UK Ltd

street: Pacific House, Third Avenue, Globe Park

postalCode: SL7 1EY

Glensound Electronics Ltd

street: 6 Brooks Place

postalCode: ME14 1HE

HHB Communications Ltd

street: 73-75 Scrubs Lane

postalCode: NW10 6QU

Digital Garage Group Ltd

street: The Old Lab, Cherwell Business Village, Southam Road

postalCode: OX16 2SP

Creative Video Productions

street: 23 Shield Drive, West Cross Industrial Estate

postalCode: TW8 9EX

Canford Audio PLC

street: Crowther Road

postalCode: NE38 0BW


title: West Midlands Pension Fund Property Portfolio Manager.

description: This contract is for the appointment of a property portfolio manager to manage the property investments of the West Midlands Pension Fund.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Quality: 70
Price: 30

Wolverhampton City Council

street: Corporate Procurement, Civic Centre, St Peters Square

postalCode: WV1 1RL

CBRE Global Investors

street: Third Floor, One New Change

postalCode: EC4M 9AF


title: A Better Start Evidence Review BIG001-0624

description:
The Big Lottery Fund is seeking to appoint a service provider to undertake research which will assist grant holders on the Fund's A Better Start programme with their projects. Specifically, the service provider will review the available evidence base and evaluated best practice to understand which examples, models or methods are successful in contributing to better outcomes in pregnancy and early life for children, and in particular for the three developmental outcome areas of:
    • Communication and language;
    • Social and emotional development; and
    • Diet and nutrition.
    The research will need to drawn on experience and evidence from the UK and similar societies internationally. The service provider will report on the findings and provide guidance on best practice 3 and 9 months into the contract.

    In October 2012 the Big Lottery Fund launched A Better Start (ABS), a £215m investment to improve the life chances of some of the most vulnerable babies and children in England.  In June 2014 we funded five voluntary sector-led partnerships (which include local community, public and health services) between £36 - £49m over 8-10 years to design, develop and implement programmes of science and evidence-based services to improve outcomes in pregnancy and early life for children aged 0-3 (i.e. up to a child’s fourth birthday). More information and background on A Better Start can be found on our website at www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/betterstart
    All five partnerships are currently in the ‘set up’ and implementation phase of their ABS grants, planning and putting in place the resources and structures that will enable them to implement their local strategies. As part of these local strategies, each partnership has included models of volunteering, peer support and ‘community champions’ into their portfolio of projects.
    We want to support our grant holders to develop these models further, taking into account considerations including availability of suitable models and programmes, expectations regarding outcomes for children, system requirements, governance and safeguarding and collaboration with the professional workforce and statutory services.

    The total value of the Contract to perform all services shall not exceed £60,000 inclusive of VAT and expenses. Bids in excess of this will be excluded. The term of the Contract is approximately 12 months.

    Full details of the requirements can be found in the ITT, which can be downloaded at the bottom of this advert.

Big Lottery Fund

street: Apex House, 3 Embassy Drive

postalCode: B15 1TR


title: Provision of Actuarial Advice for Judicial Pensions

description: The requirement is to provide independent actuarial advice and pensions expertise to the judiciary in relation to the NJPS, which started its first year of application on 1 April 2015. xxxxxxx provided his final report on public sector pensions on 10 March 2011 and following subsequent consultation the Government confirmed its intention to lay the necessary regulations in Parliament to bring the NJPS into effect

CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE

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

postalCode: NP10 8QQ


title: Architectural Services

description: Provide Architecture services to Govanhill Housing Association through the Major Repairs Works Contract Framework.

title: Civil and Structural Engineer Services

description: Provision of Civil and Structural Engineer services to Govanhill Housing Association through the Major Repairs Works Contracts Framework.

title: Quantity Surveying Services

description: Provision of Quantity Surveying Services to Govanhill Housing Association through the Major Repairs Works Contract.

title: Civil and Structural Services

title: Civil and Structural Services

title: Architectural Services

title: Architectural Services

title: Architectural Services

title: Quantity Surveying Services

title: Quantity Surveying Services

title: Quantity Surveying Services

title: Quantity Surveying Services

title: Govanhill Housing Association — Major Repairs Contracts Framework — Consultant Procurement.

description: Govanhill Housing Association's major repairs works contract framework is scheduled to be renewed this year and they are seeking to appoint suitably qualified consultants to provide professional services for the design and delivery of various projects within this framework.The following services are required:— 4 Nr Architects (including Contract Administrator),— 3 Nr Civil and Structural Engineers,— 4 Nr Quantity Surveyors.The projects in which Govanhill Housing Association anticipate procuring under this framework include:-— Comprehensive internal refurbishment of flats either in groups or on a ‘one-off basis’ ranging in value from 20 000 GBP to 300 000 GBP,— Kitchen renewals either in groups or on a ‘one-off’ basis ranging in value from 10 000 to 300 000 GBP,— Bathroom renewals either in groups or on a ‘one-off’ basis ranging in value from 10 000 to 300 000 GBP,— Window replacements ranging in value from 150 000 to 1 000 000 GBP,— Common repairs to tenement properties including repairs to external walls, repairs/renewals to roof coverings and rot eradication works all ranging in value from 150 000 GBP to 1 000 000 GBP.The duration of this framework is 4 years and the cumulative expenditure of this period is projected to be circa 16 000 000 GBP.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 20
Quality: 80

Turner and Townsend

street: 33 Bothwell Street

postalCode: G2 6NL

Assist Design

street: 100 Kerr Street, Bridgeton

postalCode: G40 2QP

countryName: AM

The Structural Partnership

street: 142 West Nile St

postalCode: G1 2RQ

Langmuir and Hay

street: 60 Kelvingrove Street

postalCode: G3 7SA

Punch Consulting Engineers

street: Mill House, 30 Gordon Street

postalCode: PA1 1XA

Clancy Consulting Ltd

street: 5 Newton Terrace Lane

postalCode: G3 7PB

Coltart Earley Ltd

street: 11 Clairmont Gardens

postalCode: G3 7LW

Riach Partnership Ltd

street: 200 Bath Street

postalCode: G2 4HG

John Gilbert Architects

street: 201 The White Studios, Templeton on the Green, 62 Templeton Street

postalCode: G40 1DA

Thomas C. Stewart LLP

street: 18 Portland Road

postalCode: KA1 2BS

Brown And Wallace

street: 22 James Morrison Street

postalCode: G1 5PE

Reid Associates

street: 13 Sandyford Place

postalCode: G66 8EY

Towler and Hyslop

street: Station Terrace, 94 Kerr Street


title: Leisure Centre Management

title: Management of Leisure Facilities in Bexhill

description: Management of Bexhill Leisure Pool and Bexhill Leisure Centre.

title: Management of Rye Sports Centre

description: Management of Rye Sports Centre.

title: Supply and Servicing of Hygiene Units and Associated Services.

description: Orkney Islands Council invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the supply and servicing of hygiene units and associated services to a number of establishments throughout Orkney including isles locations for a 2 year period, with an option to extend (for a further 12 month period). The Contract will commence on 1.2.2016.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Delivery: 25
Contract management: 10
Continuity of supply: 5
Price: 60

Orkney Islands Council

street: Council Offices, School Place

postalCode: KW15 1NY

Wealden Leisure Ltd t/a Freedom Leisure

street: The Paddock 1-6 Carriers Way

postalCode: BN8 2AG

Shetland Janitorial Supplies Ltd

street: Garthspool, Lerwick

postalCode: ZE1 0NY


title: Provision of Family Support Services to BFG and EJSU

description: The Contractor will provide training and support to the BFG Service Director as/when required; ongoing professional advice by telephone to HQ BFG G1 Community Support and a License Agreement to enable HQ BFG to deliver the service under the Contractor's name. The actual Family Support service is provided by BFG staff and volunteers.

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Catterick Barracks, Detmolder Strasse 440


title: New Secondary School at Glossopdale Community College, Hadfield Site.

description: The design and construction of new secondary school at Glossopdale Community College (Hadfield Site), Newshaw Lane, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, SK13 2AT.

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: DE4 3AG


name: NHS South East Commissioning Support Unit

title: Any Qualified Provider (AQP) for Primary Care Psychological Therapies Services (Adults) / IAPT - East Surrey CCG, North West Surrey CCG, Surrey Downs CCG, Guildford and Waverley CCG and Surrey Heath CCG

description:
East Surrey CCG, North West Surrey CCG, Surrey Downs CCG, Guildford and Waverley CCG and Surrey Heath CCG  are seeking to re-procure the current provision of Primary Care Psychological Therapies Services (Adults) / IAPT services through AQP.
            This is a re-accreditation and reopening of the current AQP Primary Care Psychological Therapies Services (Adults) / IAPT service.  All existing providers MUST reapply to continue providing this service from 01 April 2016.  All providers that wish to submit an application form, whether existing or new providers, must read the attached documents (available on the Bravo website).  The Technical Envelope has different sections for existing providers and different sections for new providers. Please note that ALL providers must fill out the Qualification Envelope in full.
            Please note that under ‘Any Qualified Provider’ contracts there will be no guarantees of volume in the contracts awarded. Further, prices are set.
            All providers who wish to apply must do so by completing the Qualification questionnaire and Technical questionnaire which can be accessed through BravoSolution.  Please see instructions on How To Apply.
            Potential Providers are asked to please note the following:
            Providers should read the Qualification Information document and all other supporting documents, available for download on Bravo, prior to filling out the Bravo application form, paying attention to the guidance therein.
            The Bravo Messaging system for questions from Applicants will close on Thursday 14 January 2016 at 12 noon, allowing time for answers to be posted and applicants to complete their applications by the reply by date of Friday 22 January 2016 at 12 noon.
            If Applicants are asked Clarification Questions during the Evaluation Stages, they have 48 hours in which to respond.  Please ensure that you have staff available to answer the questions, which will be sent to you by email.  Failure to respond in the given time could adversely impact your application.
            Please see Additional Text section for details on How to Apply.

street: 1 Lower Marsh,

postalCode: SE1 7NT


title: Provision of Metabolix Monitoring Kit for INM

description: Supply of Metabolic Monitoring Kit for Institute of Naval Medicine

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

street: Rm 303, Bldg 1/080, Jago Rd, PP73a, HMNB Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 3NH

Hidalgo Ltd

postalCode: CB24 4UQ


name: National Services Scotland (Blood Transfusion Service)(hereafter referred to as the ‘Authority’)

title: SNBTS — Automated Blood Component Separators

title: SNBTS Automated Blood Component Separator.

description: SNBTS require Automated Blood Separator Equipment for the routine manufacture of blood components.SNBTS currently has 2 manufacturing sites (Edinburgh and Glasgow), however in 2017, SNBTS manufacturing shall be consolidated into a new single site based at Riccarton, near Edinburgh. This equipment will be initially installed at each site and subsequently transferred to the new facility.SNBTS collects approximately 178 000 whole blood donations per year: from this it manufactures approximately: 169 000 RCC; 32 500 Buffy-coats; 17 000 FFP; 12 000 FPP Intermediate for cryoprecipitate production; and 6 000 platelet pools per year.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Customer support — maintenance, service and calibration requirements: 15
Customer support — engineering response times: 5
Functional suitability, design, innovation, ease of use: 30
Commercial: 50

street: Gyle Square, 1 South Gyle Crescent

postalCode: EH12 9EB

Macopharma

street: 8th Floor, Regal House, 70 London Road

postalCode: TW1 3QS


title: Framework Agreement for the Surveying, Sampling, Analysis and Testing of Asbestos.

description: The inspection, sampling and issue of reports on asbestos in Southampton City Council properties and certification of suitability for re-occupation once asbestos has been removed by others.

Southampton City Council

street: One Guildhall Square

postalCode: SO14 7FP

Qualsurv International Ltd

postalCode: CV34 5LZ

Envirochem Analytical Laboratories Ltd

postalCode: PO16 8SS

ASI Environmental Limited

postalCode: SO40 3AQ


title: Negotiation Training

description: The Coal Authority requires some negotiation training for our operational employees to ensure that they are equipped to work in the commercial marketplace. The background and requirements for this contract can be found in the attached specification.

The Coal Authority

street: 200 Lichfield Lane,

postalCode: NG18 4RG

The Gap Partnership Ltd

postalCode: HP4 2ST


title: Provision of Consultancy for Cost Due Diligence in relation to the UK Government's unitholding in King Cross Central Partnership

description:
In accordance with the Department for Transport General Conditions of Contract for Services, you are invited by the Secretary of State for Transport, to submit a tender in respect of the Provision of Consultancy for Cost Due Diligence in relation to the UK Government’s unitholding in Kings Cross Central Partnership.
    The Supplier will be employed to assist with the production of construction costs vendor due diligence reports that will be issued to Round 2 bidders during a sale process to enable them to formulate their bids for our unitholding in KXCLP.
    The duration of the contract shall run until completion of the sale (expected to be approximately 8 months, ending in April 2016) and is expected to start by week commencing 7 September 2015. It is the tenderer’s responsibility to ensure that it is able to support the DfT with the full scope of its engagement.

DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

street: Great Minster House, 33 Horseferry Road

postalCode: SW1P 2AA

EC Harris LLP

street: 34 York Way

postalCode: N1 9AB


title: An oral health insight and promotion programme for Leicestershire County Council

description: The main focus of this project is to undertake social marketing research to gather data/intelligence about oral health practices (including tooth brushing practices, dental visits, and food and drink consumption) and information seeking behaviour in families with young children in Leicestershire and to use this to develop a proposal for our oral health promotion programme.

Leicestershire County Council

street: County Hall, Leicester Road Glenfield

postalCode: LE3 8RA


title: Lot 5 — Western Health and Social Care Trust: Fresh Bread

title: Western Health and Social Care Trust — Fresh Bread

title: Lot 4 — South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust: Fresh Bread

title: South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust — Fresh Bread

title: Lot 3 — Southern Health and Social Care Trust: Fresh Bread

title: Southern Health and Social Care Trust — Fresh Bread

title: Lot 2 — Northern Health and Social Care Trust: Fresh Bread

title: Northern Health and Social Care Trust — Fresh Bread

title: Lot 1 — Belfast Health and Social Care Trust: Fresh Bread

title: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust — Fresh Bread

title: Supply and Delivery of Fresh BREAD.

description: Supply and Delivery of Fresh Bread to Health Trusts in Northern Ireland. Contract Period: 3 years with option to extend for any period up to and including 24 months.

awardCriteriaDetails: The criteria stated in the specifications, in the Invitation to Tender or to negotiate or in the descriptive document:

name: Business Services Organisation, Procurement and Logistics Service on behalf of the Belfast HSC Trust, Northern HSC Trust, Southern HSC Trust, South Eastern HSC Trust and Western HSC Trust

street: 77 Boucher Crescent

postalCode: BT12 6HU

Hovis Ltd

street: The Lord Rank Centre, Lincoln Road, Cressex Business Park, Buckinghamshire

postalCode: BP12 3QS

countryName: US


title: HCC 12/15 — The Provision of Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVA).

description: Hertfordshire County Council has undertaken a Procurement Process for The Provision of Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVA).

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Quality: 70

Hertfordshire County Council

street: Pegs Lane

postalCode: SG13 8DE

Refuge

street: International House, 1 St Katharine's Way

postalCode: E1W 1UN


title: Ophthalmology Equipment and Consumables

description:
• Intra Ocular Lenses -  fixed strength, multifocal and accommodating, including preloaded and Supplementary Lens injector systems,
                            • Lens injector systems and all accessories
                            • Phacoemulsification machines and all accessories and consumables
                            • Ophthalmic viscoelastic devices, solutions and dyes
                            • Glaucoma implants
                            • Reusable ophthalmic instruments
                            • Disposable ophthalmic instruments
                            • Procedure  Packs  - either standard or bespoke for use in ophthalmology procedures
                            • Managed services – this provision excludes the total outsourcing of Ophthalmology services including full unit management, this lot is designed to enable bidders to offer their range of managed product services  and it is envisioned that contracts against this lot will be largely awarded as a result of Trust specific mini competition activity
                            • Ocular and orbital implants

N H S SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES

street: NHS Shared Business Services, Halyard Court, Chandlers Point, 31 Broadway

postalCode: M50 2UW


title: Flow Cytometry System

description: Guava EasyCyte system for research purposes

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

University Of Southampton

street: University of Southampton,

postalCode: SO17 1BJ


name: V&T (Plumbing, Central Heating & Bathrooms) Ltd. Trading as Aqua Interiors

name: British Gas Social Housing Ltd trading as PH Jones

name: Delta Electrical and Mechanical Services Ltd

name: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (East Midlands) Ltd

name: Esh Construction Ltd t/a Esh Property Services

name: Please refer to section VI.3 of this Notice for details of the contracting authorities that will be entitled to call off under the framework agreement

title: EN Procure Installers Framework Agreement Part 1 of 2.

description: Efficiency North (EN) is a social housing regeneration consortium based in the Yorkshire and Humberside region. EN is a collaboration of social housing providers who procure together in the construction markets in order to deliver sustainable savings and regeneration in the member's communities. Together with Procure Plus (PP), EN form the Re:allies partnership — a strategic collaboration between two consortia who bring together unmatched experience in building, regenerating and managing sustainable homes. Additional consortia may join the Re:allies alliance from time to time. Further background information can also be found by visiting www.re:allies.comEN has procured and entered into a framework agreement with multiple contractors for the completion of a diverse range of internal and external works, predominantly but not exclusively, to social housing properties. It will potentially include other public sector buildings, including but not limited to, schools that are linked to the contracting authorities entitled to call off under the framework agreement. EN leverage demand for construction, materials, services and contractors in order to deliver regeneration in the communities in which our clients operate. The framework agreement will be a fundamental contributor to the delivery of high quality works, value for money and social and economic improvement.The framework agreement will operate in conjunction with the framework agreement for supply and distribution of materials, recently procured by PP on behalf of the Re:allies partnership. Contractors appointed to the framework agreement will be required to interact on an operational level with, and source certain materials from, the suppliers appointed to the framework agreement for the supply of distribution and materials. EN offer their customers a unique approach to the completion of planned maintenance and cyclical works.The contractors appointed to the framework agreement will be expected to complete the works to a high standard and share EN's commitment to regeneration, specifically the reinvestment of cost savings directly into local businesses, jobs and skills. The framework agreement will allow the contracting authorities named and referred to within this notice to enter into underlying contracts for the completion of the works covered by the framework agreement. The procurement for the framework agreement was structured to allow opportunities for contractors of all sizes to tender for works that vary in size and that will be completed predominantly across the geographical areas of Humberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire but may extend to other areas of Yorkshire.The framework agreement is divided into a number of different Lots and there are a number of Lots that have been further divided by both geography and scheme size. Further details of this are contained below and within Annex B of the Contract Notice.The Lots are as follows –1. Kitchen installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesWest Yorkshire2. Kitchen installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesWest Yorkshire3. Bathroom installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesWest Yorkshire4. Bathroom installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesWest Yorkshire5. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesWest Yorkshire6. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 51+ propertiesWest Yorkshire7. Electrical installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesWest Yorkshire8. Electrical installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesWest Yorkshire9. Windows and doorsSchemes of 1-50 propertiesWest Yorkshire10. Windows and doorsSchemes of 51+ propertiesWest YorkshireContractors were not permitted to bid for both scheme sizes in the same geographical area. For example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 1 and 2. By way of further example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 3 and 4.11. Adaptation worksWest Yorkshire12. Roofing and associated ancillary worksWest Yorkshire13. Brickwork, masonry and associated ancillary worksWest Yorkshire14. Kitchen installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesSouth Yorkshire15. Kitchen installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesSouth Yorkshire16. Bathroom installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesSouth Yorkshire17. Bathroom installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesSouth Yorkshire18. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesSouth Yorkshire19. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 51+ propertiesSouth Yorkshire20. Electrical installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesSouth Yorkshire21. Electrical installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesSouth Yorkshire22. Windows and doorsSchemes of 1-50 propertiesSouth Yorkshire23. Windows and doorsSchemes of 51+ propertiesSouth YorkshireContractors were not permitted to bid for both scheme sizes in the same geographical area. For example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 14 and 15. By way of further example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 22 and 23.24. Adaptation worksSouth Yorkshire25. Roofing and associated ancillary worksSouth Yorkshire26. Brickwork, masonry and associated ancillary worksSouth Yorkshire27. Kitchen installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesHumberside28. Kitchen installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesHumberside29. Bathroom installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesHumberside30. Bathroom installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesHumberside31. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesHumberside32. Heating and ventilationSchemes of 51+ propertiesHumberside33. Electrical installationSchemes of 1-50 propertiesHumberside34. Electrical installationSchemes of 51+ propertiesHumberside35. Windows and doorsSchemes of 1-50 propertiesHumberside36. Windows and doorsSchemes of 51+ propertiesHumbersideContractors were not permitted to bid for both scheme sizes in the same geographical area. For example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 29 and 30. By way of further example, a contractor was not able to bid for Lots 33 and 34.37. Adaptation worksHumberside38. Roofing and associated ancillary worksHumberside39. Brickwork, masonry and associated ancillary worksHumberside40. Insulation worksHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire41. Commercial heating installationHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire42. Estate improvement worksHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire43. Roofing and associated ancillary works for multi-occupancy propertiesHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire44. Renewable heating and ventilation installationHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire45. General building worksHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire46. Paint and pre-paint repair worksHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire47. External works to high rise propertiesHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire48. Fire precaution worksHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire49. Solar voltaic installationHumberside, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire50. Whole house internal and external installationsHumberside, South Yorkshire and West YorkshireThe framework agreement will be in place for a term of 48 months and will not be extended beyond this term, however contracts called off under the framework agreement may continue beyond the term of the framework agreement.Individual contracting authorities entitled to access the framework agreement will have the option to agree and award call off contracts to the contractors appointed to the framework agreement at any stage during the term of the framework agreement. The following contracting authorities will be entitled to agree and award call off contracts under framework agreement as and when required –1. EN's members (both current and future). A list of EN's current members is set out in section VI.3 of the Contract Notice.2. Any partner or customer of the Re:allies alliance from time to time, which may include any social housing provider in the United Kingdom. ‘Social housing provider’ for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes registered providers (a list of these can be found by visiting www.homesandcommunities.co.uk), local authorities, local government ALMOs and unitary authorities.The contracting authorities referred to in paragraphs 1-2 shall be under no obligation to use the framework agreement.The framework agreement has been entered into by EN and the successful contractors however the framework agreement may be novated from EN to Re:allies if and when Re:allies is incorporated.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Pricing — Price schedule: 35
Pricing — Preliminaries schedule: 20
Quality — Delivery: 10
Quality — Social Value: 10
Quality — Resident Care: 10
Quality — Supply Chain Management: 5
Quality — Health and Safety: 5
Quality — Presentation: 5

Efficiency North Limited

street: Building A06, Magna 34 Business Park, Temple Road

street: Green Park House, 2a Colliers Way, Clayton West

street: Priory House, Manor Park Avenue, Manor Park

DLP Services (Northern) Ltd

street: 54 Cobden Street, Brindle Heath Industrial Estate, Pendlebury

R H Fullwood & Co Ltd

street: Unit 7, Hurworth Road, Aycliffe Business Park, Newton Aycliffe

BAAS Construction Ltd

street: The Old Chapel, Brooklands Road, Burnley

Cornel Building Services Ltd

street: AJ Accountancy- Unit 8 Bridge Street Mills Union Street

street: Esh House, Bowburn North Industrial Estate, Bowburn

Lovell Partnerships Limited

street: Building 7, 18 Ridgeway, Quinton Business Park

Novus Property Solutions Ltd

street: PO Box 13, 55 Duke Street, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent

Neo Property Solutions Limited

street: Neo Court Knowsthorpe Lane, Cross Green Industrial Estate

Kier Services Limited

street: 6 Smithy Wood Drive, Smithy Wood Business Park, Chapeltown

Gentoo Tolent Limited

street: Ravensworth House, Fifth Avenue Business Park, Team Valley Gateshead

Top Notch Contractors Ltd

street: Brunel Way, Durranhill Industrial Estate

Mears Ltd

street: 1390 Montpellier Court, Gloucester Business Park, Brockworth

Rheinegold Contracts Ltd

street: The Hatchery. Pontefract Road. Hemsworth

Palm (Yorkshire) Limited

street: Unit 10 Pickups Business Park, Grangefield Industrial Estate

Rheinegold Contracts Ltd

street: The Hatchery, Pontefract Road, Hemsworth

Trinity Property Maintenance Ltd

street: Unit 3c, Heywood Industrial Park, Birds Royd Lane

R H Fullwood & Co Ltd

street: 19 Rowley Lane, South Elmsall, Pontefract,

Sustainable Building Services (UK) Ltd

street: Unit 2B Maple Court, Maple View, White Moss Business Park, Skelmersdale

Jennings Roofing Limited

street: Unit 4 Emmanuel Trading Estate, Springwell Road

Rheinegold Contracts Ltd

street: The Hatchery. Pontefract Road, Hemsworth


title: PURCH1238 Provision of A Framework Agreement for Strength Training Equipment.

description: PURCH1238 Provision of A Framework Agreement for Strength Training Equipment for the Period of 3 Years with the Option to Extend for Two Periods of 12 Months each.The above requirement is divided into a number of 3 Lots as set out below:Lot 1 Strength Training Equipment and Accessories;Lot 2 Olympic Lifting and Powerlifting Accessories;Lot 3 Specialist Olympic Lifting and Strength Training Hardware.You are able to tender for any or all of the Lots and must submit a separate Tender for each Lot. Please ensure you indicate clearly on your tender response which Lots you are applying for.Tender documents available from Public Contracts Scotland.Tender returns should be submitted via Public Contracts Scotland, no paper copies will be accepted. Should paper tenders be submitted, they will be rejected. Further to this any questions or communications regarding individual tender exercises must be sent via the Public Contracts Scotland Portal. Tender queries received through any other channel will not be answered. Should users of Public Contracts Scotland have any problems with the web site they should contact website Support Desk, contact details can be found by following the ‘Contact Us' option on the left hand menu at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/default.aspxNote: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=397170The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspxSuppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Ability to meet the Technical Specification:
Maintenance & After Sales Support:
Marketing:
Price:

University of Glasgow

street: Procurement Office, (Tay House)

postalCode: G12 8QQ

Elite Sport Performance Technologies

street: 2 Oakwood Drive, Loughborough University

postalCode: LE11 3QF

Pullum Sports Ltd

street: Unit 10 Luton Enterprise Park, Sundon Park Road

postalCode: LU3 3GU

Johnson Health Tech Uk (Matrix Fitness)

street: Johnson House, Stoke On Trent

postalCode: ST4 8GZ


title: Supply of E Procurement and Inventory Management System.

Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

street: Longfleet Rd

postalCode: BH15 2JB


title: Lincoln Eastern Bypass 2015.

Lincolnshire County Council

street: Newland

postalCode: LN1 1YL


title: AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT

description: AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT

The University Of Nottingham

street: King's Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane

postalCode: NG7 2NR

VIDEONATIONS LTD

region: CHESHIRE

postalCode: WA14 5GL


title: TRG055 — Insurance Services Contract 2015.

description: Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by The Riverside Group Ltd, and as more fully detailed in the invitation to tender documents.

awardCriteriaDetails: Criteria as stated in tender documents: 100

The Riverside Group Ltd

street: 2 Estuary Boulevard, Estuary Commerce Park, Speke

postalCode: L24 8RF

Marsh, Zurich Municipal

street: Farnborough


currency: EUR

title: Neubau BAB A 21, 4 – streifiger Ausbau der B 404 zur BAB 21

title: HH-02-14-WMS-OJEU-HIGHRESSPEMICRO-AK High Resolution And High Speed Fluorescent Microscope Systems.

description: This tender is for a Spinning Disk Confocal Microscope and a Wide Field Microscope.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

University of Warwick

street: University of Warwick University House, Kirby Corner Road

postalCode: CV4 8UW

Andor Microscopy Systems

street: 7 Millennium Way, Springfield Business Park

postalCode: BT12 7AL


name: South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

title: Pathology Services.

description: Pathology services. Provision of an end-to-end consultant led pathology service (including but not limited to haematology, biochemistry, immunology, toxicology, genetics, and microbiology). The Pathology Service will include specimen transport, test analysis and reporting, consultant support, implementation of electronic test requesting and provision of pathology consumables. Phlebotomy support is an optional service.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 60
Quality: 40

street: Bethlem Royal Hospital, Monks Orchard Road

postalCode: BR3 3BX

Viapath LLP

street: Francis House, King's Head Yard

postalCode: SE1 1NA


title: Withington Grange Extension and Refurbishment 2016

description:
Wigan and Leigh Homes are inviting Expressions of Interest to carry out the extension and refurbishment to sheltered housing accommodation at Withington Grange, New Springs, Wigan. The works will see 31 flats remodelled internally; 23 of the flats will be extended whilst 8 of the flats will be remodelled only.

                                                                                Sheltered housing is a key part of the service provided to older people by Wigan and Leigh Homes that will sit alongside future 'Extra Care' provision within both the private and social sector. The sheltered stock needs to be ready to meet future challenges and be of a suitable quality that can flex in line with developing care and support priorities to ensure future viability.

                                                                                In line with our Business Plan and 30 Year Asset Management Strategy priorities we are committed to deliver investment that supports Wigan Council's integrated Adult Social Care, Health and Housing Strategy (Live Well, Age Well) proposals. The Plan will deliver suitable adaptable accommodation to meet the longer term needs of older people to ensure that they can sustain independent living and maintain health and wellbeing within the community for as long as possible. The Withington Grange Extension and Refurbishment scheme is the first that is being tackled as part of the priorities under the Plan.

                                                                                The closing date for Expressions of Interest is Friday 21st August 2015 at 17:00. Those submitting Expressions of Interest will need to complete and return their answers to a set of pre-qualifying questions.

                                                                                Contract start and end dates shown within this notice are indicative only.

Wigan Council

street: Wigan and Leigh Homes, Progress House, Westwood Park Drive,

postalCode: WN3 4HH