UK-Smethwick: electrical wiring and fitting work
SHS46a electrical repairs & maintenance (public buildings only). To carry out electrical repairs/maintenance and periodic reporting, for schools and public buildings. Pricing will be based on a +/- tendered percentage. CPV: 45311000. ...
UK-Manchester: education and training services
Contract for early years training provision. Provision of training for childcare providers and their employees. CPV: 80000000, 80110000. ...
UK-Derby: insurance services
Insurance services for Leasehold Right to buy - excluding insurance broker services. Insurance for Leasehold Right to buy properties. CPV: 66510000, 66515200. ...
UK-Ashton-under-Lyne: education and training services
UK-Ashton under Lyne: Tameside's education business partnership. Educational work placements. Education and training services. CPV: 80000000. ...
UK-Dorchester: health and social work services
UK-Dorchester: care and support for services for service users living at trailway court. Onsite care and support at an extra care housing scheme in Blandford, Dorset, including settling in and health and wellbeing programme. Health and social work services. Social work and related services. Social work services. Social work services with accommodation. CPV: 85000000, 85311000, 85300000, 85310000. ...
UK-Beverley: supply services of personnel including temporary staff
Provision of winter maintenance agency workers. Provision of winter maintenance agency workers to supplement the winter service. CPV: 79620000, 79623000. ...
UK-Banbury: environmental issues consultancy services
UK-Banbury: drinks resource maps. The purpose of this project is to undertake research in order to develop detailed waste and water 'resource maps'; quantifying drink and packaging waste arisings, and water consumption, for a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks sold through the UK retail (off-trade) sector and, where applicable, through the on-trade supply chain. The resource maps will also detail overall company water usage (consumption and disposal). The drinks for consideration are: non-alcoholic drinks (also referred to as soft drinks): carbonates, dilutables, fruit juices and smoothies, still and juice drinks, and bottled water; and alcoholic drinks: beer (lager and ale), cider and spirits (whisky, gin and vodka). For waste (solid and liquid), the aim is to quantify the types of waste, including packaging, being produced in the UK at each stage of the supply chain, provide insights as to why the waste is being generated and enable the identification of priority areas into which interventions can be made to prevent waste or move waste that cannot be avoided up the waste hierarchy. For water, the aim is to quantify water usage, broken down by the same product categories/supply chain steps selected for waste, including the amount of product that is disposed of as effluent. Carbon impact and economic value will also be quantified. For liquid product waste sent to sewer, a methodology should be agreed with WRAP to distinguish liquid product waste, from other water waste sent to sewer. It is recognised that where the supply chain involves imported products or ingredients, the waste occurring in the UK only is of concern for this project; if the cause if the waste is identified as outside of the UK this should be identified. By working with those within the drinks sectors, from the relevant UK associations through to brands producing and retailers selling drinks, a series of detailed recommendations/interventions and benchmarking reports will be developed and disseminated to encourage resource efficient practice in the sector, by both reducing and preventing product (solid and liquid) and packaging waste, and efficient use of water. Examples of good practice are to be identified as well as interventions and will be used to develop case studies and guidance documents, to encourage further change across the different drinks sectors operating in the UK. Environmental issues consultancy services. CPV: 90713000. ...
UK-London: custody services
UK-London: global custodian for the council's pension fund. The global custodian services for the Councils 650 000 000 GBP pension fund for a 3 year period commencing 1.9.2010 with option to extend for a further 3 year period. CPV: 66162000. ...
UK-Edinburgh: software development services
Digital interpretation for Scottish National Portrait Gallery. The main vehicle for digital interpretation will be Faces & Places; an extensive system based in two key locations within the gallery and aimed at a primary audience of families, children and young people. Faces & Places will comprise 5 sections: Faces, Places, Timelines, Collection and Scottish National Portrait Gallery allowing the visitor open-ended, self-directed exploration of the collection. It is also expected that the onsite experience will be directly connected to an online experience. The front-end software design will be simple, contemporary, and will be in keeping with the (physical) exhibitions. Back-office systems must be robust, easy-to-update and integrated with relevant NGS systems such as nationalgalleries.org content management and MIMSY XG collection management. CPV: 72262000, 72200000, 72212190, 72212220, 72413000, 72263000, 72500000, 92521000. ...
UK-Leicester: road transport services
Large vehicle passenger transport services - contract 0062. Leicestershire County Council (on behalf of Leicester City Council) seeks to appoint an operator to provide aschoolday only local bus service operating between Braunstone and Knighton Lane East. CPV: 60100000. ...
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