name: NHS Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: North Staffordshire CCG & Stoke on Trent CCG Consultant led Community Gynaecology Service

description: North Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent CCGs commission health services for around 503,000 residents and are inviting expressions of interest from providers to deliver a consultant led Tier 3 Community Gynaecology Service which will incorporate triage, see and treat, diagnose and manage gynaecological conditions. This will serve as an alternative to hospital based treatment for the majority of patients being referred by GPs for gynaecology services. The service will offer local, accessible, high quality care that would allow for appropriate signposting. The service will integrate with local GPs and Acute Specialist Services and should also have full responsibility for all operational management, administrative, staffing and training requirements and all associated costs. The Contract will be for 3 years with the option to extend by up to 2 years subject to Commissioners approval

street: Midlands and Lancashire CSU, Heron House, 120 Grove Road, Fenton

postalCode: ST4 4LX


scheme: CPV

title: Provision of office cleaning services

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description:
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            Instead of: 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.
            For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:
            https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Cleaning-services./UEE2XJGMXP

            To respond to this opportunity, please click here:
            https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/UEE2XJGMXP
            Read: 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.

            PLEASE NOTE THE ACCESS CODE FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY IS: 9C363FWFSP
            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.
            The NMC currently occupies office premises in London at 23 Portland Place, 61 Aldwych, 1 Kemble Street and 2 Stratford Place.The office cleaning service provision includes scheduled daily cleaning and ad hoc reactive cleaning provided by a day janitor. Periodic deep cleaning of carpets, kitchen points etc. also takes place throughout the year as necessary to maintain the appearance of the offices.

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

NURSING AND MIDWIFERY COUNCIL

street: 23 Portland Place,

postalCode: W1B 1PZ

countryName: GB

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

name: ISS Mediclean Limited Trading as ISS Facility Services Education

measure: electronicBids

documentType: awardNotice

title: Oxted School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  After 2 years of collaborative working with The Howard Partnership Trust, Oxted School (the largest secondary school in Surrey and the fourth largest in the Country) joined The Partnership as an Academy in September 2015. This innovation in high quality partnership work has already enabled Oxted to accelerate its school improvement journey and realise its aims for their young people: Aim High, Seize Opportunities and Work Together for Success.
                  Established in 1929 with 22 students, Oxted School has grown into one of the largest mainstream schools with approximately 2 000 students. The size allows them to provide a very broad curriculum and an extensive range of opportunities for all students; they are especially proud of their outstanding Visually Impaired Unit. They are a truly comprehensive school that caters well for all students, whatever their abilities. They work very hard to make a large school ‘feel’ small and ensure students have a clear sense of belonging and this is effectively achieved through their highly valued House system. Their students get the best of both worlds: all the diversity and opportunity a large school brings with the personalised care, guidance and support a small school offers.
                  As a comprehensive school committed to providing opportunities for all, they set ambitious and challenging targets for all students and work together with them and their parents to meet, or exceed these.
                  The students come from nearly 40 primary schools. One of the key features of the school is the large Sixth Form; the Sixth Form students play an important role in the development of the ethos and learning community of the School and their skills, talents and work ethic are integral to the culture of the rest of the school.
                  The School's attainment record is securely good. At KS4, the school has been on a journey of improvement over the last 3 years, with 80 % of the grades secured at GCSE at A*-C and 25 % A*/A. At KS5 the %A*-B at A-level was 47 % and A*/A was again an impressive 25 %.
                  Teaching and support staff work cohesively in a friendly atmosphere with the clear purpose of achieving the best outcomes for every student. All staff are encouraged to seek opportunities for professional development and they offer a highly comprehensive Continuing Professional Development programme, including optional weekly ‘toolkit’ sessions, opportunities for part funded MA or NPQSL courses and various other personalised programmes to support teaching and learning; there are also development opportunities across The Howard Partnership schools.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: The Howard Partnership Trust

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the schools.
                  This contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Howard of Effingham School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Howard of Effingham School is located outside the M25 between Guildford and Leatherhead and enjoys a rural position. It is almost equidistant from Effingham Junction station and Bookham station with excellent rail links to London and Guildford in particular.
                  The Howard is a co-educational, comprehensive school which converted to Academy status on 1.7.2011. There are 1 542 students on roll, including 320 in the Sixth Form.
                  The Howard of Effingham School is an outstanding school and is the lead school in their Multi-Academy Trust. It offers maximum opportunities for young people to develop academically and socially in an environment that is stimulating, caring and supportive. The school sets high standards that instil values which enable students to develop into confident and responsible young adults.
                  The Howard of Effingham School has a well-deserved reputation for academic excellence. Each year their GCSE results have placed them among the top comprehensive schools in Surrey. In the 2016 A-Level examinations, there was a 99.4 % pass rate of which 59 % were grade A*-B. These successes allowed the vast majority of their students who applied to University to secure one of their chosen places this year. For Year 11 in 2016, 78 % of students gained A*-C grades at GCSE in English and Mathematics.
                  Their last 2 OFSTED inspections have graded the school as ‘outstanding.’ The most recent report in February 2009 stated:
                  ‘The School's work… reflects a culture where all staff are willing to embrace new challenges in order to improve their practice.’
                  ‘Outstanding achievement overall is supported by teaching which is good in the main school and outstanding in the Sixth Form. Excellent relationships between staff and students are complemented by the expert knowledge of teachers… Students value the energy and enthusiasm that teachers exhibit in lessons and greatly appreciate the constant support and encouragement they receive.’
                  As a school rated by Ofsted as outstanding, they are exempt from routine inspections. In 2010, The Howard of Effingham School was designated as a National Support School by the DfE, led by a National Leader of Education, which has supported their collaborative work within other schools in challenging circumstances.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Thomas Knyvett College

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Thomas Knyvett College is located in Ashford, Middlesex, 3 minutes walking distance from Ashford station and 1½ miles from Staines town centre, with excellent road links to Surrey, Berkshire and London via the M25, M3, A30 and A4.
                  In May 2007, the College federated with Howard of Effingham School, one of Surrey's top performing schools, and is now ‘one of the most improved schools in the country’ as recognised by a former Minister of State for Schools and Learners. In the Ofsted inspection in December 2013, the inspection team recognised the sustained and remarkable improvements and they reported:
                  ‘In the words of one student, “This school has improved massively”. Students rightly recognise how much better the college has become in recent years.’
                  ‘Teaching is usually good, and there is some outstanding practice. Lessons are well-structured and carefully planned.’ ‘Students have a sense of pride in their college and feel well cared for.’
                  ‘Leadership in the college is outstanding. They have a clear vision and command the respect and support of all staff. An uncompromising drive to raise standards in all areas has driven improvement in all aspects of its work, notably in teaching.’
                  ‘Governance is strong. The governing body shares the college leaders' commitment and drive for continuing improvement.’
                  They provide opportunities for students of all abilities within the 11–16 age range to achieve high standards within a caring atmosphere that enable them to develop socially no less than academically. The College sets high standards for behaviour, promoting traditional values that will be important for life-long achievement. They believe that academic attainment flourishes in this atmosphere, enabling students to develop into confident and well-rounded young adults.
                  The 2016 GCSE results were good with 55 % of Year 11 students achieving 5 or more A*-C grades including English and Maths. The value-added aspect of their results, Progress 8, is outstanding and is an outcome of the high quality education that they provide. These results are reflective of excellent standards in the core subjects (English Language 65 % A*-C, Maths 63 % A*-C and Science 79 % A*-C) and also across their diverse and broad curriculum.
                  They work in a Multi-Academy Trust and is a school which is at the forefront of educational developments in Surrey. Their daily work enables them to make a tremendous difference to the lives of the students and parents they support. To quote one member of their Science teaching staff, ‘I feel I have made more impact on the learning and the lives of these children in two weeks than I did in two years at my previous school.’
                  Their student-centred approach means that the child lies at the heart of everything they do and, through them, the family and the community. In ‘bringing out the best’ they do all they can to ensure that every student fulfils his or her potential and achieves more than they ever thought they would!
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College is an 11-18 mixed comprehensive academy serving principally the areas of Walton on Thames, Hersham and Molesey. The school is well situated with access to both the A3 and M25, as well as being within walking distance of both Walton on Thames and Hersham stations.
                  Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College is at a very exciting time in its development. Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College has been working in close partnership with The Howard Partnership Trust since Easter 2016 and Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College formally joined The Howard Partnership Trust in September 2016. Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College is currently on a rapid improvement journey and has already benefited in many areas from the strategic direction provided by The Howard Partnership Trust to support the school in moving forwards.
                  This support was recognised in the Ofsted report from June 2016 after The Howard Partnership Trust had been leading the school for only 7 weeks:
                  ‘Current leaders, in conjunction with The Howard Partnership Trust, have already brought about rapid improvements.’
                  ‘There is a genuine passion and commitment among leaders to develop an inclusive learning culture with high expectations for the achievement of all pupils.’
                  ‘Pupils conduct themselves well around the school and enjoy positive and supportive relationships with their teachers and with each other.’
                  The new school build currently underway is due for completion late 2017 and will also support them in delivering the best possible experience for students at Rydens Enterprise School and Sixth Form College in the future. The main school itself will have state of the art, specialist facilities that include a full range of specialist classrooms for science and technology subjects, dedicated quiet study areas, 6 court sports hall, fitness suite, dance studio, separate gym, theatre space,  and much more!
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Kenyngton Manor Primary School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Kenyngton Manor Primary School is located in Sunbury, with excellent transport routes into central and west London via near-by Sunbury station. The school is 2 miles from the M3, junction 1, providing very easy access to the M25.
                  The School is a two form entry with a PAN of 60. They have approximately 400 pupils aged 2-11, this includes the part-time pre-school and nursery provision. There are 200 children in the infants including their reception classes and 170 children in the junior department. The nursery/pre-school provisions offer children and families a stimulating, well-resourced base in which to prepare for school readiness. This is supported by the on-site Sure Start Children's Centre. They have excellent facilities, well equipped classrooms and well maintained outdoor play areas. The average class size is 26 and staff work in year group teams to collaboratively plan and deliver high quality lessons. Teaching assistants are highly skilled and play a critical role is supporting teachers and play a critical role in securing outstanding progress in pupils' learning.
                  Kenyngton Manor Primary School began working with The Howard Partnership Trust a term after the school was judged to be in need of Special Measures (autumn 2012). In November 2013, 2 terms after The Partnership's support began, Ofsted re-inspected the school, removed it from Special Measures and judged the Leadership and Management to be good. In November 2016 Kenyngton Manor School underwent further inspection and was judged to be good in all areas. This represents an unusually fast rate of recovery of a school placed in a category following an inspection.
                  Ofsted November 2016:
                  Leaders have high aspirations for the school. They work with passionate determination, successfully improving the school since it became an academy.
                  Staff feel that they are supported in their professional development. All feel the school is well led and managed. Staff morale is high.
                  Teaching is effective. It ensures that all groups of pupils make good progress across a range of subjects.
                  The school's work to promote pupils' personal development and welfare is good.
                  Pupils typically behave well in lessons and around the school. Pupils become increasingly self- confident and self-aware in this very caring, welcoming environment.
                  Kay Scott, Head of School, comments on partnership working:
                  ‘The expertise and support within The Partnership is wide and varied. The ICT, Finance, Premises and HR departments ensure that school leaders can focus on the business of teaching and learning. Quality investment in the individuals within the school through well directed guidance and high quality CPD means the school rapidly continues on its school improvement journey’.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Cuddington Community Primary School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Cuddington Community Primary School is a small school with a big welcome.
                  They are a friendly  one form entry school catering for 224 children aged between 4 and 11 years, including the children who attend their specialist provision (The Jubilee Centre) for children communication and interaction needs.
                  Cuddington Community Primary School is on a journey to become an outstanding primary school:
                  They are developing excellent primary pedagogy and practice, together with a dynamic and engaging curriculum.
                  They have adopted the Singapore approach to master maths teaching and are excited by the difference it is already making for their children.
                  They work closely with the local community to offer fantastic opportunities for the children.
                  They are accredited as a Centre of Excellence with the Inclusion Quality Mark.
                  Their learning environment includes lots of outdoor spaces for extending learning, a heated swimming pool, large school field, a children's kitchen and a brand new learning hub with brand New computers and library facilities.
                  They offer an outstanding professional development programme and a successful, supportive and highly strategic Senior Leadership Team Ofsted (2016).
                  Leaders, including the recently appointed head of school, supported by the Howard Partnership Trust, know what needs to improve, including in teaching, and are now setting about it in a systematic way.
                  Leaders know the school well. They have prioritised the right things at the right time.
                  Relationships are strong. Staff, including the head of school who knows every pupil well, are caring and prioritise pupils' safety and well-being. As pupils in Year 6 reported, ‘Everyone is kind’.
                  Pupils enjoy coming to school.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: St Lawrence Primary School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  St Lawrence Primary School is situated in the heart of the village of Effingham, very close to the Howard of Effingham School. It is a 210 place primary school with one class per year group from Reception to Year 6.
                  Their ambition is to be an effective and continually improving school and it is with this in mind that St Lawrence Primary School became an academy within The Howard Partnership Trust in December 2014. Joining The Howard Partnership Trust gave St Lawrence Primary School wide and varied expertise and support within the Partnership. The ICT, Finance, Premises and HR departments ensure that school leaders can focus on the business of teaching and learning.
                  Their ethos is that learning should be at the heart of everything that they do because they understand that wherever learning flourishes, children flourish too. Their aim is to feed curiosity and inspire learning so that we ‘bring out the best’ in every child in a caring and secure environment.
                  St Lawrence Primary School benefits from a dedicated team of staff with teaching assistants who are highly skilled and contribute to securing progress in pupils learning. St Lawrence Primary School also has a supportive community of stakeholders including a Friends Committee who play a big part in school life. The school has large, bright, well-equipped classrooms and facilities with plans to extend and refurbish the school library to become the hub of the school. St Lawrence Primary School also has a fantastic school field which has an orchard and allotments and supports the teaching of Forest Schools and enhances their sports provision.
                  St Lawrence Primary School is part of a confederation of local schools and has strong links with its local nurseries who are often invited into school to share assemblies and school productions.
                  Transition between St Lawrence Primary School and the Howard of Effingham School is a strength, offering the opportunity for their year 6 children to be immersed in the Howard School in the Summer Term before the majority of their pupils join them in year 7.
                  Children at St Lawrence Primary School attain well, with 87 % of children achieving the expected standard in reading in 2016, which was higher than any other local school. In addition, 73 % achieved the expected standard in writing and 70 % achieved the expected standard in maths in 2016.
                  The children enjoy coming to St Lawrence Primary School. This results from the school's work to promote pupils' personal development and welfare; this is a real strength of our school.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Eastwick Infant School

description:
The successful supplier will be required to provide catering services to the school.
                  Eastwick Schools is a federation of Eastwick Infant School and Eastwick Junior School offering inspirational education to children from 4 to 11 years. There are 3 classes in each year group and a 22 place Special Needs Centre in each school which cater for children with complex needs.
                  Children have just one childhood: they believe it should be a happy and magical time where education leaves a host of positive and meaningful memories that will last for the rest of their lives. With this in mind, children are at the heart of every decision they make. They aim for every child to be a happy, confident risk taker who fulfils their potential. They provide a nurturing environment where they value each child and promote positive attitudes and lifelong learning to help children grow into independent, respectful and creative adults with their own unique gifts and talents.
                  Both schools were judged to be good with some outstanding elements prior to joining the academy in the Ofsted inspections in 2011 and 2014. Comments from the reports include:
                  This is a good school underpinned by the head teacher's unflinching vision for improvement, a nurturing ethos and the emphasis on the role of staff in promoting extremely positive attitudes towards learning and high aspirations.
                  Pupils make good progress… they are motivated and engaged by an exciting curriculum.
                  Pupils behave exceptionally well and a striking feature is the caring way they look after each other.
                  Relationships and engagement with parents and carers are excellent.
                  The provision for pupils' spiritual, moral and cultural education is strong.
                  Teaching is good, with high expectations and thorough planning, contributing to pupils' positive attitudes and achievement. Pupils' skills are developed through a wide range of activities.
                  They are determined to achieve an outstanding judgement through our collective vision.
                  An Eastwick Education. Ready for Everything. They achieve this by:
                  building resilience,
                  inspiring creativity,
                  living values,
                  promoting a love for learning.
                  Finally, Eastwick Schools are located in the catchment area for the Howard of Effingham School. The majority of children from Eastwick move on to The Howard of Effingham School at the age of 11. In joining The Howard Partnership Trust and the opportunities this has brought for Eastwick to work closely with The Howard Partnership Trust, they can ensure the children are even better prepared for the transition from primary to secondary school.
                  Please be advised that this contract will be let on a 3 + 2 years basis.

title: Eastwick Junior School

title: The Howard Partnership Trust — Tender for Catering Services

description:
The Howard Partnership Trust is a Multi-Academy Trust. It developed from a long-standing federation that was originally formed in 2007 at the request of the DfE and Surrey LA between Howard of Effingham, an outstanding 11-18 school, and Thomas Knyvett College which had been in challenging circumstances. Both schools benefitted with improved student outcomes leading to Ofsted judging partnership working as ‘Outstanding’ in 2009.
               The Multi-Academy Trust was formed in November 2013, again at the request of the DfE and LA, to enable another school to join; Kenyngton Manor Primary School, a Surrey two-form entry primary school in Sunbury-on-Thames. Currently there are 9 schools in The Howard Partnership Trust, 4 secondaries, 4 primaries and 1 infant school, but they are a growing Multi-Academy Trust with more schools likely to join next year.

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: selective

The Howard Partnership Trust

street: Lower Road

postalCode: KT24 5JR

countryName: UK


title: Integrated Urgent Care Pharmacists Development Programme - Health Education England

description:
Health Education England (HEE) in partnership with NHS England, through the Pharmacy Integration Fund (PhIF), has a requirement to procure training and development for pharmacists working in NHS111/Integrated Urgent Care hubs. This is an initial 2-year contract with a maximum value of 1 080 000 GBP. These figures include VAT. Please note payment will be related to Financial Years.
                  HEE has been asked to commission a Pharmacists in NHS111/Integrated Urgent Care Workforce Development programme. This will support Pharmacy's contribution to workforce transformation and locally-led integrated care, as described by the NHS Five Year Forward View, by enabling the expansion of the multidisciplinary primary care team.
                  NHS England's Pharmacists in Integrated Urgent Care programme will provide a central recruitment function for the pharmacists then eligible for participation in HEE's training programme.
                  Pharmacists working in Integrated Urgent Care will work as part of the multidisciplinary team as an expert resource, including handling medicines-related enquiries and issues, undertaking clinical assessment of minor ailments, prescribing for repeat prescription requests and supporting treatment of minor conditions within competency and providing self-care advice. The programme will support the role of the pharmacist as a new licensed user of NHS Pathways. They will be independent prescribers, or training to become one, and will work with and alongside the integrated urgent care team to support safe, efficient and effective patient care. The pharmacists will take a lead in the delivery of medicines/toxicology and pharmacy-related activities across multidisciplinary teams.
                  Pharmacists will have a leadership role in supporting further integration of urgent care with the wider healthcare teams (such as community pharmacy) to help improve patient outcomes, ensure better access to timely medicines and healthcare advice, and help divert demand from general practice and acute care services. The role has the potential to significantly improve quality of care and patient safety.
                  Bid evaluation will include quality criteria that reflects HEE Quality Standards. Following this procurement, training for up to 240 pharmacists will be available through a central provider. The provider(s) and participating pharmacists are expected to have an active participation in the programme of evaluation coordinated by NHS England's research and evaluation team. This PIN is to advise prospective providers of the Commissioners intention.
                  The overall deliverables are expected to take into consideration clinical themes aligned to NHS England requirements and to encourage innovative delivery tailored to specific settings. HEE encourages bids from flexible educational providers able to devise a curriculum to meet these needs.
                  This Procurement Information Notice is to advise prospective providers of the Commissioner's intent to hold a market engagement event. This will provide an opportunity for potential providers to find out more about the aims of the tender and contracts, and the process involved. HEE will use the opportunity to gather intelligence from providers which may influence the final tender.
                  A Pharmacists in NHS111/Integrated Urgent Care Workforce Development programme: Market Engagement Event will be held on:
                  Thursday 24.8.2017 from 9:30 to 13:00 held at Ambassadors Bloomsbury, 12 Upper Woburn Place, London, WC1H 0HX.
                  Please RSVP by Wednesday 16th August with the name, job title, email address and telephone number of any attendees (a maximum of 2 attendees per organisation) to:
                  HEE.pharmreforms@hee.nhs.uk
                  The commissioner reserves the right not to proceed with the Procurement, or any part thereof, or change the requirements and timescales as necessary at any time.

title: Pharmacists in NHS111/Integrated Urgent Care Workforce Development Programme, Health Education England — Market Engagement.

description:
NHS South of England Procurement Services, acting on behalf of Health Education England (HEE — the Commissioner) are commencing a tender for the delivery of a Integrated Urgent Care Pharmacists Development Programme.
               Health Education England (HEE), in partnership with NHS England though the Pharmacy Integration Fund (PhIF), has a requirement to procure a workforce development programme to support pharmacists deliver safe and effective pharmaceutical services to members of the public through NHS 111 and/or similar Integrated Urgent Care Clinical Assessment Services (IUC CAS).
               HEE's requirement is for up to 136 places for a 12 month tailored development programme. This is an initial contract supporting cohorts in the 2017/18 and 2018/19 financial years.

Health Education England

street: 32 Russell Square

postalCode: WC1B 5DN

University of Derby

postalCode: DE22 1GB


title: 17/043 - Taxi Services

description:
The University of Portsmouth is looking to establish a new Framework Agreement for taxi services due to the demand for transportation of staff and students.

            It is anticipated that the Framework will be awarded to a Primary bidder with a Secondary bidder in reserve.

            To Express an Interest in this project please register on the University of Portsmouth In-Tend webpage and express an interest in this project. Please find the weblink for our webpage below:
            https://in-tendhost.co.uk/port/

University of Portsmouth e-Tendering

street: Winston Churchill Avenue, Portsmouth

postalCode: PO1 2UP


title: Home Support — Physical Support 65+.

description: Home Support — Physical Support 65+.

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London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6, Wood Green

postalCode: N22 8LE

Metro Homecare Ltd

street: Suite B, 7th Floor

postalCode: SE1 6TE


title: Mental Health Services Older People — Heath.

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Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

ProCare Nursing Agency Ltd

street: 400 Cowbridge Road East

postalCode: CF5 1JJ


title: Coach transport for Freebrough Academy.

description: Transportation of students from and to Freebrough Academy using coach transport, picking up passengers from various collection points across the borough and dropping off at the Academy then making the same return journey each day of the school term.

title: Coach Transport for Freebrough Academy.

description: Coach transport for students of Freebrough Academy transporting them from and to the Academy from various collection points across the borough.

Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

street: Kirkleatham Street

postalCode: TS10 1RT


name: Bozeat Industrial Limited T/A BI Engineering

title: General Support Enabling Contract

description: The Contractors were invited to bid for the line items listed on Tranche 38 in accordance with the contractual process. The awarded line items are attached.

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: :Restricted

BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL GROUP PLC

street: Babcock DSG, Building B15, Donnington

postalCode: TF2 8JT


name: Choice Housing Ireland Limited (and its subsidiaries)

description: The Association intends to procure a licensed utility provider for the supply of Landlord Electricity to various schemes across Northern Ireland for a 1 year period commencing November 2017.

title: Supply of Landlord Electricity to Choice Housing Ireland Schemes Tender.

description: Choice Housing Ireland Ltd wish to procure the services of a regulated utility provider to supply Landlord Electricity to housing schemes across Northern Ireland. Tariffs are domestic 24hr, domestic economy 7, small business 24hr, small business economy 7, and large business.

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street: 37-41 May Street

postalCode: BT1 4DN


name: Midlands and Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit

title: Care Home with Nursing — End of Life — 65+.

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street: Attn. Martin Pope, Anglesey House

postalCode: WS15 1UL

Bradwell Hall Nursing Home

street: Old Hall Drive

postalCode: ST5 8RQ


title: C1832 Rooftop Solar Opportunity, Multiple Sites, AWP NHS Foundation Trust - Under Dynamic Purchasing System

description:
Salisbury NHSFT Commercial Services have been commissioned by Avon & Wiltshire NHSFT, using Dynamic Purchasing System C1409, to obtain outline proposals for the supply, installation and operation of rooftop solar generation under a Purchased Power Agreement.
      Interested suppliers must respond via Salisbury's Bravo portal only -https://nhs.bravosolution.co.uk/nhs_collaborative/web/login.html

procurementMethodDetails: CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem:

SALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

street: Salisbury NHSFT Commercial Services, Odstock Road

postalCode: SP2 8BJ


title: HS — Physical Support: Personal Care support (65+).

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Isle of Wight Council

street: Enterprise House

postalCode: PO30 5WB

Carewatch Care Services Limited

street: Libra House, Sunrise Parkway, Linford Wood

postalCode: MK14 6PH


title: Play Space Refurbishment Pennine View Tow Law

mainProcurementCategory: works

Durham County Council

street: Corporate services, County Hall

postalCode: DH1 5UL

Wicksteed Leisure Ltd

postalCode: NN16 8YJ


title: Grange Valley Primary School - Classroom Extension

description: Classroom Extension to a Primary School and Associated External Works

St.Helens Council

street: Wesley House, Corporation Street

postalCode: WA10 1HF


title: Supply of various Internal Doors

description:
Sandwell MBC are currently seeking a supplier to provide various Internal Doors

                    If you are interested in quoting for this work, please register/log in to the Intend Supplier portal to download the full documentation and submit your quote, https://in-tendhost.co.uk/sandwellmbc .  The closing date for all submissions is Friday 7th July 2017 at 15.00hrs

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Freeth Street, Oldbury

postalCode: B69 3DE


title: PC05368 - Norfolk Park Play and Access Improvements

description:
The project incorporates improvements and renovation to the existing playground areas within Norfolk Park; consisting of an under 8s area and a Woodland playground (over 8s). Both areas are located near to the Centre in the Park building, adjacent to the Guildford Avenue entrance and car park.
        Works to the under 8s area will consist of the removal of existing play equipment, existing surfacing and a small retaining structure, the installation of replacement equipment and associated surfacing, earthworks, the construction of a Bitmac scooter track and the provision of new picnic tables and benches.
        Works to the Woodland playground (over 8s) will comprise the refurbishment of the main climbing unit, the removal of play equipment and the installation of new play equipment and associated surfacing. A new accessible area will be created through remodelling existing levels and building a new low retaining wall.
        New benches, litter bins and picnic tables will also be installed, whilst part of the existing fencing will be removed and replaced by a new boundary wall.

Sheffield City Council

street: Capital Delivery Service, Level 3, East Wing, Moorfoot

postalCode: S1 4PL

Horticon Ltd

postalCode: SK9 6DN


description: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons.

title: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons

description: Minicabs and Taxis Saloons.

London Borough of Haringey

street: Level 6

postalCode: N22 8LE

Cavendish Cars

street: 2a Campsbourne Road

postalCode: N8 7PT


name: South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

title: SWAST-0477-FM-16-17 Reactive Maintenance and Repair

description: Reactive maintenance and repair of building facilities

street: Trust Headquarters, Abbey Court

postalCode: EX2 7HY


title: SQUID Magnetometer

description: SQUID magnetometer with superconducting magnet and variable temperature insert in a liquid helium Dewar. The magnet should be capable of being operated in continuous, ramping, or persistent mode. The SQUID system should incorporate a variable temperature cryostat insert capable of operating from 350 K to around 2 K. The DC SQUID should allow to measure magnetic moments of 5 x 10 (-8) emu from samples mounted in a pressure cell of ~ 20 g weight.

title: SQUID Magnetometer.

University of Bristol

street: 1-9 Old Park Hill

postalCode: BS2 8BB

LOT-QuantumDesign Ltd

postalCode: KT22 7BA


title: Supply & Installation of Vinyl Floor Coverings

description: Supply & installation of vinyl floor coverings

procurementMethodDetails: :Open

Broadacres Housing Association

street: Broadacres House, Mount View , Standard Way

postalCode: DL6 2YD


title: Mental Health Services Older People — Penylan.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes: 15
Client Review: 10
Price: 50
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 25

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Vale Care Services

street: St Hilary Court

postalCode: CF5 6ES


description: The University is seeking to enter into a partnership with a provider of Online Programme Management to enable it to increase its reach both internationally and in the UK through the provision of a suite of online postgraduate taught degrees. The first phase of development will be to deliver 2 or 3 existing postgraduate taught programmes converted to online delivery with the first teaching starting in September 2018.

title: Online Programme Management Partner.

description: The University is looking to enter into a partnership with a provider of Online Programme Management to enable it to increase its reach both internationally and in the UK through the provision of a suite of online postgraduate taught degrees.

University of Bath

street: Purchasing Services, The Virgil Building, Manvers Street

postalCode: BA1 1JW


measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description:
Thenue Housing is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to enter into a contract to deliver a programme of response repairs, void works and electrical testing and associated remedial works. The contract will be a TPC2005 (as amended) for a period of 10 years subject to achievement of prescribed performance targets by the Service Provider. The total anticipated value of the Contract excluding Value Added Tax is circa 11 000 000 GBP over the 10-year term.
                  This procurement is being run under the Procurement Scotland Regulations. For further information please refer in particular to: Regulations 58 and 59 of The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, and Regulation 78 of the Utilities Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2016.
                  The Principle objective of this tender is to appoint a single Contractor to provide the following services to Thenue Housing.
                  Responsive repairs during normal working hours.
                  Responsive emergency repairs for out of hours periods.
                  Works to voids properties to meet Thenue Housing Void / relet standard.
                  Periodic electric testing and remedial repairs working with Thenue to ensure electrical compliance at all times.
                  An interfaced ICT solution that interfaces with Thenue ICT systems to ensure maximum service efficiency and effectiveness with access to timely and accurate data at all times.
                  A contractor that will deliver high levels of customer satisfaction, robust management of complaints and provide mechanisms for customer engagement and customer insight analysis that result in service improvements and Delivery of community benefits.

title: Thenue Housing Repairs, Voids and Electrical Testing Contract.

description: A 10-year TPC 2005 (as amended) contract for responsive repairs, void works and electrical testing works to Thenue's housing stock of around 3 500 properties.

Thenue Housing Services Limited

street: 423 London Road

postalCode: G40 1AG

Mears Limited

street: Scottish Regional Office, 1 Souterhouse Road

postalCode: ML5 4AA


title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 260

description: Provision of Bus Service Route 260 for 5 years with a provision of a 2 year extension depending on performance. Please note, costs posted on OJEU sometimes differ from those on the internet, this is due to post award negotiations.

title: Provision of Bus Service — Route 260.

London Bus Services Limited

street: 197 Blackfriars Road

postalCode: SE1 8NJ


title: Purchase of PNC 7 for Lifeline service

description: Charnwood Borough Council is seeking to purchase an upgrade to its current PNC equipment. The PNC equipment is used to answer alarm calls from equipment installed in CBC's sheltered housing stock and Lifeline equipment installed in owner occupiers' homes. The current PNC5 equipment was purchased in 2007. The lifetime contract value is £106,974.00 which includes the initial upgraded equipment cost and annual maintenance cost for years 2 -5.

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

CHARNWOOD BOROUGH COUNCIL

street: Charnwood Borough Council, Southfield Road

postalCode: LE11 2TN

Tunstall Healthcare Uk ltd

region: Yorkshire

postalCode: DN14 0HR


title: NUN - Render Repairs - 2017/2018 - AWARD

description: The Contract is to carry out various re-rendering work to replace exterior render coatings at various properties in the Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough.

Coventry - Solihull - Warwickshire

street: Coton Road, Nuneaton

postalCode: CV11 5AA

Burrows Home Comfort Ltd

postalCode: WV2 2QN


title: 74 x Valueweigh VWAM2 Axelmate Axel Weighing Pad

Maritime & Coastguard Agency

street: Spring Place, 105 Commercial Road

postalCode: SO15 1EG

Inchape

postalCode: WS2 8LD


title: Terrorism Insurance

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Professional Indemnity

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Public/Products Liability

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Employers Liability

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Property Damage Insurance and Business Interruption

description:
Mersey Gateway Crossings Board Limited is seeking to place the annual operational insurances required for the Mersey Gateway Bridge which are due to incept at the end of the construction phase which is anticipated to be Autumn 2017. Provision of Insurance (divided into lots as described below in Information about Lots).
Property Damage Insurance (including Building/Contents, Material Damage / Business Interruption / Additional Expenditure);
Employers Liability;
Public/Products Liability;
Professional Indemnity;
Motor — Owned and Hired Vehicles;
Terrorism.
The above list is not exhaustive and combined Lots are allowed.
The Mersey Gateway Crossings Board reserve the right to alter or amend the Lots listed within this notice and the Invitation to Tender.

title: Motor Insurance — Owner and Hired Vehicles

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Environmental Insurance

description: See description for Lot 1.

title: Mersey Gateway Bridge Project — Operational Insurances.

description:
Mersey Gateway Crossings Board Limited is seeking to place the annual operational insurances required for the Mersey Gateway Bridge which are due to incept at the end of construction which is anticipated to be Autumn 2017.
The following is an indicative list of the type of insurance that will be required:
Property: Material Damage — Building/Contents, Material Damage/Business Interruption/Additional Expenditure,
Liability: Employers Liability, Public/Products Liability, Professional Indemnity,
Motor: — Owner and Hired Vehicles,
Terrorism,
Environmental.

Mersey Gateway Crossings Board Limited

street: Forward Point, Tanhouse Lane

postalCode: WA8 0SL


title: Red Hat Licences

description: 12 month licensing contract for Red Hat

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

street: Kew,

postalCode: TW9 4DU

BYTES SOFTWARE SERVICES LIMITED

postalCode: KT22 7TW


description:
Tenders were invited by the contracting authority from economic operators with relevant experience and ability to provide the supply of equipment and aids to daily living and to deliver it to people who use such equipment and live within Kirklees.
                  This service is not divided into lots as a consistent service is required across the whole of the borough of Kirklees.
                  One contract has been awarded to one (1) successful economic operator, to deliver the full requirements of the Service Specification.
                  The Commencement Date of the Contract is 1.4.2018, for a period of five (5) years, with the provision to extend the Contract by up to a maximum of two (2) further twelve (12) month periods.

title: Provision of the Integrated Community Equipment Service (KMCAS-108).

description:
The contracting authority wishes to commission an Integrated Community Equipment Service (‘ICES’) that enables service users to live as independently as possible, in their chosen home, and enables health and social care services to function effectively and without delay, preventing service users from developing more complex needs and protecting them and their carers from harm or injury.
The purpose of the ICES is to supply, deliver and fit a range of equipment to people who need it, both adults and children.
The contracting authority requires:
(a) a responsive service that meets the national guidelines for the delivery and collection of equipment;
(b) has IT based efficient stock control and storage facilities;
(c) has infection control measures;
(d) has delivery and collection methods; and
(e) is flexible enough to meet changes in national or local policy requirements.

The Council of the Borough of Kirklees

street: The Town Hall, Ramsden Street, West Yorkshire

postalCode: HD1 2TA

Medequip Assistive Technology Ltd

street: Unit 2, The Summit Centre, Skyport Drive, Harmondsworth, West Drayton

postalCode: UB7 0LJ


title: Supply of Airworthiness Medical Equipment Testing.

description: The requirement is for the provision of a call-off contract to enable items of medical equipment to be assessed that they are safe to use on-board military aircraft and that it conforms to airworthiness and safety requirements, Electromagnetic Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) & Environmental Testing, along with an assessment of compliance against the ‘Generic Specification for Special Purpose Aeromedical Equipment’, which will be provided by Leidos. The provider of the service hereafter known as the ‘Commodity Supplier’ will deliver written reports to provide documentary evidence to Air Platform Teams and Release to Service Authority (RTSA's).

Leidos Supply, Ltd

street: Monarch Court, 8 The Brooms, Emersons Green

Edif ERA

postalCode: KT22 7SA


name: Ministry of Defence, Air Support, Air Commodities Project Team (AC PT)

description: Spares Provision, Repair (Spares Inclusive), Post Design Services (PDS) and for the support of 19 types of legacy aircraft wash equipment and fluid replenishment equipment.

title: Supports of Aircraft Wash Equipment.

description:
The provision of services to support a range of Aircraft Wash / Fluid Replenishment equipment including but not limited to:
Compressor Wash Rig;
Rig Washing Turbine Compressor;
Compressor Wash Rig;
Rig Foamer Single Outlet;
Rig Foamer Double Outlet;
Fluid Replenishing Can;
Fuel System Inhibiting Rig;
Engine Fuel System Inhibiting Rig;
Hand Operated Hydraulic Purging Rig.
The requirement is to appoint a single contractor, for a period of 5 years to provide equipment support by providing the following:
(This list is not exhaustive)
— Provision of spares as required;
— Provision of spares inclusive repairs as and when required;
— Core / Ad-Hoc Post Design Services.

street: Walnut 3c #1335, Neighbourhood 1, Abbey Wood

postalCode: BS34 8JH

AT Juniper Ltd

street: A.T. Juniper (Liverpool) Ltd., Marshall Works 5-17, Bleasdale Road, Allerton

postalCode: L18 5JB


name: South of England Procurement Services (Commissioning Support)

title: IOW Anti-Coagulation Service

description:
The Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group has published the PIN notice as a call for competition. The overall aim of the service is to provide patient initiation of anticoagulation therapy, on-going monitoring and management of patients who require anticoagulation therapy in the community aged 18 years and over.  Patients must be registered with a GP practice on the Isle of Wight, including temporary residents.

                          The Objectives of the service are:
                          To Offer clinically safe and cost effective, patient initiation, monitoring and management of patients undergoing oral anticoagulation therapy, to ensure optimum INR control, reduce complications and reduce unnecessary attendance to secondary care.
                          To provide optimal management of INR control and the need for continuation of therapy to be reviewed regularly and discontinued or changed where appropriate.
                          To ensure patients who present with complex anticoagulation issues in the community are referred to secondary care for further advice and guidance.
                          To implement the recommendations of NICE and the NPSA, British Committee for Standards in Haematology (BCSH) guidance on anticoagulation management to demonstrate a safe and risk- managed service.
                          To improve convenience and accessibility to testing facilities for patients, by offering increased choice of location, Patient self-testing, extended hours' availability, domiciliary initiation and management to housebound patients.
                          Provide comprehensive and ongoing education for patients, improving their understanding of their condition and anticoagulation therapy.
                          Respond appropriately and flexibly to developments in national clinical guidance for anticoagulation therapy, updating protocols and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) as required.
                          Ensure consistency of care and a common standard across the whole Island to ensure no patient suffers inequalities of care.
                          Ensure minimised risk to patients through nationally accredited training of staff, systems maintenance and contingency planning.

                          The specification documents are attached for your information.

street: St Cross Business Park, Newport

postalCode: PO30 5XW


description:
The City of London Corporation invites you to tender for a Renewal of small power and general lighting and dimmer system for the Guildhall School of Music & Drama with the City of London Corporation.

            You are invited to visit the following website where, if not already registered, you will be able to register as a supplier and express an interest in this opportunity:

            www.Capitalesourcing.com

            By following the information and guidance available on the website you will be able to:

            - Download the tender documents.
            - Complete them in electronic format
            - Upload your electronic documents by "submitting" them back to the website by the stated deadline.

            The deadline for electronic return of tender is 9 January 2017.

            All correspondence must be transmitted using the "messaging" function within the Capital eSourcing web portal.

            We look forward to receiving your electronic tender in due course.

            Please find attached guide on how to express an interest and download the tender documents. The name of this project on Capital is "Silk Street Theatre Wiring Project".

City of London Corporation

street: PO Box 270, Guildhall

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ

Push the Button

postalCode: BS11 9DE


title: PMP 2017: Parklands County Primary School, External Envelope

Leeds City Council

street: St George House, 2nd Floor, 40 Great George Street

postalCode: LS1 3DL


title: Understanding the future operating environment for professional regulation

description: The objective of the research is to inform the GMC's long-term strategic planning by modelling plausible trends and developments in our 'operating environment' as defined and discussed above. This is with the purpose of helping us to anticipate potential developments and to enable us to consider how we may need to respond, or act to take account of such developments, in order to remain relevant and effective. We briefly outline a suggested approach for a research project to achieve this objective in this section, which is a form of scenario planning. However we would welcome alternative approaches, provided these are accompanied by a clear rationale, which may better achieve our objective

General Medical Council (GMC)

street: 3 Hardman Street,

postalCode: M3 3AW

Sami Consulting

street: 15 Tennis Mews


title: E-Magazines

description: An e magazine service has been procured through the Jisc Digital Library Framework, which will be accessible to any member of the LibrariesWest consortium. It will provide access to a wide range of UK published magazines suitable for a general public library audience.

Somerset County Council

street: County Hall,

postalCode: TA1 4DY


description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, Walthamstow

postalCode: E17 4JF

Caremark (Redbridge)

street: Trident House

postalCode: IG8 0PS


title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 30
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric: 30

Care Nexus Limited

street: 8th Floor, Becketts House

postalCode: IG1 2QX


title: City-wide. Targeted Early Help Street Based and Outreach Programme for Vulnerable Young People. Age range 14 — 19/24

description:
Hull City Council invites qualified and interested suppliers to tender for the provision of a contract to secure a revised Targeted Early Help Youth Provision. The Authority is conducting the procurement using the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation procedure (CPN).The Authority proposes to enter into a Contract for a maximum period of 2 years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider), with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to a maximum of 12 months. Such extension will be at the discretion of the Council and subject to budget clarification and satisfactory performance.
The anticipated service commencement date is July 2017.
This service specification sets out the requirements for targeted youth service provision. The programme aims to deliver ‘open access’ venues, to cast as wide a net as possible to engage young people, but with a clear focus on increasing targeted early help support and intervention for those young people in greatest need and at the greatest risk of poor outcomes.
The service will be divided into the following lots:
Lot 4. A city-wide Targeted Early Help Street Based and Outreach programme for vulnerable young people at risk of poor outcomes. Age range 14 — 19/24.
The Authority is looking for a minimum of 3 providers to deliver services against each of the sub-lots (Lots 1-3), and one provider to deliver Lot 4.
The Authority encourages consortia to deliver the contract for in order to provide value for money and the added value partnership working can bring.
Under this contract the Supplier will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development; employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.
The Authority envisages that the staff working in the current service will transfer to the Service Provider or its subcontractors, under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) (TUPE) along with the Services.

title: Targeted Early Help Youth Provision, in open access in the North Hull Area.

description:
Hull City Council invites qualified and interested suppliers to tender for the provision of a contract to secure a revised Targeted Early Help Youth Provision. The Authority is conducting the procurement using the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation procedure (CPN).The Authority proposes to enter into a Contract for a maximum period of 2 years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider), with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to a maximum of 12 months. Such extension will be at the discretion of the Council and subject to budget clarification and satisfactory performance.
The anticipated service commencement date is July 2017.
This service specification sets out the requirements for targeted youth service provision. The programme aims to deliver ‘open access’ venues, to cast as wide a net as possible to engage young people, but with a clear focus on increasing targeted early help support and intervention for those young people in greatest need and at the greatest risk of poor outcomes.
The service will be divided into the following lots:
Lot 3:Targeted Early Help youth provision, in open access venues, in the North of Hull.
Sub lot 3.1: 10 — 13 year old.
Sub lot 3.2: 14 — 19/24 year old.
The Authority is looking for a minimum of 3 providers to deliver services against each of the sub-lots (Lots 1-3), and one provider to deliver Lot 4.
The Authority encourages consortia to deliver the contract for in order to provide value for money and the added value partnership working can bring.
Under this contract the Supplier will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development; employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.
The Authority envisages that the staff working in the current service will transfer to the Service Provider or its subcontractors, under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) (TUPE) along with the Services.

title: Targeted Early Help Youth Provision, in open access in the West Hull Area.

description:
Hull City Council invites qualified and interested suppliers to tender for the provision of a contract to secure a revised Targeted Early Help Youth Provision. The Authority is conducting the procurement using the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation procedure (CPN).The Authority proposes to enter into a Contract for a maximum period of 2 years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider), with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to a maximum of 12 months. Such extension will be at the discretion of the Council and subject to budget clarification and satisfactory performance.
The anticipated service commencement date is July 2017.
This service specification sets out the requirements for targeted youth service provision. The programme aims to deliver ‘open access’ venues, to cast as wide a net as possible to engage young people, but with a clear focus on increasing targeted early help support and intervention for those young people in greatest need and at the greatest risk of poor outcomes.
The service will be divided into the following lots:
Lot 2: Targeted Early Help youth provision, in open access venues, in the West of Hull.
Sub lot 2.1: 10 — 13 year old.
Sub lot 2.2: 14 — 19/24 year old.
The Authority is looking for a minimum of 3 providers to deliver services against each of the sub-lots (Lots 1-3), and one provider to deliver Lot 4.
The Authority encourages consortia to deliver the contract for in order to provide value for money and the added value partnership working can bring.
Under this contract the Supplier will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development; employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.
The Authority envisages that the staff working in the current service will transfer to the Service Provider or its subcontractors, under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) (TUPE) along with the Services.

title: Targeted Early Help Youth Provision, in open access in the East Hull Area.

description:
Hull City Council invites qualified and interested suppliers to tender for the provision of a contract to secure a revised Targeted Early Help Youth Provision. The Authority is conducting the procurement using the Competitive Procedure with Negotiation procedure (CPN).The Authority proposes to enter into a Contract for a maximum period of 2 years with the successful Tenderer (Service Provider), with an option to extend for a period or periods of up to a maximum of 12 months. Such extension will be at the discretion of the Council and subject to budget clarification and satisfactory performance.
The anticipated service commencement date is July 2017.
This service specification sets out the requirements for targeted youth service provision. The programme aims to deliver ‘open access’ venues, to cast as wide a net as possible to engage young people, but with a clear focus on increasing targeted early help support and intervention for those young people in greatest need and at the greatest risk of poor outcomes.
The service will be divided into the following lots:
Lot 1: Targeted Early Help youth provision, in open access venues, in the East of Hull.
Sub lot 1.1: 10 — 13 year old.
Sub lot 1.2: 14 — 19/24 year old.
The Authority is looking for a minimum of 3 providers to deliver services against each of the sub-lots (Lots 1-3), and one provider to deliver Lot 4.
The Authority encourages consortia to deliver the contract for in order to provide value for money and the added value partnership working can bring.
Under this contract the Supplier will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development; employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.
The Authority envisages that the staff working in the current service will transfer to the Service Provider or its subcontractors, under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) (TUPE) along with the Services.

title: Targeted Early Help Youth Provision.

description: Hull City Council invited qualified and interested suppliers to tender for the provision of a contract to secure a revised Targeted Early Help Youth Provision. This service specification set out the requirements for targeted youth service provision. The programme aims to deliver ‘open access’ venues, to cast as wide a net as possible to engage young people, but with a clear focus on increasing targeted early help support and intervention for those young people in greatest need and at the greatest risk of poor outcomes. Under this contract the Supplier will be required to actively contribute to the achievement of social objectives. These include: skills development;employment and training opportunities within the locality of where the contract will be delivered; and other added value initiatives throughout the supply chain to support community programmes promoted by the council. Accordingly contract performance conditions may relate in particular to secondary considerations.

Kingston upon Hull City Council

street: Hull City Council, Room 154, The Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street

postalCode: HU1 2AA

Cornerhouse (Yorkshire)

street: 29 Percy Street

postalCode: HU2 8HL

St Michael's Youth project

street: St Michaels Church, Orchard Park Road, Orchard Park

postalCode: HU6 9BX

Hessle Road Network

street: Network Young People's Centre 1 Massey Street

postalCode: HU3 3LA

Child Dynamix

street: 95 Preston Road

postalCode: HU9 3QB


title: HTS 46/16

description: HTS Taxi Contract

Isle of Wight Council

street: County Hall, High Street

postalCode: PO30 1UD


title: P2017/1099/PE - Bespoke Education Care Package for Young Individual - Direct Award

Darlington Borough Council

street: Town Hall, Feethams

postalCode: DL1 5QT


title: Mansfield District Council MDCT 17-0386 Provision of the Design Services for the Stabilisation Works at Berry Hill Quarry, Mansfield

description: Berry Hill Quarry has been developed for housing and over time some of the quarry faces have partially eroded resulting in some significant land slippages in close proximity to the curtilages of dwellings at the base of the quarry face. The open space land above the quarry face is predominantly in the Council's ownership and some areas of the quarry face itself are in the ownership of both the Council and deeds of the dwellings. Further slippages are possible and therefore an engineering solution is required to minimise the risk of such an occurrence. As the Council owns the land above the quarry face and parts of the quarry face it is considered that the land at the base of cliff, within a defined buffer zone, should also be acquired from local residents to facilitate the implementation of an engineering solution and the long term maintenance of the quarry face.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

Bassetlaw District Council

street: QUeens Buildings,

postalCode: S80 2AH


description:
This contract is for the application of nematode solution to stumps on restock coupes in Wales, prior to restocking.
                  In order to reduce the use of chemical pesticides, NRW uses beneficial nematodes in the defence against Large Pine Weevil damage to young trees. The microscopic nematodes are applied to stumps to infect the Hylobius abietis larvae, reducing the emergent adult population and minimising fatal damage to planted trees. This application must take place during June, July and August in order to infect the larvae, before they pupate and emerge as adults. No application will take place outwith these months unless prior agreement of NRW.
                  We intend to award a contract to apply nematodes to a minimum of 150 ha and a maximum of 450 ha per annum.
                  Nematode application programme is offered in 1 lot, covering sites across the Principality, with the bulk of the programme in Tywi Forest, Hafren Forest, Ceri Forest, Clocaenog Forest and Alwen Forest.
                  — The contractor will supply a forwarder compliant with FISA 503, fuel and an FMOC qualified operator. NRW to supply the rig and spray equipment however contractor will be responsible for maintenance and repair if necessary. The contractor will also supply site security for machine if required.
                  — NRW will purchase the nematodes. However the contractor must organise delivery and storage as guidance specifies.
                  — The contractor will organise and manage a team of 4 operators to apply nematodes to every visible stump within the agreed area to be treated.
                  — The contractor will be responsible for the managing and supply of water to each site and will need to have the relevant equipment i.e. Water tank/storage, pump, water extraction licence etc. (if needed).
                  — The contractor will be responsible for checking the suitability of each site to perform operations, and the pre-larval and post spraying assessment of each site.
                  — The contractor will be designated site manager for the operation and will make day-to-day decisions to ensure that operations follow all procedures specified by Wales Silvicultural Operations (WSO).

title: Nematode Application to Clearfell Sites 2017-2021.

description:
This contract is for the application of nematode solution to stumps on restock coupes in Wales, prior to restocking. In order to reduce the use of chemical pesticides, Natural Resources Wales uses beneficial nematodes in the defence against Large Pine Weevil damage to young trees. The microscopic nematodes are applied to stumps to infect the Hylobius abietis larvae, reducing the emergent adult population and minimising fatal damage to planted trees. This application must take place during June, July and August in order to infect the larvae, before they pupate and emerge as adults. We intend to award a contract to apply nematodes to a minimum of 150 ha and a maximum of 450 ha per annum.
Nematode application programme is offered in 1 lot, covering sites across the Principality, with the bulk of the programme in Tywi Forest, Hafren Forest, Ceri Forest, Clocaenog Forest and Alwen Forest.

Natural Resources Wales

street: Ty Cambria House, 29 Newport Road

postalCode: CF24 0TP

GMD Forestry Ltd

street: 3 pen y bryn, bontuchel


currency: EUR

title: Data Futures Programme

description:
HESA's Data Futures Programme will redesign the way HESA collects, stores, analyses, and disseminates higher education data. Currently HESA operates 12 data collection streams which each have their own bespoke systems, processes and data model.
The appointed supplier will: i) Redesign the way HESA specifies, collects, stores, analyses and disseminates data relating to students undertaking higher education (including personal, subject, course and module data); and ii) deliver the new collection system for HESA to operate (see the ‘Part 1’ requirement below). The solution is anticipated to be operated by HESA as part of its ‘business as usual’ procedures (see the ‘Part 2’ requirement below). HESA sought a cloud-based solution which is flexible and scalable so it can be configured in the future, by HESA, to support all HESA collection streams.

title: Data Futures Programme.

description:
The Higher Education Statistics Agency Limited (‘HESA’) collects a range of data from approximately 260 higher education (‘HE’) providers across the UK and is regarded as a global leader in HE data collection and dissemination. HESA provides data to UK government and HE funding bodies to support their work in regulating and funding HE providers. In addition, information derived from the data is published as official statistics in many accessible formats for use by a wide range of organisations and individuals.
This contract will fundamentally redesign and transform HESA's student data collection and dissemination processes. HESA's vision is for a modernised and more efficient approach to collecting data that is able to respond to a wide range of data users. HESA's objective for this procurement was to create more relevant, reliable, comprehensive and timely information about HE for the benefit of the sector, and deliver this in efficient ways which will reduce the burden on providers.

street: 95 Promenade

postalCode: GL50 1HZ

Civica UK Limited

street: Putney

postalCode: SW15 6AR


description: Tenders were invited for the construction of a 50 m swimming pool and associated facility mix. The successful contractor will be responsible for providing this service, liaising closely with the contract manager.

title: TD1304 — The Construction of a 50m Swimming Pool at the Moorways Site, Derby.

description: Tenders are invited for the construction of a 50 m Swimming Pool and associated facility mix. The successful contractor will be responsible for providing this service, liaising closely with the contract manager.

Derby City Council

street: Council House, Corporation Street

postalCode: DE1 2FS

Bowmer and Kirkland Ltd

street: High Edge Court, Church Street, Heage, Derbyshire

postalCode: DE56 2BW


name: London Borough of Haringey — Parks and Leisure

title: Hard Landscaping — Parks.

description: Hard Landscaping — Parks.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review:
Price: 100
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric:

street: Alexandra House

postalCode: N22 8LE

Arlington Builders Ltd

street: 50 Conway Road

postalCode: N14 7BE


name: Golden Jubilee Hospital (National Waiting Times Centre Board)

title: This is Lot 8A Please note 8B is recorded Later in this notice as lot 16 — EP Ablation Catheters — Cryo Ablation

description: Medical Consumable for use in a clinical setting.

title: EP Ablation Catheters — Specialist Pulmonary Vein Ablation Using RF

description: Medical Consumables for use within a clinical setting.

title: Diagnostic EP Catheters — Standard Quadpolar Diagnostic EP Catheter

description: Medical Coonsumables for use within clinical setting.

description: Ablation Catheters including irrigated tip catheters and accessories.

title: Diagnostic EP Catheters Multi Point High Density Mapping Catheters

description: Medical Consumables for use with Cath Lab Clinical Setting.

title: Diagnostic EP Catheters — Circumferential PV Mapping Catheters

description: Electrophysiology Consumables for use within a clinical setting.

title: EP Introducer Sheaths - Introducer Heath Sets including Transeptal Long

description: Electrophysiology Consumables for use in a Clinical Setting.

title: EP Introducer Sheaths — Steerable / Deflectable

description: Clinical EP Consumables for use within Cath Lab Clinical setting.

title: This is Lot 9a — NB Lot 9b is recorded later as lot 17 and 9c as Lot 18 — EP Ablation Catheters — Irrigated Pump Flow Cooled

description: Medical Consumables for use within Clinical Setting.

title: EP Ablation Accessories — Cool Flow Tubing for EP Abaltion Pumps

description: Medical Consumables for use in a clinical setting.

title: EP Navigation Accessories — Skin Surface Ref Electrode Patch Kits for Navigation

title: Intra Cardiac Ultrasound Echo for Intra Cardiac Imaging

title: EP Transeptal Needles (Various)

title: EP Pacing Wires Transvenous

title: Temporary Pacing Wires Transvenous

title: This is Lot 8b as noted in original tender — EP Ablation Catheters Radio Frequency Ablation

title: This is lot 9B in original tender — EP Ablation Catheters Irrigated Tip Pump Flow Cooled with contact Force Sensing

title: This is Lot 9C as per original tender EP Ablation Catheter — Irrigated Tip with Navigation

description: Medical Consumables for use in Clinical Setting.

title: Electrophysiology Cath Lab Consumables

description: Diagnostic and interventional electrophysiology consumables scope of supply will include but not restricted to:Femoral Sheath Introducers;Deflectable Sheath Introducers;Transeptal Needles;Diagnostic Catheters, deflectable and fixed;Ablation Catheters including irrigated tip catheters and accessories;Connection Cables;Mapping Catheters and Accessories;Internal Cardiovision Catheters.Note: 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=442019

National Waiting Times Centre Board

street: Golden Jubliee National Hospital Beardmore Street, Agamenmon Street

St. Jude Medical UK Limited

street: Capulet House, Stratford Business Park, Banbury Road, Stratford-upon-Avon

St. Jude Medical UK Ltd

street: Capulet House, Stratford Business Park, Banbury Road, Stratford Upon Avon


title: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

description: Adults' Personal Home Support 18+.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client Review: 30
Price: 40
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom Metric: 30

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall, Walthamstow

postalCode: E17 4JF

Temp Exchange

street: 25 Ashley Road

postalCode: N17 9LJ


description: Supply and Delivery of Street Lighting Materials (Award Notification).

procurementMethod: direct

East Renfrewshire Council

street: Eastwood HQ, Eastwood Park

postalCode: G46 6UG

James M. Anderson Ltd

street: 64 Wilson Place, Nerston Industrial Estate

postalCode: G74 4QD


title: Communication planning for IICSA

description: Communication planning for IICSA creative truth project

Crown Commercial Service

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

postalCode: L3 9PP


name: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

title: Specialist community advice and support for disabled people (adults and children)

description: Provision of specialist legal advice and support for ill and disabled residents (adults and children) and their carers. This will include attendance at Personal Independence Panels and Work Capability Assessments, Work Forward Interviews, and Appeal Tribunals. This will include referrals from medical professionals, voluntary organisations, and Council departments providing adult social care, children's services (especially around Special Educational Needs), housing, and public health.

title: Specialist Legal Advice, Casework, and Representation on housing matters that fall outside the scope of eligibility for Legal Aid

description: Provision of specialist legal advice, particularly in respect of tenants and leaseholders' rights on housing matters. This will include referrals from Council departments, end-to-end legal casework, and where required legal representation at court. It will also include the provision of advice and legal support training to volunteers and local voluntary and community organisations. The funding of legal aid work will not, though, be included under the contract.

title: General Community Advice Services, and potential management of a community library and neighbourhood centre

description: Provision of advice and information on a wide range of welfare benefits, personal, debt, housing, employment, and similar matters through one-off and on-going and on-going sessions with service users. This will include performance of these services at advice centres, and via assisted self-help at information hubs including libraries and food banks. At the time of placing this Notice, no decision has been taken as to whether it will include management of a local community library and neighbourhood centre, from which general community advice and information services are provided.

title: Community advice and legal support services.

description: This Notice is issued to inform providers of the Contracting Authority's intention to advertise an opportunity in the near future (see II.3 below) for community advice and legal support services. This is not a call for competition. The community advice and legal support services contract(s) will include 3 lots for (1) general community advice; (2) specialist legal advice, casework, and representation; (3) specialist community advice for disabled people (adults and children). Depending upon the outcome of the soft-market consultation exercise (see vi.3) the resultant procurement opportunity will either be as a single consolidated contract or for separate defined lots. It is possible the contract(s) may include the need for the contractor(s) to mutually develop, agree and implement a 10-year Local Community Advice, Legal Support and Training Plan with the Council with other local advice agencies. The Lots as described (including the main and additional CPV codes) are for holding purposes.

street: Town Hall, King Street

postalCode: W6 9JU


title: Responsive Repairs, Maintenance, Void Property Works and Associated Works for Regional Lot 1

description:
— Responsive maintenance works including out of hours working,
                  — Emergency work including out of hours emergency work,
                  — Void property works and inspection,
                  — Works to Kitchens and Bathrooms.

title: Responsive Repairs, Maintenance, Void Property Works and Associated Works for Regional Lot 2

title: Responsive Repairs, Maintenance, Void Property Works and Associated Works.

Arhag Housing Association Ltd

street: Unit 8, Ground Floor, Mary Brancker House, 54-74 Holmes Road, Kentish Town

postalCode: NW5 3AQ


title: Care Home without Nursing — 65+ Temporary Illness or Frailty.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review: 50
Price: 40
Features:
Capability: 8
Qualifications: 2
Custom metric:

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

street: Victoria Avenue

postalCode: SS2 6LR

Runwood Homes

street: 107 London Road

postalCode: SS7 2QL


title: Chesterfield: Avenue Development Platform Fluvial Flow Drainage Works 2017

description: The former "Avenue Coking Works" site is located approximately 3km south of Chesterfield in the village of Wingerworth, Derbyshire. The Fluvial Flow Drainage Works required are in relation to the development platform.  The current 28Ha development platform has no engineered surface water management system. The surface is either undisturbed weathered coal measures mudstones, or where filled, capped with clay. The surface drains as a fluvial flow to the east into the public open space. The works are for provision of a temporary surface water drainage system using agreed routes, with all due regard to controlled waters to manage run-off and prevent damage to the public open space (POS) landscaped areas and pollution of the SuDS (deemed controlled waters) within the POS.

procurementMethodDetails: NotApplicable:

Homes and Communities Agency

street: Arpley House, 110 Birchwood Boulevard, Birchwood

postalCode: WA3 7QH


title: Children's Social Care 1-9 passengers.

description: Children's Social Care 1-9 passengers.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Attributes:
Client review:
Price: 100
Features:
Capability:
Qualifications:
Custom metric:

Essex County Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CM1 1QH

Metro Cars

street: Unit 3a, Harlow Exchange

postalCode: CM20 2JA


title: Supply of a Spark Generator for Production of Nano Particles

description:
The Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) is Britain's leading industrial health and safety facility. HSL supports HSE's mission to protect people's health and safety by ensuring risks in the changing workplace are properly controlled.

                BACKGROUND TO THE PROJECT

                For the calibration/validation of air sampling methods, sampler devices, sensors and the production of laboratory proficiency test samples, HSL requires the ability to produce stable standard particle atmospheres.

                OBJECTIVES

                Production of stable standard particle atmospheres with outputs of constant size and concentration.

                SPECIFICATION REQUIRED
                The requirements are for:-

                • Capability to produce carbonaceous nanoparticles in the range 20 nm - 200 nm based upon a spark discharge process with the ability to produce other metallic nanoparticles.
                • Mass flow of up to 10 mg/hour
                • Ability to produce nanoparticle output for at least 5 hours stable
                • Volume dilution output from generator (vendor to describe available options) ideally through use of mass flow controllers for precise dilution control

                Installation, Commissioning and Training.  Tender to include itemised delivery, installation, and commissioning costs for the HSL Buxton site and provision of on-site training of 3-4 staff in the use of the new system.

                Warranty.  Customary warranty or extended warranty to be offered. HSL would like to a achieve 24 month warranty period as standard for the instrument.

                Other Services: We would also like to look at preventative maintenance and calibration services

HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE

street: Health & Safety Laboratory, Harpur Hill

postalCode: SK17 9JN


title: Internal Alterations and Refurbishment to Shinfield Parish Hall

description: Internal alterations and refurbishment works to Shinfield Parish hall, including removal of central heating system and installation of new heating and ventilation system for hall, meeting room, office and kitchen; new toilets and associated plumbing works; new doors and flooring throughout the building; and decoration.

procurementMethodDetails: :AwardWithoutPriorPublication

SHINFIELD PARISH COUNCIL

street: Shinfield Parish Council, Shinfield Parish Hall, School Green, Shinfield,

postalCode: RG2 9EH


title: Alternate layer Langmuir-Blodgett Trough

description: The Purchaser is inviting tenders on the terms set out in this ITT for the supply of an Alternate Langmuir-Blodgett Trough.  There will be the possibility of a contract extension to accommodate further compatible and complimentary purchases in the future, subject to grant funding.

Lancaster University

street: Lancaster, Lancaster

postalCode: LA1 4YR


name: NHS Leeds South and East Clinical Commissioning Group

description: The CCGs are working closely together across Leeds and have an existing in-house Engagement Team. The CCGs are looking for an Independent Involvement, Engagement and Patient Experience Engagement Function who can supplement their engagement requirements, and must ensure that the statutory duty is underpinned by robust engagement which informs service delivery including the commissioning and de-commissioning of Services. The CCGs are looking for an expert resource and advisory function to complement the engagement work undertaken. This will include the Provision of an Asset-Based Engagement (ABE) approach to ensure the needs of the less often heard and hard to reach groups from each of the nine protected characteristics are taken into account. For the purpose of this RFI, the Affordability Threshold is estimated to be circa £114,000 per annum and it is envisaged that the Contract will be for a duration of 3 years with the option to extend for up to a further 2 years.

title: Request for Information for The Provision of a Patient Experience and Engagement Support Service on behalf of NHS Leeds North, Leeds South and East and Leeds West Clinical Commissioning Groups.

description: The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to support NHS Leeds North, Leeds South and East and Leeds West Clinical Commissioning Groups (the CCGs) to form a view of the best way to procure the services described below and this is not an Invitation to Tender. NHS SBS acting on behalf of the CCGs are seeking information from Providers which will be used to help determine the commissioning approach for The Provision of a Patient Experience and Engagement Support Service. This opportunity has also been advertised on Contracts Finder and further information can be found with the RFI documentation.

street: 3200 Century Way, Thorpe Park

postalCode: LS15 8ZB


name: Any UK National or Local Authority including their regional or local sub divisions and other Public Sector Bodies as identified in this notice

title: Appointment of a Leisure Services Development Partner.

description:
The Council is seeking to appoint a Single Contractor under a UK-wide public sector Framework Agreement to assist with the development of new and the redeveloping of existing Leisure/Sports related facilities and services. The appointed Developer will be a Leisure led specialist who have a successful and demonstrable track record of delivery of Sports Health/Well Being within the Public Sector. Potential bidders should note that Consortium bids will be accepted for this agreement.
The scope of the works/services to be delivered within this framework agreement is as follows:
Undertaking feasibility studies and the production of robust Business Plans for the development of Leisure Related Facilities and Services,
Leisure related Facilities design,
Construction of Leisure related Facilities,
Provision of private funding for Leisure Facilities and Services,
Marketing Branding and Sales development for Leisure Facilities and Services,
Income share.

Denbighshire County Council

street: Caledfryn, Smithfield Road

postalCode: LL16 3RJ

Alliance Leisure Services Ltd

street: 24 Angel Crescent

postalCode: TA6 3EW


title: Contract for the supply of hepatitis A vaccine

description: There is a requirement of 92,400 doses of hepatitis A vaccine to be stored centrally and for stock to be delivered over a 12 month period.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

street: 2nd floor, Rutland House,

postalCode: WA7 2ES

Aventis Pharma Ltd t/a Sanofi

postalCode: GU1 4YS

GlaxoSmithKline UK Ltd

street: 980 Great West Road

postalCode: TW8 9GS


title: Revenues and Benefits Services

description:
East Staffordshire Borough Council is inviting tenders for the appointment of a Supplier to provide printing and mailing services for Revenues and Benefits over the forthcoming three years (2018 — 2020). The proposed Contract(s) is for an initial period of three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) 12 month periods.
                  This will include production of:
                  —Daily Council Tax bills and adjustment notices.
                  —Monthly Council Tax Recovery notices.
                  —Annual Council Tax bills.
                  —Daily Business Rates bills and adjustment notices.
                  —Monthly Business Rates Recovery notices.
                  —Annual Business Rates bills.
                  —Daily Housing Benefits notifications.
                  —Daily Housing Benefit overpayment invoices.
                  —Monthly Housing Benefit overpayment recovery notices.
                  —Annual Housing Benefit notifications.
                  —Daily Council Tax Reduction notifications.
                  —Annual Council Tax Reduction notifications.
                  —Daily adhoc letters issued to taxpayers and claimants in relation to their Council Tax accounts, Business Rates accounts and Benefit/Reduction claims.

title: Electoral Services

description:
East Staffordshire Borough Council is inviting tenders for the appointment of a Supplier to provide printing and mailing services for canvasses and elections over the forthcoming 3 years (2018 — 2020). The proposed Contract(s) is for an initial period of three (3) years with the option to extend for up to a further two (2) 12 month periods.
                  This will include production of:
                  —Household Enquiry Forms (HEFs).
                  —Individual Electoral Registration Forms (IERs).
                  —Associated Reminder Forms for HEFs and IERs.
                  —Ballot Papers.
                  —Poll Cards.
                  —Postal Voting Packs.

title: Offsite Hybrid Mailing and Postal Services.

description: This tender is for the management of the hybrid printing and postal services on behalf of East Staffordshire Borough Council, incorporating our Revenues and Benefits and Election team requirements.

East Staffordshire Borough Council

street: The Maltsters, Wetmore Road

postalCode: DE14 1LA


title: Qualitative and Quantitative Primary Research

description: Specialised methodology to evaluate options for UG tariff

procurementMethodDetails: :NotApplicable

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

street: Sheffield Hallam University, Howard Street

postalCode: S1 1WB

Pricing Solutions

street: 1 Primrose St

postalCode: EC2A 2EX


title: Legal Services

description: Wave Hub Limited is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced legal service provider to support it on a range of matters including customer and supplier contracts, company matters, funding applications, state aid, procurement, research activity and site development. Experience of working in the offshore renewable energy sector is essential, as is experience of drafting and negotiating terms in both public sector and commercial contracts.

WAVE HUB LIMITED

street: Chi Gallos, Marine Renewables Business Park,, North Quay

postalCode: TR27 4DD

Burges Salmon

postalCode: BS2 0ZX


title: CSF Lot 1a + b - Samuel Kings School, Alston

description: Award Notice re further competition through Capital Schemes Framework for Internal alterations to allow the Alston Primary School and the Barnardos unit to transfer from their current site into Samuel Kings School.

Cumbria County Council

street: The Lonsdale Building, The Courts

postalCode: CA3 8NA

Jacobs Stobbarts Ltd

postalCode: CA14 3YP


name: Synergy Construction and Property Consultants LLP

title: Quantity Surveyor Framework.

description: Historic England wishes to appoint a panel of Quantity Surveyors to provide QS services which may be ordered by Historic England and fall broadly into the following categories:— Advising and preparing standard contract documentation; provide full pre and post contract services and giving expert advice.— Prepare cost information and estimates in support of, and give evidence at Public Inquiries.

awardCriteriaDetails:
Price: 30
Approach: 28
Quality of service: 28
Communications: 7
Delivery: 7

English Heritage

street: The Engine House

postalCode: SN2 2EH

Huntley Cartwright

postalCode: CR3 6HY

Mildred Howells & Co

postalCode: BS8 1PD

RNJ Partnership LLP

postalCode: NE3 2EN

postalCode: BA1 1SA


description: The Council's requirement under this Contract is for a single provider to deliver the Healthy Families Service as part of the Brighter Futures 0-19 Well-being model for children and their families. The service includes Health Visiting and School Nursing, alongside additional elements such as targeted breastfeeding support, support for teenage parents and review health assessments for Looked after Children. Full details are contained in the specification.

title: Health Families Service.

description: The Council's requirement under this Contract is for a single provider to deliver the Healthy Families Service as part of the Brighter Futures 0-19 Wellbeing model for children and their families. The service includes Health Visiting and School Nursing, alongside additional elements such as targeted breastfeeding support, support for teenage parents and review health assessments for Looked after Children. Full details are contained in the specification.

Thurrock Council

street: Procurement Services, Civic Offices, New Road

postalCode: RM17 6SL