title: Shrewsbury

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement — Midlands is commissioning Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) dental services, including treatment under conscious sedation, in Shrewsbury.The service is aimed at those patients who require Level 2 care – that is procedural and/or patient complexity requiring a clinician with enhanced skills and experience who may or may not be on the specialist register.The specialty of oral surgery (OS) deals with the diagnosis and management of pathology of the mouth and jaws that requires surgical intervention. Oral surgery involves the treatment of children, adolescents and adults and the management of dentally anxious and/or medically complex patients. Oral surgery care is provided by oral surgeons and by oral and maxillofacial surgeons as the clinical competencies of these 2 specialties overlap.The key objectives of the procurement are to commission IMOS dental services in Shropshire and Staffordshire that will:— eliminate current inequity of services provision across Shropshire and Staffordshire; services will be strategically located across the specified area to improve equality of access, improve waiting times for treatment and to ensure that patients who most need the services are able to be referred to a local provider,— ensure the services are delivered by appropriately registered, qualified, accredited, trained and experienced professionals to ensure that the complexity of the patient or procedure matches the skills and setting of the individual or team providing the treatment,— continue to ensure patients are seen in primary care setting in Shropshire where this is appropriate and move patients into a primary care setting in Staffordshire which will deliver shorter waiting times and travel times for the patients,— ensure that patients benefit from services which are integrated with the wider system such as managed clinical networks, secondary care, etc. oral surgery Managed Clinical Networks (MCNs) will oversee the implementation and the functioning of the specialist pathways, including quality improvement, mentorship, education, training of others, audit and leadership. All Level 2 and 3A providers will be expected to play an active role and have formal links to the Oral Surgery MCNs,— deliver treatment to those patients whose defined needs are not expected to be within the remit of a general dental practitioner (GDP) within primary care and for whom the complexity of their treatment or medical condition does not necessitate care provision in a secondary care setting,— ensure patients are only accepted for treatment if eligible for NHS care and referred through ‘Rego’ the North Midlands Dental Electronic Referral Service (DERS). Patients who are not eligible for this service will be either rejected and referred back to the referring GDP or escalated to an Acute Trust,— ensure new provider(s) actively work in partnership with NHS E/I Midlands, Local Dental Network (LDN), Oral Surgery MCN’s, Sustainable Transformation Partnerships (STP’s) and Primary Care Networks (PCN’s) to review and implement relevant commissioning standards to transform specialised dental services,— ensure that anyone performing Level 2 oral surgery procedures is accredited as a performer of oral surgery Level 2 complexity care before delivering care in this service via a local accreditation panel to accredit performers if they are not already accredited. This will be based on the NHS England Accreditation of Performers of Level 2 complexity care documentation.

title: Telford

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement — Midlands is commissioning Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) dental services, including treatment under conscious sedation, in Telford.The service is aimed at those patients who require Level 2 care – that is procedural and/or patient complexity requiring a clinician with enhanced skills and experience who may or may not be on the specialist register.The specialty of Oral Surgery (OS) deals with the diagnosis and management of pathology of the mouth and jaws that requires surgical intervention. Oral Surgery involves the treatment of children, adolescents and adults and the management of dentally anxious and/or medically complex patients. Oral Surgery care is provided by Oral Surgeons and by Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons as the clinical competencies of these 2 specialties overlap.The key objectives of the procurement are to commission IMOS dental services in Shropshire and Staffordshire that will:— eliminate current inequity of services provision across Shropshire and Staffordshire; services will be strategically located across the specified area to improve equality of access, improve waiting times for treatment and to ensure that patients who most need the services are able to be referred to a local provider,— ensure the services are delivered by appropriately registered, qualified, accredited, trained and experienced professionals to ensure that the complexity of the patient or procedure matches the skills and setting of the individual or team providing the treatment,— continue to ensure patients are seen in primary care setting in Shropshire where this is appropriate and move patients into a primary care setting in Staffordshire which will deliver shorter waiting times and travel times for the patients,— ensure that patients benefit from services which are integrated with the wider system such as Managed Clinical Networks, Secondary care, etc. Oral Surgery Managed Clinical Networks (MCNs) will oversee the implementation and the functioning of the specialist pathways, including quality improvement, mentorship, education, training of others, audit and leadership. All Level 2 and 3A providers will be expected to play an active role and have formal links to the Oral Surgery MCNs,— deliver treatment to those patients whose defined needs are not expected to be within the remit of a General Dental Practitioner (GDP) within primary care and for whom the complexity of their treatment or medical condition does not necessitate care provision in a secondary care setting,— ensure patients are only accepted for treatment if eligible for NHS care and referred through ‘Rego’ the North Midlands Dental Electronic Referral Service (DERS). Patients who are not eligible for this service will be either rejected and referred back to the referring GDP or escalated to an Acute Trust,— ensure new provider(s) actively work in partnership with NHS E/I Midlands, Local Dental Network (LDN), Oral Surgery MCN’s, Sustainable Transformation Partnerships (STP’s) and Primary Care Networks (PCN’s) to review and implement relevant commissioning standards to transform specialised dental services,— ensure that anyone performing Level 2 oral surgery procedures is accredited as a performer of oral surgery Level 2 complexity care before delivering care in this service via a local accreditation panel to accredit performers if they are not already accredited. This will be based on the NHS England Accreditation of performers of Level 2 complexity care documentation.

title: Burton-on-Trent

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement — Midlands is commissioning Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) dental services, including treatment under conscious sedation, in Burton-on-Trent.The service is aimed at those patients who require Level 2 care – that is procedural and/or patient complexity requiring a clinician with enhanced skills and experience who may or may not be on the specialist register.The specialty of Oral Surgery (OS) deals with the diagnosis and management of pathology of the mouth and jaws that requires surgical intervention. Oral Surgery involves the treatment of children, adolescents and adults and the management of dentally anxious and/or medically complex patients. Oral Surgery care is provided by Oral Surgeons and by Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons as the clinical competencies of these 2 specialties overlap.The key objectives of the procurement are to commission IMOS dental services in Shropshire and Staffordshire that will:— eliminate current inequity of services provision across Shropshire and Staffordshire; services will be strategically located across the specified area to improve equality of access, improve waiting times for treatment and to ensure that patients who most need the services are able to be referred to a local provider,— ensure the services are delivered by appropriately registered, qualified, accredited, trained and experienced professionals to ensure that the complexity of the patient or procedure matches the skills and setting of the individual or team providing the treatment,— continue to ensure patients are seen in primary care setting in Shropshire where this is appropriate and move patients into a primary care setting in Staffordshire which will deliver shorter waiting times and travel times for the patients,— ensure that patients benefit from services which are integrated with the wider system such as Managed Clinical Networks, secondary care, etc. Oral Surgery Managed Clinical Networks (MCNs) will oversee the implementation and the functioning of the specialist pathways, including quality improvement, mentorship, education, training of others, audit and leadership. All Level 2 and 3A providers will be expected to play an active role and have formal links to the Oral Surgery MCNs,— deliver treatment to those patients whose defined needs are not expected to be within the remit of a General Dental Practitioner (GDP) within primary care and for whom the complexity of their treatment or medical condition does not necessitate care provision in a secondary care setting,— ensure patients are only accepted for treatment if eligible for NHS care and referred through ‘Rego’ the North Midlands Dental Electronic Referral Service (DERS). Patients who are not eligible for this service will be either rejected and referred back to the referring GDP or escalated to an Acute Trust,— ensure new provider(s) actively work in partnership with NHS E/I Midlands, Local Dental Network (LDN), Oral Surgery MCN’s, Sustainable Transformation Partnerships (STP’s) and Primary Care Networks (PCN’s) to review and implement relevant commissioning standards to transform specialised dental services,— ensure that anyone performing Level 2 oral surgery procedures is accredited as a performer of oral surgery Level 2 complexity care before delivering care in this service via a local accreditation panel to accredit performers if they are not already accredited. This will be based on the NHS England Accreditation of performers of Level 2 complexity care documentation.

title: Stafford

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement — Midlands is commissioning Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) Dental Services, including treatment under Conscious Sedation, in Stafford.The service is aimed at those patients who require Level 2 care – that is procedural and/or patient complexity requiring a clinician with enhanced skills and experience who may or may not be on the specialist register.The specialty of Oral Surgery (OS) deals with the diagnosis and management of pathology of the mouth and jaws that requires surgical intervention. Oral Surgery involves the treatment of children, adolescents and adults and the management of dentally anxious and/or medically complex patients. Oral Surgery care is provided by Oral Surgeons and by Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons as the clinical competencies of these 2 specialties overlap.The key objectives of the procurement are to commission IMOS dental services in Shropshire and Staffordshire that will:— eliminate current inequity of services provision across Shropshire and Staffordshire; services will be strategically located across the specified area to improve equality of access, improve waiting times for treatment and to ensure that patients who most need the services are able to be referred to a local provider,— ensure the services are delivered by appropriately registered, qualified, accredited, trained and experienced professionals to ensure that the complexity of the patient or procedure matches the skills and setting of the individual or team providing the treatment,— continue to ensure patients are seen in primary care setting in Shropshire where this is appropriate and move patients into a primary care setting in Staffordshire which will deliver shorter waiting times and travel times for the patients,— ensure that patients benefit from services which are integrated with the wider system such as Managed Clinical Networks, secondary care, etc. Oral Surgery Managed Clinical Networks (MCNs) will oversee the implementation and the functioning of the specialist pathways, including quality improvement, mentorship, education, training of others, audit and leadership. All Level 2 and 3A providers will be expected to play an active role and have formal links to the Oral Surgery MCNs,— deliver treatment to those patients whose defined needs are not expected to be within the remit of a General Dental Practitioner (GDP) within primary care and for whom the complexity of their treatment or medical condition does not necessitate care provision in a secondary care setting,— ensure patients are only accepted for treatment if eligible for NHS care and referred through ‘Rego’ the North Midlands Dental Electronic Referral Service (DERS). Patients who are not eligible for this service will be either rejected and referred back to the referring GDP or escalated to an Acute Trust,— ensure new provider(s) actively work in partnership with NHS E/I Midlands, Local Dental Network (LDN), Oral Surgery MCN’s, Sustainable Transformation Partnerships (STP’s) and Primary Care Networks (PCN’s) to review and implement relevant commissioning standards to transform specialised dental services,— ensure that anyone performing Level 2 oral surgery procedures is accredited as a performer of oral surgery Level 2 complexity care before delivering care in this service via a local accreditation panel to accredit performers if they are not already accredited. This will be based on the NHS England Accreditation of performers of Level 2 complexity care documentation.

title: Stoke-on-Trent

description: NHS England and NHS Improvement — Midlands is commissioning Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) Dental Services, including treatment under Conscious Sedation, in Stoke-on-Trent.The service is aimed at those patients who require Level 2 care – that is procedural and/or patient complexity requiring a clinician with enhanced skills and experience who may or may not be on the specialist register.The specialty of Oral Surgery (OS) deals with the diagnosis and management of pathology of the mouth and jaws that requires surgical intervention. Oral Surgery involves the treatment of children, adolescents and adults and the management of dentally anxious and/or medically complex patients. Oral Surgery care is provided by Oral Surgeons and by Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons as the clinical competencies of these 2 specialties overlap.The key objectives of the procurement are to commission IMOS dental services in Shropshire and Staffordshire that will:— eliminate current inequity of services provision across Shropshire and Staffordshire; services will be strategically located across the specified area to improve equality of access, improve waiting times for treatment and to ensure that patients who most need the services are able to be referred to a local provider,— ensure the services are delivered by appropriately registered, qualified, accredited, trained and experienced professionals to ensure that the complexity of the patient or procedure matches the skills and setting of the individual or team providing the treatment,— continue to ensure patients are seen in primary care setting in Shropshire where this is appropriate and move patients into a primary care setting in Staffordshire which will deliver shorter waiting times and travel times for the patients,— ensure that patients benefit from services which are integrated with the wider system such as Managed Clinical Networks, secondary care, etc. Oral Surgery Managed Clinical Networks (MCNs) will oversee the implementation and the functioning of the specialist pathways, including quality improvement, mentorship, education, training of others, audit and leadership. All Level 2 and 3A providers will be expected to play an active role and have formal links to the Oral Surgery MCNs,— deliver treatment to those patients whose defined needs are not expected to be within the remit of a General Dental Practitioner (GDP) within primary care and for whom the complexity of their treatment or medical condition does not necessitate care provision in a secondary care setting,— ensure patients are only accepted for treatment if eligible for NHS care and referred through ‘Rego’ the North Midlands Dental Electronic Referral Service (DERS). Patients who are not eligible for this service will be either rejected and referred back to the referring GDP or escalated to an Acute Trust,— ensure new provider(s) actively work in partnership with NHS E/I Midlands, Local Dental Network (LDN), Oral Surgery MCN’s, Sustainable Transformation Partnerships (STP’s) and Primary Care Networks (PCN’s) to review and implement relevant commissioning standards to transform specialised dental services,— ensure that anyone performing Level 2 oral surgery procedures is accredited as a performer of oral surgery Level 2 complexity care before delivering care in this service via a local accreditation panel to accredit performers if they are not already accredited. This will be based on the NHS England Accreditation of performers of Level 2 complexity care documentation.

title: Market Engagement Event Relating to the Procurement of Intermediate Minor Oral Surgery (IMOS) Dental Services including Treatment under Conscious Sedation for Shropshire and Staffordshire

description: NHS Arden and Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit on behalf of NHS England Midlands (the Commissioner) would like to invite potential providers to attend a market engagement event relating to the procurement of intermediate minor oral surgery (IMOS) dental services including treatment under conscious sedation for Shropshire and Staffordshire.The market engagement event will be held from 1 p.m. on 4.12.2019 in Stafford. Further information will be circulated to delegates once the registration process closes at 11.00 a.m. on the 29.11.2019.Please see Section VI.3) Additional information for details on how to express an interest for the market engagement event.

street: Anglesey House, Wheelhouse Road, Towers Plaza, Staffordshire

postalCode: WS15 1UL


documentType: awardNotice

description: Ad-hoc taxi services for 8 passengers or less.

scheme: CPV

title: Ad-Hoc Taxi Services for 8 Passengers or less

awardCriteria: ratedCriteria

procurementMethod: open

mainProcurementCategory: services

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall

postalCode: E17 4JF

countryName: UK

Leyton Midland Cars

street: High Road, Leyton

postalCode: E10 6RF

initiationType: tender


currency: GBP

title: CA6702 - National Vehicle Fleet - Minibuses

description:
The Prince's Trust requires a National Fleet of Minibuses and Multi-Purpose vehicles to support with operational demands of the organisation.\
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    Registered:\
    Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA6702.\
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    Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA6702 as the reason for registration. \
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     Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

mainProcurementCategory: works

The Prince's Trust

street: Prince's Trust House, 9 Eldon Street

postalCode: EC2M 7LS

countryName: GB

SHB Hire Ltd

region: Hampshire

street: 18 Premier Way

postalCode: SO51 9DQ


title: Provision of Special Educational Needs Transport in the Wigton area (H1401)

documentType: tenderNotice

description: See tender documents for more information.

procurementMethodDetails: Open:

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


title: Oracle Fusion Support Service

description: Software & information systems (incl. licenses)

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromFrameworkAgreement

HIGHWAYS ENGLAND COMPANY LIMITED

street: The Cube,

postalCode: B1 1RN

5R Solutions Limited

postalCode: B15 1TH


name: Various to form panel: Link Alternative Fund Administrators Limited (LAFA), Northern Trust Global Services Plc, Langham Hall UK LLP, Crestbridge UK Limited, BNY Mellon, Aztec Financial Services (Jersey) Limited

name: Local Pensions Partnership Investments Ltd

title: Provision of Investment Fund Administration, Trustee and Depositary Services_270618

description: Award for the provision of “Investment fund administration, Trustee and depositary services” for a Real Estate fund. LPP I sought to establish a panel of specialist service providers, which it can approach to provide fund accounting, fund administration, transfer agency, trustee and depositary services for the Real Estate fund and preferably other fund structures (holding both liquid and illiquid assets) which LPP I manages/operates on behalf of its clients.

title: Lot A: Fund accounting and administration services

title: Lot B: Transfer agency services

title: Lot C: Trustee services

title: Lot D: Depositary services

description:
Local pensions partnership investments Ltd (LPP I) is inviting tenders for the provision of 'Investment fund administration, Trustee and depositary services' for a Real estate fund which it will manage on behalf of its clients. LPP I wishes to establish a panel of specialist service providers, which it can approach to provide fund accounting, fund administration, transfer agency, trustee and depositary services for the Real estate fund and preferably other fund structures (holding both liquid and illiquid assets) which LPP I manages / operates on behalf of its clients.
               Lots are comprised of:
               — lot A Fund accounting and administration services,
               — lot B Transfer agency services,
               — lot C Trustee services,
               — lot D Depositary services.
               Please note, interested suppliers will not be at any disadvantage if they decide to bid on only one Lot. Equally, interested suppliers will not be at any disadvantage if they decide to bid on more than one Lot or bid on all four Lots.

street: (‘LPPI’) c/o Knight Frank Investment Management LLP, Saddlers House, 44 Gutter Lane

postalCode: EC2V 6BR


title: FUTURE PARKS ACCELERATOR PROGRAMME EVALUATION

description:
The National Lottery Heritage Fund (The Fund) was set up in 1994 under the National Lottery Act and distributes money raised by the National Lottery to support projects involving the national, regional and local heritage of the United Kingdom. We operate under the auspices of the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF). Since January 2019 we have been operating under our current Strategic Framework: 'Inspiring, leading and resourcing the UK's heritage'.

    The Fund invests in the full breadth of the UK's natural, cultural and intangible heritage. Through our funding, our vision is to create positive and lasting change for people and communities now and in the future. This is reflected in the six outcomes which underpin our grant-making.

    The National Trust (NT) was founded in 1895 on the simple and enduring idea that people need historic, beautiful and natural places that offer people perspective, escape, relaxation and a sense of identity. The natural world also gives people fresh air, clean water and clear seas. Over the last 120 years the NT has become one of the UK's largest charities, caring for historic properties and areas of beautiful countryside. The NT welcomes everyone to explore: 780 miles of coastline, Over 248,000 hectares of land and Over 500 historic houses, castles, ancient monuments, gardens and parks and nature reserves.

    Looking after the places in NT's care now and in the future is its first responsibility. But NT's 'Playing our part' strategy to 2025 is also about how NT rises to the big challenges of the 21st century and how they works with others to find solutions. One of the four main areas that the NT strategy focuses is: Helping look after the places where people live, which has a strong focus on supporting parks and green spaces. Within this area the NT will:

     help find innovative new ways to manage local parks and heritage.
     explore and give support to local authorities, charities and communities in how to
     manage local heritage and green space.
     promote the importance of local heritage and green space, taking a leading role in Heritage Open Days celebrating why these places matter and how people can help look after them.

    The Future Parks Accelerator (FPA) is a UK-wide initiative to support local authorities and communities transform the way their urban green space estates are funded and managed. Need is urgent as most local authority budgets for green space management will be slashed to zero by 2020 as parks are a non-statutory services.

    The vision of the FPA is to create a critical mass of public parks and greenspaces in the UK on a path to sustainability and transformation to deliver even greater public benefits for the next generation

    A FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUIREMENT IN WITHIN THE ATTACHED ITT DOCUMENT.

procurementMethodDetails: OpenNonOJEU:

National Heritage Memorial Fund

street: 7 HOLBEIN PLACE,

postalCode: SW1W 8NR


title: F5 i2600 Solution and Support

description: F5 i2600 including Support

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: :Other

Derbyshire County Council

street: County Hall,

postalCode: DE4 3AG


description: The UK's Department for International Development (DFID) is preparing the business case for the economic Governance Reform in Myanmar Programme with a value of up to 35 000 000 GBP. This programme will seek to provide technical assistance, capacity building and systems strengthening in the areas of public financial management, fiscal decentralisation and extractives governance reform to selected national and subnational agencies within the Government of Myanmar, relevant parliamentary committees, research bodies and civil society. DFID will be seeking partners/suppliers to implement this new programme across these areas. The programme will have 4 components that will each contribute to this overall objective.An EME will be held on 8th August remotely. The EME has 2 objectives:(i) for DFID to engage with potential partners so as to gain information and understanding on the overall scope of the programme, explore possible approaches, and increase DFID's knowledge on how to proceed for implementation; and(ii) for the market to have a direct dialogue with the DFID programme and procurement teams, improve understanding of DFID expectations from partners, the procurement process, and forge networks amongst a range of partners.

title: Economic Governance Reform in Myanmar

description: This is a Prior Information Notice (PIN) only: publication and call for competition will be conducted once scope of work is fully defined and approved by DFID.The UK's Department for International Development (DFID) is preparing the business case for the Economic Governance Reform in Myanmar Programme. A remote EME will be held on 8th August — full details including how to register, and some pre-registration questions can be found on the following linkhttps://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLRV85M

street: Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road


name: UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) — Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)

description: The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council manages the ARCHER supercomputer service on behalf of the High Performance Computing (HPC) scientific user communities. This multi-million pound investment, which commenced service in 2013, provides national capability for scientific research across the HEI sector requiring access to high performance computing resources. Supporting a community of academic researchers across the UK, ARCHER provides a prestigious national Tier 1 compute resource for scientific endeavour. As provider of the national HPC service supporting researchers in diverse scientific fields, EPSRC currently manages the provision and support of the ARCHER service. A future capital investment will secure the next generation of HPC service and ensure provision of new HPC architecture capable of addressing the demands of increasing complexity in scientific research.The overall vision for ARCHER2 is to build on the existing Tier 1 and Tier 2 investments in national HPC facilities so that the UK is a recognised leader on the international scene for computational science and engineering. In order to achieve this, UK researchers must be able to carry out internationally competitive research across the remits of EPSRC, NERC and beyond. The benefits of the UK being world leading in computational science and engineering will be realised through:— the enhanced reputation of the UK in science and engineering as a whole,— the increased ability of UK researchers to make valuable contributions to the solution of complex scientific challenges and to the generation of quality scientific outputs,— increased attractiveness of UK researchers as partners in high profile international collaborations and improved access to large HPC resources in other countries.EPSRC, as managing agent for the national HPC facility on behalf of the other Research Councils, is looking to tender contracts for 3 elements of the ARCHER2 facility in 2019: the hardware including maintenance and support (based in Edinburgh), the Service Provision (SP) which manages academic access to the facility and the helpdesk, and the Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) support which provides software development and training and support to users of the facility to enable their codes to run as effectively as possible.The Service Provider will act to coordinate and interface with the elements of the ARCHER2 service such that there is a full extent of agreed cooperation and delimitation of responsibilities to provide the highest quality service to the user communities.The main role of the service provider is to deploy, configure, maintain and upgrade the system software, system administration tools and user environments as they are made available. Such activities must be in full partnership, cooperation and collaboration with the Hardware Provider and any other parties directly impacted by those activities. The ARCHER2 service provider will be responsible for:— integration with technology (in conjunction with the CSE and hardware support),— front line service and user engagement (via a help desk),— service availability and reliability,— scheduling and allocation of resources,— user registration and access.The service provider may be required to assume some interface responsibilities in relation to the hardware and/or CSE support contractors.Some aspects of the service provision will be based near Edinburgh.Procurement is provisionally estimated to commence in mid-March 2019 with issue of a Contract Notice.If you are interested in receiving further information regarding this requirement please provide contact details, company name and nature of interest to Allan Evett (allan.evett@uksbs.co.uk) or Laura Lewis (laura.lewis@uksbs.co.uk) and please reference “UKSBS PR17126 Lot1 ARCHER2 Service Provision (SP)” in your initial contact email.

title: UKSBS PR17126b — ARCHER2 Computational Science and Engineering provision (CSE)

description: The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council manages the ARCHER supercomputer service on behalf of the High Performance Computing (HPC) scientific user communities. This multi-million pound investment, which commenced service in 2013, provides national capability for scientific research across the HEI sector requiring access to high performance computing resources. Supporting a community of academic researchers across the UK, ARCHER provides a prestigious national Tier 1 compute resource for scientific endeavour. As provider of the national HPC service supporting researchers in diverse scientific fields, EPSRC currently manages the provision and support of the ARCHER service.A future capital investment will secure the next generation of HPC service and ensure provision of new HPC architecture capable of addressing the demands of increasing complexity in scientificResearch.The overall vision for ARCHER2 is to build on the existing Tier 1 and Tier 2 investments in national HPC facilities so that the UK is a recognised leader on the international scene for computational science and engineering.In order to achieve this, UK researchers must be able to carry out internationally competitive research across the remits of EPSRC, NERC and beyond The benefits of the UK being world leading inComputational science and engineering will be realised through:— the enhanced reputation of the UK in science and engineering as a whole,— the increased ability of UK researchers to make valuable contributions to the solution of complex scientific challenges and to the generation of quality scientific outputs,— increased attractiveness of UK researchers as partners in high profile international collaborations and improved access to large HPC resources in other countries.EPSRC, as managing agent for the national HPC facility on behalf of the other Research Councils, is looking to tender contracts for 3 elements of the ARCHER2 facility in 2019: the hardware including maintenance and support (based in Edinburgh), the Service Provision (SP) which manages academic access to the facility and the helpdesk, and the Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) support which provides software development and training and support to users of the facility to enable their codes to run as effectively as possible.The role of the CSE Provider in an integrated ARCHER2 Service is to provide software maintenance and development, user engagement and outreach, support and training in order to enable researchers and user communities to effectively and efficiently utilise ARCHER2 HPC resources for scientific research and enquiry.The ARCHER CSE support will be responsible for the integration with technology (in conjunction with the hardware and service providers), supporting the user community in developing and optimising the scientific codes that they will run on the ARCHER2 service, resolving user code problems, and providing comprehensive technical training for users across Tier 1 and integrating with the EPSRC Tier 2 HPC layer.Procurement is provisionally estimated to commence in mid-March 2019 with issue of a Contract Notice.If you are interested in receiving further information regarding this requirement please provide contact details, company name and nature of interest to Allan Evett (allan.evett@uksbs.co.uk or Laura Lewis (laura.lewis@uksbs.co.uk) Please reference “UKSBS PR17126 Lot 2 ARCHER2 Computational Science and Engineering (CSE)” in your initial contact email.

title: UKSBS PR17126 ARCHER2 Services

description: The ARCHER2 (Academic Research Computing High End Resource) HPC service is to be located at the advanced computing facility (ACF) near Edinburgh and will be provided by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to commence 6.5.2020.The service will comprise of hardware (already tendered), the service provision (SP) which manages academic access to the facility and the helpdesk, and computational science and engineering (CSE) which provides software development and training and support to users of the facility to enable their codes to run as effectively as possible. The SP [Lot (a)] and CSE [Lot (b)] are the subject of this procurement.Estimated value of the opportunity: Lot (a) SP: – 7 200 000 GBP, Lot (b) CSE — 10 600 000 GBP (all figures are for a total of 5 years and net of VAT).

street: Polaris House, North Star Avenue

postalCode: SN2 1FL

UOE HPCX Ltd

postalCode: EH1 1HT

street: Charles Stewart House University of Edinburgh, 9-16 Chambers Street, Lothian


description: Mental health services older people — Pentwyn.

title: Mental Health Services Older People — Pentwyn

Cardiff City Council

street: County Hall

postalCode: CF10 4UW

Cardiff Homecare Ltd

street: unit 6 castleton court

postalCode: CF3 0LT


name: Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission plc

title: CO-construction-LT183/LT184 VISTA 132kV UGC part B — Boat of Garten 1220

description: New 132kV cables run in ducts.Removal of existing 132kV towers and conductors.

title: 132kV Underground Cable for VISTA Boat of Garten

description: Installing 132kV cable circuits and dismantling 132kV overhead line.

awardCriteria: priceOnly

procurementMethod: selective

awardCriteriaDetails: PRICE: 100

street: Inveralmond House, 200 Dunkeld Road

postalCode: PH1 3AQ


title: Who Dares Works West Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly; Specialist Support and Work Related Activities

description:
Who Dares Works is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund, led and managed by Active Plus Community Interest Company and delivered by a partnership of 17 social enterprises. It aims to help and inspire people aged 18 and over who are not working, who live in West Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly and who have a range of needs or barriers to overcome, to reconnect with education, training and work. The project is currently funded until 31 December 2019 with a proposed extension to September 2020 awaiting final approval. This tender is issued in anticipation of that extension

                                  Active Plus wishes to bring a small number of new partners into the Who Dares Works Partnership to deliver a range of specialist support and work-related activities that have been identified as needs through participant assessment and feedback and intelligence gathered from project mentors and other partners. Some activities have been previously spot-purchased through low value procurement processes and we are seeking to formalise the inclusion of those activities into the project through open competition.  The services are divided into seven Lots (see attachment)

                                  Organisations can respond to one or more Lots but must complete a separate response form for each one. NB: we are not seeking one organisation to deliver all services or any applications from partnerships or consortia. Services within lots may be awarded to more than one organisation. Delivery will take place in the West Cornwall Local Action Group are  unless there is a robust business case for it to happen outside of the area - this must include details of how participants from West Cornwall will access the service. The main delivery hubs are Penzance, Hayle and Helston but delivery is not exclusive to these areas. A description of all Lots is included in the tender pack.

                                  The minimum contract value is £2,500. The maximum will vary according to each Lot, demand and fit within the Project as a whole. Contracts will be initially let until October 2019 but subject to final approval of a project extension could be extended, with an end date no later than December 2021. Active Plus reserves the right to make offers to successful partners that may be less than the volume of delivery they are seeking funding for.

                                  For a tender information pack please email: communities@activeplus.org.uk   include 'Who Dares Works Tender APWDW02' in the heading. Failure to do so may result in tender packs not being issued. Please indicate which of the Lots you are interested in applying for and include the name of your organisation and contact details for the lead responsible person.
                                  The deadline to request a tender information pack is 20 May 2019
                                  The deadline for receipt of tenders is: 7 June 2019
                                  A tender briefing event will be held on 21 May 2019

ACTIVE PLUS COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY

street: Health and Wellbeing Innovation Centre, Treliske

postalCode: TR1 3FF


description: The UK's Department for International Development is seeking lead supplier/consortium to implement phase 3 of the International Citizen Service programme (ICS3).ICS2 currently supports projects in 8 countries (Tanzania, Uganda, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Zambia, Kenya and Nigeria) at a cost of around 18 000 000 GBP per year. The current ICS2 programme is scheduled to complete in early 2021. By the end of the contract, phase 2 will have supported over 26 000 volunteers to leave a lasting positive impact in some of the world’s poorest communities whilst building their own skills, confidence and job prospects.It is anticipated that ICS3 will support up to 3 000 volunteers per year on 10–12 week volunteering placements in developing countries. Placements will be open to 18 to 25-year-olds from the UK and overseas (on a 1:1 ratio). Volunteers will stay as guests in host homes and work side-by-side in their host communities. All placements will be in ODA-eligible countries identified as low or medium in the UN Human Development Index. UK participants will be representative of the UK population, with diversity monitored according to participant ethnicity, geography, disability, gender and socioeconomic background.DFID aims to award the new ICS3 contract between Autumn 2020 and Spring 2021 to ensure a robust handover with the incumbent supplier and mitigate the risk of any gap in project delivery.It is currently anticipated that we will contract through a competitive tender for a single lead supplier/consortium to deliver the ICS3 requirement via the EU OJEU process. Notwithstanding section II 1.6) above — this is likely to be structured as a lotted procurement with specific detail on: number of lots and permutations for participating, still to be considered/developed. DFID encourages interest and participation from suppliers with the appropriate capability and capacity to fully deliver a requirement of this nature.

title: International Citizen Service Programme (ICS3)

description: ICS3 will deploy young volunteers from the UK and overseas on high-quality, safe volunteering placements that enable them to participate on the frontline of development. Participants will build their own confidence and employability prospects, whilst contributing to tackling the root causes of extreme poverty in some of the world’s poorest communities. A cross-country project portfolio will focus on areas where young people bring unique strengths to the development sector. This includes 3 thematic areas — tackling stigma and discrimination against marginalised groups; helping young people access basic health and education services; and improving livelihoods for those living in extreme poverty. We want to equip young people from the UK and overseas with the confidence and skills to be active and engaged citizens, whilst setting them up to thrive in a competitive and changing employment market.


title: Contamination Hit Squad

description: The London Waste and Recycling Board is seeking a supplier for the provision of consultancy services to supply and manage a team of dedicated contamination (waste) officers for a pilot in London.

London Waste And Recycling Board

street: 69 Wilson Street,

postalCode: EC2A 2BB


title: Desktop Hardware Refresh - Lot 1

description: Supply of Replacement Laptops, Docking Stations, 2-in-1 Tablets and 3D Modelling Desktop Base Units.

Sunderland City Council

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR4 6PA

XMA Ltd

postalCode: NG11 7EP


title: The Provision of Philanthropic Giving Support- SE914

description:
This Invitation to Tender (ITT) relates to the award procurement for Philanthropic Giving Support.

                Sport England as the contracting authority is tendering for the supply of Philanthropic Giving Support. Sport England is seeking through this tendering process to award a contract with a suitably capable Contractor to provide Philanthropic Giving Support for an initial term of 12 months and a unilateral option of Sport England to extend for a period of 12 months. The anticipated contract value is £20,000 - £30,000 (exc. VAT) over the initial contract period, with the option to extend.

Sport England

street: 21 Bloomsbury Street,

postalCode: WC1B 3HF


title: Thames Valley Berkshire Smart City Cluster - Challenge Fund Call - Development of the Internet of Things

description:
This Challenge Call is funded through a £1.73m project funded by Thames Valley Berkshire (TVB) Local Enterprise Partnership.
            The Challenge Fund Calls involve addressing challenges developed by the four local authorities engaged in the project, namely Reading Borough Council, Bracknell Forest Council, Wokingham Borough Council and West Berkshire Council.
            This is the second of two Challenge Fund Calls to be launched in 2019. These challenges are being delivered in parallel with the deployment of a LoRa LPWAN internet of things network across the four authorities. This is one of five challenges that are each being published separately.
            The aim of the Challenge Fund Calls is to grant fund innovative projects that will address the challenges set out in each Call. The challenges have been developed through a series of workshops with senior officers within the local authorities and hence identify real needs that should be met. Through funding the projects we are expecting solutions and pilots that not only address the challenges set by the local authorities but also have a strong business case for the recipient of the funding so that we are growing innovative business in Thames Valley Berkshire.

            This call consists of  challenge 9: Development of the Internet of Things, with a grant award of up to £100k. Each of the four authorities owns a challenge and will work with the successful applicant to help guide the solution to meet the local authorities need.

procurementMethodDetails: Other:

Reading Borough Council

street: Bridge Street, Reading

postalCode: RG1 2LU


title: Roof Void Fire Stopping and Associated works at Peter Fagan House, Hayes

description:
The undertaking of this specific service ducts / roof space works to provide protection from fire and smoke afforded by the respective horizontal and vertical compartmentation lines between:

                            -  Remedial work within the roof space.
                            -  Replacement  roof hatches doorsets
                            -  Remedial works within service ducts risers
                            - Replacement service riser doorsets
                            - Service penetration from corridors  to fire break barriers above entrance doors
                            - All works compliant with Approved Document B

London Borough of Hillingdon

street: London Borough of Hillingdon, Civic Centre,

postalCode: UB8 1UW


measure: electronicBids

measure: smeBids

name: Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

title: Medical Devices Maintenance

description: The Authority is looking to secure the services of suitably skilled, qualified and experienced Consultant to act as Authorising Engineer for Medical Devices, also undertaking maintenance, calibration and repairs to the Trust’s approximately 1 200 medical devices throughout some 50 sites across Surrey, North Hampshire, South East London and parts of Kent.

title: Authorising Engineers — Medical Devices

description: The Authority is looking to secure the services of suitably skilled, qualified and experienced Consultant to act as Authorising Engineer for Medical Devices, also undertaking maintenance, calibration and repairs to the Trust’s approximately 1200 medical devices, throughout some 50 sites across Surrey, North Hampshire, South East London and parts of Kent.Following the conclusion of the competitive tendering exercise the Authority will then enter into contract with the successful consultant. Contracts will be for an initial 3 year period with the option to extend the term for a further 2 x 2 year periods up to an overall maximum term of 7 years from the commencement date.

street: 18 Mole Business Park

postalCode: KT22 7AD


title: Contract

description: Tryptone Soya Agar and Sabouraud Dextrose Agar Plates [1940792].

Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

street: A Floor, Belfast City Hospital, Lisburn Road

postalCode: BT9 7AB

Procurement and Logistics Service

street: 77 Boucher Crescent

postalCode: BT12 6HU

Biomerieux UK Ltd

street: Grafton Way

postalCode: Hampshire


title: Framework Agreement for the Provision of Works under Disabled Facilities Grants

description:
Winchester City Council invites applications from suitably experienced organisations who wish to be considered for selection to tender for the Provision of Works under Disabled Facilities Grants.

                    Winchester City Council's Private Sector Housing is seeking suitable contractors capable of carrying out adaptations to client's bathroom to meet their assessed needs under the Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG). Works will typically include for the stripping out of existing fittings and replacement as a wet room. The extent of the works will vary from case to case and the extent of works required will be determined by an Occupation Therapist's assessment of needs.
                    In addition the scope will include for the provision of a minor works service. Works under this heading will typically involve the fitting of simple adaptations (such as the installation of handrails).

                    The Contract will commence on 02 September 2019 and will be for a period of 3 years.

                    Interested parties should register their interest in the project via the In-Tend website https://in-tendhost.co.uk/hampshire, and complete and submit the tender return document together with any supporting information requested by 12:00 hrs on Tuesday 13 August 2019.

Hampshire County Council

street: Colebrook Street, Winchester

postalCode: SO23 9LJ


title: Night Service

description: Domiciliary night service for vulnerable people living in their own home.

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

street: Westgate Plaza One, Westgate

postalCode: S70 2DR

TLC Homecare Ltd

postalCode: S75 2BL


description: Mental health services older people – Plasnewydd.

Cardiff City Council

postalCode: CF10 4UW

I Care

street: Unit A1/A2, Cook Court

postalCode: CF24 5AB


title: Provision of Data Handling Services for the HQ Air Occupational Psychology Team

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

postalCode: L3 9PP

name: Crown Commercial Service on behalf of Royal Air Force (RAF) - Headquarters : Ministry of Defence


title: ITT for Projects 105018, 105057, 105036

description: ITT for Projects 105018, 105057, 105036

procurementMethodDetails: :CallOffFromDynamicPurchasingSystem

UK RESEARCH & INNOVATION

street: Polaris House,Norths Star Avenue,

United Konsultants

region: Berkshire

street: 3 Richfield Place

postalCode: RG1 8EQ


title: Workspace Management Services

description: Scottish Water requires cloud hosted software and hardware workspace management service.

Scottish Water

street: The Bridge, Buchanan Gate Business Park

postalCode: Stepps, Glasgow

Keytree Ltd

street: 53 Chandos Place

postalCode: WC2N 4HS


title: Development of Knitting Industry Specific IT Systems R&D/051/P119

description: A SparkFund Business would like to commission the services of a suitable qualified and experienced supplier for the development of knitting industry specific IT systems .

SparkFund

street: Enterprise Centre, University of Hull, Cottingham Road

postalCode: HU6 7RX


title: Service and maintenance of Hamilton ML-STAR model STARLet8ML

description:
The Agency required a support contract for a Hamilton ML-STAR model STARLet8ML Serial number 5374 with a MFX cool accessory.
                We require an annual PPM to manufacturers instructions which should included Labour and parts as listed to be changed. Additional this contract will need to cover any Ad-Hoc repairs. This contact will be required for the next 5 years"

                If you can provide the service that meets these requirements, please email to (nawaz.habib@nibsc.org) to register an interest.

                If no submissions (by close of play 11 June 2019) of potential interest are received, it is then intended to perform a direct award without competition to the sole supplier we believe can provide this service.

MHRA Buyer Organisation

street: Blanch Lane, South Mimms,

postalCode: EN6 3QG


title: Purchase of up to 5 x 5,000kg wheelchair accessible COACH built minibuses

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

street: Shearbridge Depot, Shearbridge Road

postalCode: BD7 1PU

Treka Bus Ltd

postalCode: HD6 1XF


name: COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY LIMITED

title: Mental Wellbeing Services

description:
The Coventry and Warwickshire Co-operative Development Agency (CDA) is the lead partner of
                      a local partnership which is delivering the Accelerate project. These contracts have been funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund and are part of the Building Better Opportunities Programme Accelerate aims to deliver a varied and holistic programme of support for people needing help to tackle barriers to employment across Coventry and Warwickshire.

                      The project has been delivering advice, guidance, confidence building, skills enhancements, barrier breaking and work experience to over 1000 unemployed or economically inactive people in Coventry and Warwickshire since July 2016, helping participants to overcome barriers and move towards and into employment.

                      More information about the project can be found at www.accelerate.org.uk

                      The successful bidder will be required to provide Mental Wellbeing services in South Warwickshire and Coventry.

                      This will include a combination of:
                      • One to One general support sessions - maximum 12 sessions per participant
                      • Group activities to identify mental wellbeing concerns. This may include activities to help participants to self-manage low self-esteem or anxiety and stress.

                      The successful bidder will also be required to recruit and support 4 volunteers to provide peer support to Accelerate Participants.

                      A total of £45,000 is available for this contract. The project allows a maximum 15% of total salary costs towards indirect costs (no evidence required)

                      We are looking for an organisation who will be able to begin work no later than 7th October 2019 and will deliver until 2nd October 2020.
                      Applicants will be assessed using the following criteria

                      • Successful track record of working on similar contracts
                      • The extent to which the proposal meets the contract requirements
                      • Value for money
                      All tenders will be scored. Delivery to the specification will contribute towards 70% of the score, 20% towards previous experience and 10% towards Value for money.

                      Tenders should include information about how you would approach the mental wellbeing support and your experience delivering similar activity in the past.  Please also provide a breakdown of your costs (i.e. number of staff days, materials budget etc.)

                      Please provide contact details of two suitable referees who can be contacted prior to the award of the tender.

                      All tenders should quote the tender reference in the subject heading and be provided in writing and emailed to:

                      Mandy Bygrave - Operations Manager
                      Coventry and Warwickshire Co-operative Development Agency

                      Email:  m.bygrave@cwcda.co.uk

                      CWCDA
                      30A Binley Road
                      Coventry
                      CV3 1JA

                      Tel:  024 7663 3911

                      Tenders are invited before 5pm on Wednesday 31st July 2019. Please feel free to contact us with any queries you have regarding your submission.

                      Interviews for successful applicants will take place on Thursday 15h August 2019.

                      Please refer to CDA website for more de

procurementMethodDetails: OpenOJEU:

street: 30a Binley Road,


description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

title: Adults' Personal Home Support 65+

description: Adults' personal home support 65+.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

street: Waltham Forest Town Hall

postalCode: E17 4JF

Dennyson Care Ltd

street: Dennyson Care Ltd

postalCode: IG1 1BA


title: GB-Middlesbrough: NHC Robot

description:
The contract is for the supply of Robotic system for proteomics.

                "The National Horizons Centre project is receiving up to £3.2m of funding from the England European Regional Development Fund as part of the European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme 2014-2020. The Department for Communities and Local Government (and in London the intermediate body Greater London Authority) is the Managing Authority for European Regional Development Fund.

                Established by the European Union, the European Regional Development Fund helps local areas stimulate their economic development by investing in projects which will support innovation, businesses, create jobs and local community regenerations. For more information visit https://www.gov.uk/european-growth-funding."

Teesside University

street: Borough Road,

postalCode: TS1 3BA


title: CA5838 - CPC/KB/01/2018: Outsourced Catering Services

description:
It is a requirement of the tender that the selected supplier(s) extend the terms to all eligible Institutions and Consortia, as defined by the CPC including further education colleges/Institutions, universities, sixth forms, academies, schools, museums and other similar organisations.Future members of the CPC will be from the education sector, the majority of whom will be on the open access EduBase public portal www.gov.uk/guidance/get-information-about-schools.Current User details are available from the following link www.thecpc.ac.uk/Users/regions.php. The tender is available for UK public sector bodies www.thecpc.ac.uk/suppliers/eligible-public-sector-bodies.

          To access this competition:

          Registered:
          Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA5838.

          Not registered:
          Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA5838 as the reason for registration.

           Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.

Kings International College

street: Watchetts Drive,

postalCode: GU15 2PQ

Aspens Services

postalCode: WR3 8SX


title: GB-London: PRO.015-18 - Cedars Road

description: NOTE: This notice was updated on 28 October 2019 for the following reason: Amended 'Deadline for Expression of Interest' to allow more time - it was too short, previously.(Refurbishment work. St Mungo's Community Housing Association (St Mungo's) is seeking a Design and Build contractor to deliver the redevelopment of 113 Cedars Road and 115 Cedars Road, London, SW4 0PW.  The site will provide approximately 250 square metres of Internal refurbishment/remodelling works to form new residential accommodation plus circulation and office space. The project provides an outstanding opportunity for a Design and Build partner to work alongside St Mungo's.)

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted:

street: 3 Thomas More Square,

postalCode: E1W 1YW


description: The procurement requirements and process are detailed in the tender documentation and supporting annexes.

title: Digital Strategic Road Network (DSRN): Development of an Incident Management Simulation and Visualisation Platform

description: The tender seeks to develop a decision support tool for incident management and operational planning of the strategic road network, in support of a Highways England’s DSRN vision. In particular, the scope of works will require the successful respondent to:Develop an incident management tool, capable of supporting operations at the West Midlands Regional Control Centre. The decision support tool will encompass the entire “Birmingham Box”, a region bounded by the M5, M6 and M42.Develop a tool that can identify spare capacity in the network (around the Birmingham Box). This could involve identifying when to change speed limits, deploy ramp metering, altering the traffic light sequence, etc.Install the developed software at the West Midland Regional Control Centre and lead a user testing phase.

Transport Systems Catapult

street: 3rd Floor The Pinnacle, 170 Midsummer Boulevard

postalCode: MK9 1BP

Immense Simulations Ltd

street: Studio J2 Witan Studios, 279 Witan Gate

postalCode: MK9 1EJ


title: GB-Loughborough: LU00641 - Wofson T-Building Windows

description: Replacement Aluminium Windows to Wolfson 'T' Building

Loughborough University

street: Epinal Way,

postalCode: LE11 3TU


title: Provision of Home to School transport in the Cockermouth area (T0602)

description:
Tenders are invited for the provision of passenger transport services by taxi, minibus and/or coach in relation to Home to School in the Cockermouth area

                    The minimum number of seats required is 4

                    You must refer to the "Instructions for Tendering" prior to submitting your bid.

                    All submissions must be uploaded and returned via the Chest

                    The documents that must be included in your submission are:

                      Information and Declaration
                      Tender Pricing Submission
                      Daily timetable template

                    The deadline for submission is:

                    10:00 Thursday 17th January 2019

                    PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE UPLOADED ALL THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AS FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN YOUR TENDER SUBMISSION NOT BEING CONSIDERED

Cumbria County Council

street: Cumbria House, 107 - 117 Botchergate

postalCode: CA1 1RD


description: Should Worcester City Council (WCC) choose to conduct a procurement exercise in the future this contract will offer a unique opportunity to a commercial software provider/developer to work with WCC to supply and develop a single business system solution to provide back office business support and management information across environmental operations disciplines. It is the ambition of WCC to support all (or as much as possible) of it’s Environmental operations with one business system provided by one supplier and testing the feasibility and indicative costs of this ambitious project is the objective of this SMTE.Cost savings for a cross cutting project of this type will be hard to quantify for some time to come so obvious identifiable efficiency improvements are paramount to the successful birth of this project.Currently there is an array of legacy systems on various platforms, with limited integration between systems.Integration and flexibility is the key to any new solution. Providing end to end management for routine work or a one off task is essential whether it is a daily work schedules for waste collection, a re route for a missed bin, broken glass emergency in a busy playground, street cleansing or a customer enquiry/transaction via any digital device. It is also essential that integration with other corporate systems such as Finance, GIS and HR is seamless.Customer and employee access to a new environmental operations service system using any digital device at any time from anywhere is also of high importance.Technology and working practices have advanced considerably over the last few years, the new solution should exploit new technology such as (but not limited to) in cab devices, intelligent bin tagging, digital storage on the cloud, remote team working communications and customers/employees using social media as viable communication channels.Any solution should have comprehensive and flexible management information analysis at its heart with service provision performance indicators automatically recorded for consistency allowing informed management decisions.All channels of customer contact ranging from face to face to digital wrist watches via a web portal should be managed transparently by a customer relations module with input and out put of communications tailored to the customers needs.WCC will be interested to hear views on this project and to have non-binding discussions with any interested parties. Contact with WCC must, in the first instance be through the ProContract portal as defined in this PIN.The Council is using the e-procurement portal known as the Due North Pro-Contract portal https://procontract.due-north.com to conduct this soft market testing exercise.To gain access to the market testing documents, suppliers will need to register their company details at the above website. Once registered, suppliers will be emailed a login and password which will allow them to gain access to the procurement documents. Suppliers will need to search for the soft market testing invitation under Worcester City Council and then electronically submit an expression of interest and follow the online instructions to view the documents.

title: Soft Market Testing Environmental Operations Service Business System

description: This is a call for a Soft Market Testing Exercise (SMTE) prior to the possible placement of an OJEU notice calling for a procurement. We expect to place the OJEU Notice during 2019/20 but it may differ significantly from the topics raised here: There is no guarantee that the OJEU Notice will be placed.Should Worcester City Council (WCC) choose to conduct a procurement exercise in future this contract will offer a unique opportunity for a commercial software provider/developer to work with WCC to supply and develop an ambitious single business system solution to provide back office business support and management information across all environmental operations. It is the ambition of WCC to support all (or as much as possible) of it’s Environmental operations with one business system provided by one supplier and testing the feasibility and indicative costs of this ambitious project is the objective of this SMTE.

Worcester City Council

street: The Guildhall, High Street

postalCode: WR1 2EY


name: Greater Manchester Pension Fund (C/O: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)

title: Soft Market Test: GMPF Payroll Consultancy support

description: Greater Manchester Pension Fund: Payroll Consultancy support - Soft Market Test ONLY. The deadline for responses to this soft market test is 7th August at 12pm, responses must be received via the Chest, (see link). - THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION.  Click the link to the Chest to find out further information about this soft market test. DO NOT CONTACT THE NAMED INDIVIDUAL ON THIS ADVERT DIRECTLY.

street: 4th Floor, Waterside House, Waterside Plaza

postalCode: M33 7ZF


title: Power Purchase Agreement for Off-site Renewable Electricity

description:
The City of London Corporation (The City) is seeking to enter into an offsite Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with a renewable energy project owner and operator (The Developer), from which The City purchases all (or an agreed proportion) of the power generated at an agreed fixed price for the duration of the contract, indexed annually to CPI, along with renewable energy benefits.

    The Project should be new i.e. not yet fully constructed, and it must be built in Great Britain (i.e. excluding Northern Ireland) and should expect to deliver on average c.40-60 GWh per annum with P50 outputs near to 50 GWh per annum preferred. This could be from a single generation asset, several assets, or a proportion of a larger asset. The Developer shall commit to minimum delivery requirements for project availability.

    The contract structure will be a sleeved ('physical') PPA, for the supply of onshore wind power or solar power only, with an existing utility supplier providing the sleeving services (The Sleeving Supplier).

    The City will acquire the exclusive right to the power and, at no additional cost, the associated environmental attributes (including Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin ("REGOs")) under the PPA and the Sleeving Supplier will facilitate (or "sleeve") the supply of such power and associated environmental attributes from the renewable energy project to the City pursuant to the terms of the sleeving PPA entered into between the City and the Sleeving Supplier.

    The term of the PPA will be 15 years from the Commercial Operations Date (COD). The first date on which COD can be reached for the purposes of the PPA is 1 October 2020. By 1 April 2021 the Developer must have achieved either COD in respect of the Project or be able to offer an alternative Bridging solution (i.e. REGO-backed power at the same PPA price from an operational source). The City's preference is for COD or a Bridging Solution to be provided as close to 1 October 2020 as possible but this must be provided by 1 April 2021 at the latest. The longstop date for the Developer to achieve COD in respect of the Project is 1 April 2022, except to the extent that the Contractor does not provide a Bridging solution from 1 April 2021, in which case the COD Longstop Date is 1 April 2021.

procurementMethodDetails: CompetitiveDialogueOJEU:

City of London Corporation

street: City of London Corporation, Guildhall

postalCode: EC2P 2EJ


title: PAN2085COP - Public Realm - National Space Centre and Abbey Pumping Station (Wallingford Drive)

Leicester City Council

street: City Hall (4th Floor), 115 Charles Street

postalCode: LE1 1FZ

Arcadis LLP

street: 34 York Way


title: Aldershot Crematorium Consultancy

description:
Rushmoor Borough Council is seeking to appoint a specialist consultant to conduct a feasibility study into replacing the existing cremators at the

          The Park Crematorium
          Guildford Road
          Aldershot
          Hampshire
          GU12 4BP
          The Park Crematorium, Aldershot is owned and managed by Rushmoor Borough Council.
          We have three cremators which were installed circa 2000, and currently hold 1700 cremations per year.
          We are seeking a specialist and experienced consultant to give us advice and costings on the feasibility of replacing the cremators potentially within the next 18 months, or if it is more cost effective, remain with our existing ones.
          • We would require a detailed condition survey of the current plant with a life cycle report to enable future decisions, together with an options appraisal and recommendations. We would expect this to include a review of utility costs both current and future, and showing energy comparisons.
          • We would expect a site visit to review and assess the existing equipment.
          • Review the current number of cremations and consider potential future demand due to the expansion of the local population.
          • To consider the change in the average physical size of the population and any implications for the size of cremators required.
          • To consider the suitability of the existing building structure to accept new cremators.
          • To consider the installation of abatement equipment and any adaptation/refurbishment to integrate with existing equipment.
          • We would also expect you to liaise with the Bereavement Services staff to consider all requirements of the cremation service and practical issues.

          If new cremators are recommended, we would expect to have no or minimal loss of service during their installation and the feasibility should be commented upon within the report.
          New cremators would need to be compliant with the mercury abatement regulations.
          An inspection and site visit is essential, as the Council will not accept additional fees because of the lack of familiarisation with the site conditions.
          A site visit can be arranged by contacting
          Kelly Chambers
          Bereavement Services Manager
          Telephone  01252 321653
          Email  Kelly.chambers@rushmoor.gov.uk

Rushmoor Borough Council

street: Council Offices, Farnborough Road

postalCode: GU14 7JU


description: The UoE invites tenders for supply, installation, initial training and technical services in relation to a single-crystal diffractometer and associated variable temperature devices suitable for data collections with samples contained in diamond anvil cells.We will establish a unique facility by combining a state-of-the-art commercial diffractometer with bespoke high-pressure equipment. The instrument will be located in the Centre for Science at Extreme Conditions at The University of Edinburgh, a cross-disciplinary collaborative organisation of academic staff from the Schools of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Engineering, Geosciences and Physics and Astronomy.

title: Diffractometer

University Of Edinburgh

street: Charles Stewart House, 9-16 Chambers Street

postalCode: EH1 1HT

Bruker UK Limited

street: Banner Lane

postalCode: CV4 9GH


currency: USD

description: Lilondi Hydropower project (the ‘Project’) shall be ~4,5 megawatt run-of-river undertaking aiming to feed electricity to the Tanzanian national grid. The Project will be constructed under the provisions of the FIDIC Conditions of Contract, 2017 Silver Book or similar.Virunga Power Holdings Ltd (a lead developer through a project special purpose vehicle Lilondi Hydropower Ltd) requires an owner’s engineer consultant.The consultant shall, among others:1) Review EPC contractor’s documents such as the engineering design and recommend the reviewed design for implementation;2) Undertake project management and construction supervision including review and recommendation of EPC contractor's design, procurement, pre-dispatch inspection and equipment testing;3) Implement measures for the control of costs, schedules and quality;4) Supervise commissioning tests (wet and dry) and performance tests of the completed facilities;5) Lead the plant take over and submission of final acceptance certificate.The consultant shall also provide support to the client during the defect liability period. These tasks will be carried out in close coordination with the client.The project will be tendered via an open process and the consultant shall be selected based on their financial, economic, technical, and professional capacity, to review and make recommendations on the EPC contractor’s method statements, calculation reports, design documents and drawings to meet the employer’s requirements. The most economically advantageous tender is the technically compliant tender with the best price-quality ratio. The best price-quality ratio is established by weighing technical quality against price on a predetermined basis.

title: Selection of Owner’s Engineer for the EPC of Lilondi Hydropower Project

description: The proposed construction of the hydropower Project (‘Project’) located on Lingatunda Falls of Lilondi River in Mahanje village, Madaba District, Ruvuma region, Tanzania. The Project is a ~4,5 megawatt run-of-river hydropower that aims feed electricity to the Tanzania national grid. The project will be constructed under the provisions of the FIDIC conditions of contract for EPC Turnkey Projects Agreement 2nd Edition (2017, Silver Book) or similar. The EPC Contractor will take ultimate responsibility for delivering a fit for purpose project in accordance to the employer’s specifications.Project development shall be funded in whole or part by InfraCo Africa Ltd (‘InfraCo’). InfraCo is a member of the Private infrastructure development fund (‘PIDG’), funded by the secretary of State for International Development of the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (‘DFID’) and the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (‘SECO’) and other donors.

Infraco Africa Ltd

street: 6 Bevis Marks

postalCode: EC3A 7BA


title: GB-Leeds: H/3508- High Speed Centrifuge

description: The University of Leeds notice of award of a high speed centrifuge.

University of Leeds

street: Purchasing Office, 1 - 3 Lifton Villas

postalCode: LS2 9JZ

VWR International

postalCode: LE17 4XN


name: NHS England, Specialised Commissioning, North Region

description: North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) are working for, and on behalf of, NHS England, Specialised Commissioning who wish to commission Provision of Death in Custody (DIC) Clinical Reviews for Health and Justice North Team including Prisons and Secure Children’s Homes for the North Region; including North West, Yorkshire and the Humber and Cumbria and the North East.The aim of the service will be to deliver a clinical review of a death in custody occurrence within Prisons and Secure Children’s Homes in the North Region which will form part of the Prison and Probation Ombudsmen (PPO) investigation and subsequent PPO report.The basic principles that mirror that of the open procedure will be followed for this procurement to test the capacity, capability, and technical competence of tenderers in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015.This procurement will be conducted via the NECS e-tendering system (Proactis) as such there will be no hard copy documents issued to bidders and all communications between bidders and NECS, including tender submissions, will be conducted via the PROACTIS portal.To express an interest in tendering for this procurement, please register on the PROACTIS e-tendering portal, which can be found at: https://www.proactisplaza.com/SupplierPortal/?CID=NECS and follow the registration instructions.

description: NHS England, Specialised Commissioning for the North Region including Cumbria and the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber and North West intend to commission Provision of Health and Justice Clinical Reviewers (Death in Custody). This notice is to alert the market to the future tendering opportunity which is anticipated to be available in October 2018.

street: Preston Business Center, Watling Street Road Fulwood

postalCode: PR2 8DY

Spectrum Community Health CIC

street: 1 Navigation Walk, Hebble Wharf

postalCode: WF1 5RH


title: Access Door Equipment

description: Lot 1: access door equipment.

title: Access Ramps

description: Lot 2: access ramps.

title: Bathing

description: Lot 3: bathing boards/seats, etc.

title: Bathing

description: Lot 4: bathing — shower seats.

title: Seats & Beds

description: Lot 5: Seats and Beds

title: Beds & Accessories

description: Lot 6: beds and accessories — rails, etc.

title: Beds and Accessories — Variators

description: Lot 7: beds and accessories — variators.

title: Kitchen Equipment

description: Lot 8: kitchen and domestic.

title: Moving and Handling

description: Lot 9: moving and handling — turntable/slide sheets.

title: Moving and Handling — Lifting/Standing Aids

description: Lot 10: moving and handling — lifting/standing aids

title: Rails

description: Lot 11: rails.

title: Seats and Seating

description: Lot 12: seats and seating.

title: Toilet Equipment

description: Lot 13: toilet equipment — general

title: Toilet Equipment — Wash/Dry Toilets

description: Lot 14: toilet equipment — wash/dry toilets.

title: Children's Equipment

description: Lot 15: children's equipment.

title: Supply and Delivery of Aids for Daily Living, Occupational Therapy Equipment and Supporting Services

description: Aberdeenshire Council along with participants Aberdeen City Council and Bon Accord Care wish to establish a framework agreement for the supply and delivery of aids for daily living, occupational therapy equipment and supporting services.

Aberdeen City Council

street: Woodhill House, Westburn Road

postalCode: AB16 5GB

Bon Accord Support Services Ltd

street: Inspire Building, 1st Floor, Beach Boulevard

postalCode: AB24 5HP


name: Central Housing Investment Consortium Limited ("CHIC")

title: Procurement of a Framework of Suppliers for Kitchens, including Adapted Kitchens and Kitchen Sinks, with an option for Supplier Installation (New Build Only)

description: CHIC is acting on behalf of its members (and others in other consortia or as individuals who become CHIC Members over time) in procuring a framework for the supply of kitchens, adapted kitchens and kitchen sinks as set out in this notice. The requirements include the supply of pre-assembled or flat-pack kitchens (including adapted kitchens and kitchen sinks) with an option for supplier installation when used on new build properties.

street: 84 Spencer Street

postalCode: B18 6DS

Magnet Ltd

street: Allington Way, Yarm Road Business Park

postalCode: DL1 4XT

Rixonway Kitchens Ltd

street: Churwell Vale, Shaw Cross Business Park

postalCode: WF12 7RD

The Symphony Group Plc

street: Pen Hill Estate, Park Spring Road

postalCode: S72 7EZ

Joinery & Timber Creations (65) Ltd

street: Camperdown Works, 27 Harrison Road

postalCode: DD2 3SN

Moores Furniture Group Ltd

street: Thorp Arch Estate

postalCode: LS23 7DD


title: 3D Printing Support to RWM

description: 3D Printing Support to RWM

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED

street: Radioactive Waste Management Limited, Building 587, Curie Avenue, Harwell

postalCode: OX11 0RH

WSP UK Limited

street: 70 Chancery Lane

postalCode: WC2A 1AF


name: Qube Qualifications and Development Limited

title: Bedfordshire Employment and Skills Service CBC-0961-DPS-LS-BESS-03 - AWARD

description:
The Service is looking to purchase courses that complement and broaden the current curriculum for 2018-19 and is seeking to support two key groups of residents (later referred to as 'learners'):
                      o Residents who are unemployed and looking for work.
                      o Residents in low paid work and seeking career progression (earning below ?15,736.50 annual gross salary and who would be eligible for full funding).
                      Courses should be aimed at supporting residents towards or into employment or with career progression.
                      Courses can be accredited or non-accredited.
                      Courses can support learners to overcome barriers with work or career progression.
                      Courses can be sector specific or more general employability provision.
                      Providers should consider access to provision with venues, days and times that support access to learning, for example by those in low paid employment or with caring responsibilities. This might include but is not limited to: Twilight courses (i.e. early evening); Evening courses; Weekend courses.

Central Bedfordshire Council

street: Priory House, Shefford

postalCode: SG17 5TQ

eVolve your future

postalCode: NN10 9YS

region: Oxfordshire

street: 7 Park Square

postalCode: OX14 4RR


description: We require a comprehensive tenant home contents insurance cover that will:— cover the entirety of the Beyond Housing footprint,— allow for premiums to begin from between 4 000 GBP to 6 000 GBP,— ensure a good standard of standard home contents cover— deliver commission to the Beyond Housing company,— allow for additional cover to be added i.e. personal belongings, wheelchairs, accidental damage, etc.,— allow for a marketing budget to be utilised to improve numbers on the scheme.

title: Tenant Home Contents Insurance Provision

description: Tenant home contents insurance provision.

Beyond Housing Ltd

street: Brook House, 4 Gladstone Road

postalCode: YO12 7BH


name: JOHNSON CONTROLS BUILDING EFFICIENCY UK LIMITED

title: VRV Modifications for Nottingham Office

description: Property Alterations: Cooling and ventilation equipment installation for HM Land Registry's Nottingham office.

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveQuotationNonOJEU

Hm Land Registry

street: Castle Wharf House, 2 Canal Street

postalCode: NG1 7AU


name: West Wallasey Car Hire Ltd (Lead Provider)

name: Arnold Clark Finance Ltd (Reserve Provider)

currency: EUR

title: DN253531 Short Term Vehicle Hire

description: Liverpool City Council invited tenders for the provision of short term passenger and light commercial hire services. The provision of the vehicles on hire are intended for business use only and will need to meet the requirements of Liverpool City Council.

Liverpool City Council

street: 4th Floor, Cunard Building

postalCode: L3 1DS

postalCode: Liverpool


title: Vehicle Purchase

procurementMethodDetails: :CompetitiveDialogueOJEU

FCO SERVICES

street: Hanslope Park,

postalCode: MK19 7BH

TOYOTA GIBRALTAR STOCKHOLDINGS LTD

postalCode: GX11 1AA


title: Market Hill Footpath Construction - Tender

description: Construction/Renewal of new public highway footpath on Market Hill Bawtry DN10 6JL

Bawtry Town Council

street: The Old Coach House,,


name: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn Nhs Foundation Trust

title: Maintenance for Karl Storz Scopes

description: Fully Comprehensive Maintenance Contract for Karl Storz Video Uretero Renoscopes 15/11/19 to 14/11/20

street: QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL,

postalCode: PE30 4ET

NHS Supply Chain

region: West Yorkshire

postalCode: WF6 1TL


measure: foreignBidsFromEU

description: Education Scotland is seeking to contract with an organisation to carry out evaluative research on the impact of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) Education and training strategy on practitioners, young people and families.The contract will run from January 2020 to March 2020 and will focus on evaluating the impact of Round 1 of the enhancing professional learning in STEM grants programme.

title: Evaluating the Impact of Professional Learning in STEM — 'Building a STEM Nation'

description: Section 3: Scope/statement of requirementEducation Scotland is seeking to contract with an organisation to carry out evaluative research on the impact of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) education and training strategy on practitioners, young people and families.

Education Scotland

street: Denholm House, Almondvale Business Park

postalCode: EH54 6GA

Ekosgen

street: 4/2 137 Sauchiehall Street

postalCode: G2 3EW


title: HP ZBook 15 GS

description: Minor IT - 9 x HP ZBook 15 G5 Mobile Workstation purchased via LUPC NDNA framework and contract terms

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

street: Kew,

postalCode: TW9 4DU

The Desk Top Publishing Group

street: 4 Bowcliffe Road


name: NHS Supply Chain acting as agent for Supply Chain Coordination Ltd

description: Managed equipment service relating to pathology and point of care.

title: Pan Pathology and Point of Care Managed Equipment Service

description: The purpose of this notice is to draw attention to a procurement that NHS Supply Chain intends to commence. We will be holding a supplier event on the 27th March and invitation will be going out to interested providers. Please reply to this notice to register your interest.

street: Wilderspool Park, Stockton Heath

postalCode: WA4 6HL


title: MSC Cruise Coach Services

description: Merseytravel is the executive body for transport of the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority. As part of this role, Merseytravel owns and operates the Mersey Ferries.Mersey Ferries operate a programme of cruises along the Manchester Ship Canal, between Liverpool/Wirral and Salford. There are around 40-50 cruises each year, usually between April and October.Merseytravel requires a reliable, high-quality, customer-focused coach service to provide return travel for cruise customers, either from Salford to Liverpool/Wirral or vice versa. The numbers of passengers on each cruise varies, but the maximum is 350.The contract period is from April 2019 to March 2022 (although it may be extended by up to 2 years, at Merseytravel’s discretion).

title: MSC Cruise Coach Services

Merseytravel

street: 1 Mann Island

postalCode: L3 1BP

Swans Travel Ltd

street: Stanley House, Broadway Business Park

postalCode: OL9 9XA


title: Public Affairs Framework

description: Award notification

Sunderland City Council

street: Civic Centre, Burdon Road

postalCode: SR4 6PA

Weber Shandwick

street: 2 Jordan Street

postalCode: M15 4PY

Brunswick

street: 16 Lincolns Innfields

postalCode: WC2A 6AE

Portland

street: 85 The Strand

postalCode: WC2R 0DW

Bircham Dyson

street: 50 Broadway

postalCode: SW1H 0BL


name: Northern Ireland Electricity Networks Ltd

title: S1076 (2020) Hire and Maintenance of Mobile and Standby Generators

description: The contracting entity intends to establish a framework arrangement under which it shall appoint economic operators to enter into separate framework agreements for the provision of hire of and maintenance of mobile and standby generators across four (4) separate lots. Each framework agreement will be for a period of five (5) years with an option, exercisable entirely at the discretion of the contracting entity and subject to the terms of the framework agreement, to extend by a further optional period of up to three (3) years, with a total potential duration of eight (8) years.

street: 120 Malone Road

postalCode: BT9 5HT

Balloo Hire Centre Ltd

street: 31 Sydenham Road

postalCode: BT3 9DH

Edina UK Ltd

street: 12 & 13 Rugby Park, Bletchley Road

postalCode: SK4 3EJ


title: SBC0919 PROVISION OF CONSTRUCTION SERVICES THROUGH A DEVELOPMENT PARTNER

description:
Stevenage Borough Council are currently out to tender for the provision of CONSTRUCTION SERVICES THROUGH A DEVELOPMENT PARTNER
                The Works generally comprise of the redevelopment of the site to provide 236 new build dwellings across two phases for both affordable rent and private sale, a community centre, four retail units, a bar/restaurant/kitchen and a health and beauty room along with amenity space, hard and soft landscaping, external fixed furniture and features and the improvement of existing services and access roads.
                The development is designed for general needs with the exception of Block A2 which has been designed for Older Persons

                The Works
                The Council is looking for a contractor that will work with the council to deliver homes that are:
                a. Built to a good technical specification, delivering a high quality homes
                b. Delivered on time, helping the council meet its future demand for housing
                c. Delivered on budget, offering excellent value for money

                The Scope of Works
                The project details for this New Build scheme are as follows:
                Name: Kenilworth Close and Malvern Close
                Address: Kenilworth Close, Stevenage, SG2 8TB & Malvern Close, SG2 8UH
                No. of Units: 236
                Proposed Tenures: Independent Living Scheme, Social Rent, Affordable Rent, Private Sale
                Delivery: Scheme to be delivered in two phases
                Type of delivery: Provision of construction services on affordable tenures and profit share on private sale units. This includes the development partner:
                a. Funding the profit share part of the scheme to match the initial investment made by the council which includes the residual land value. The profit share element of the scheme consist of:
                I. 22 private sale units in the Independent Living Block (Phase1)
                ii. 10 private sale units in block A1 (Phase 1)
                iii. 7 private sale units in Malvern Close (Phase 1)
                iv. 51 Private sale units in block A3 (Phase 2)
                v. 9 private sale houses (Phase 2)
                b. Providing sales and marketing services for the private sale units

                This procurement is a Open Process.Suppliers wishing to take part in this project are invited to express interest which will give access to the full procurement documents in the e-tendering system.

                Any questions relating to this tender must be made via correspondence on the website, in accordance with the procurement documents and can be addressed to the main contact as shown in the details above.

                Please allow sufficient time to make your return as late returns will not be permitted by the system.

Supply Hertfordshire

street: Danestrete, Stevenage

postalCode: SG1 1HN


name: O'Connor Sutton Cronin and Associates (London) Ltd

name: RSK Land and Development Engineering Ltd

name: Waterman Infrastructure and Environment Ltd

title: London and Quadrant Housing Trust — Civil Engineers (Counties) Framework 2019 — 2021

description: London and Quadrant Housing Trust and its subsidiary quadrant construction services are one of the largest providers of affordable housing in the UK, housing over 250 000 people in more than 95 000 homes, primarily across London and the South East of England. London and Quadrant Housing Trust are tendering for the provision of Civil Engineers for London and Quadrant’s Self Delivered New Build Projects to comply with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The objective of this tender process is to establish a Framework Agreement with the tenderers and London and Quadrant Housing Trust. The dates and contract value are estimates and could be subject to change. This is tender is for service providers only.

London and Quadrant Housing Trust

street: 29-25 West Ham Lane

postalCode: E15 4PH

AKT II Ltd

street: White Collar Factory, 1 Old Street Yard, London, EC1Y 8AF

Armstrong Burton Structures Ltd

street: 260 Lichfield Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B74 2UH

Building Design Partnership Ltd

street: 11 Ducie Street, Piccadilly Basin, Manchester, M60 3JA

Calfordseaden

street: Devonshire House, 60 Goswell Road, London EC1M 7AD

Civic Engineers Ltd

street: Carvers Warehouse, 77 Dale Street, Manchester, M1 2HG

Clarkebond (UK) Ltd

street: The Cocoa House, 129 Cumberland Road, Bristol, BS1 6UY

Colin Toms and Partners LLP

street: Suffolk House, 154 High Street, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 1XE

Create Consulting Engineers Ltd

street: 25 Church Close, South Walsham, Norwich, NR13 6DW

Cundall, Johnston and Partners

street: 4th Floor, Partnership House, Regent Farm Road, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 3AF

Curtins Consulting Ltd

street: 51-55 Tithebarn Street. Liverpool, L2 2SB

Frankham Consultancy Group

street: Irene House, Five Arches Business Park, Maidstone Road, Sidcup, Kent DA14 5AE

Graphic Structures Ltd

street: 43 Benhill Road, Sutton SM1 3RR

Heyne Tillett Steel Ltd

street: 4 Pear Tree Court, London, EC1R 0DS

Jenkins and Potter Ltd

street: 67-74 Saffron Hill, London EC1N 8QX

Jubb Consulting Engineers Ltd

street: Unit 1 Ensign House, Parkway Court, Longbridge Road, Plymouth, PL6 8LR

Meinhardt (UK) Limited

street: Meinhardt (UK) Limited, 10 Aldersgate Street, London, EC1A 4HJ

The Millward Partnership

street: No 1 Malin Hill, Nottingham, NG1 1JQ

MLM Consulting Engineers Ltd

street: Grove House, Mansion Gate Drive, Leeds, LS7 4DN

street: 2 Snow Hill, Unti 234, Birmingham, B4 6GA

Patrick Parsons

street: 34 Candler Mews, Amyand Park Road, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW1 3JF

Peter Brett Associates LLP

street: Buckingham Court, Kingsmead Business Park, London Road, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 1JU

Ridge and Partners LLP

street: The Cowyards, Blenheim Park, Oxford Road, Woodstock, OX20 1QR

RPS Consulting Services Ltd

street: 20 Western Avenue, Milton Park, Abingdon, OX14 4SH

street: Spring Lodge, 172 Chester Road, Helsby, WA6 0AR

Tully De'Ath (Consultants) Ltd

street: Sheridan House, Hartfield Road, Forest Row, RH18 5EA

Waldeck Associates Ltd

street: Adamson House, Centenary Way, Salford, M50 1RD

Wardell Armstrong LLP

street: Sir Henry Doullton House, Forge Lane, Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 5BD

street: Pickfords Wharf, Clink Street, London, SE1 9DG

Wilde Consultants Ltd

street: Brindley Lodge, Adcroft Street, Stockport, Cheshire SK1 3HS


title: UKSBS CR18198 - A framework and assessment of delivery capabilities in Local Enterprise Partnerships

description: To assess the institutional capability (roles, functions, and resources) of all Local Enterprise Partnerships in England to successfully deliver applicable place-based policies of the National Industrial Strategy.

UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED

street: Polaris House,

postalCode: SN2 1UH


title: TC1001 - Fully Managed Salary Sacrifice Shared Cost AVC Scheme

description: The provision of a fully managed scheme to include the management of employee applications and salary sacrifice data and integration with the AVC provider ("Prudential") application processes.

Manchester City Council

street: Room 407, Town Hall

postalCode: M60 2LA

AVC Wise Ltd

postalCode: GU9 7UD


title: BBC Studios Distribution 2018-19 GT #2

description:
UKTV DEAL
              Technical support in respect of Significant Risk #4: UKTV deal. This is a complex commercial transaction and we are seeking framework partner support in respect of:
              - Critical challenge of our audit approach;
              - Completeness check of key judgements identified;
              - Review of the BBC's accounting policies and contracts; and
              - Specific media sector expertise.
              The outputs expected on completion of the assignment
              Workpaper issued from GT to NAO for inclusion on audit file. Workpaper will indicate the documents that have been reviewed, communication with the audit team, findings and recommendations.

National Audit Office

street: 157-197 Buckingham Palace Road,

postalCode: SW1W 9SP

Grant Thornton UK LLP

street: 300 Pavillion Drive

postalCode: NN4 7YE


name: NCC Group Security Services Limited. Trade as NCC Group

title: IT Health Check

description: To cover a single aspect of the current contract, 'PSN IT Health Check by a CESG Check accredited provider'

Bristol City Council

street: Bristol City Council, City Hall, College Green

postalCode: BS1 5TR

postalCode: M3 3AQ