UK-Wigan: custom software development services
Integrated Hospital information system - RRF013. Wigan, Wrightington & Leigh NHS Foundation Trust (WWL FT) is a major acute trust serving the people of Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh. Innovative and forward thinking, the Trust is dedicated to providing the best possible healthcare for the local population of over 300 000. The Trust is committed to designing services around the needs of patients and for patients to be cared for as close to their home as possible. The Trust mission statement is. To create the right conditions for our staff to put our Patients' needs at the heart of everything we do. WWL FT operates across 3 hospital sites, has a state of the art outpatient centre and offices based in Buckingham Row and Bryan House. We employ over 4 000 staff, have 850+ beds and host over 200 000 outpatient appointments per year. We are seeking to appoint a supplier for the provision and development of a comprehensive fully integrated hospital information system. The system will be designed to provide a single view of patient information with near real time reporting that enables the Trust to move from a heavily paper based organisation through to being greater that 90 % paperless within 3 years. Initially WWL FT requires an integrated patient administration system, electronic prescribing system and an emergency care system. The chosen supplier will also have capabilities in electronic medical records and the demonstrated ability to automate other hospital processes (e.g. maternity, order communications, theatre management, bed management) in a fully integrated manner. In addition, any solutions must be capable of interoperating with or utilising existing systems such as the national program for IT CRIS / PACs, our VOIP based Unified Communications systems, and emerging medical decision trees. The Trust is looking to partner with a visionary and innovative company who are capable of maximising the efficiency, effectiveness, quality and safety of the patient services we provide through the application of information technology. CPV: 72230000. ...
UK-Glenrothes: printing and related services
Provision of print services. Fife Council has a requirement for a number of printing contractors to join a framework agreement to provide printing services across Fife. The framework agreement will be managed by the Fife Council's Print Unit. Any print requirement which cannot be met in-house will be competed between contractors who have been successful in gaining a place on the framework agreement. To date the total external spend on printing is approximately 600 000 GBP per annum however as this is a demand led service there will be no guarantee of minimum volumes. The print requirement for Fife Council is detailed in the specification of requirement (Schedule 4) below; digital printing will be met in-house by the print unit however there may be occasions were they do not have the capacity to carry out: Digital printing, Finishing work, Binding & numbering, Stitching perforating, Folding, Laminating, Envelope printing, As a result the framework may be used to meet this need where these situations arise. The contractors will be expected to play a key role in assisting Fife Council with the provision of print through a quality, proactive, efficient, and timely service delivery that fully meets Fife Council expectations. It should be noted that lead times can dictate the requirement for Fife Council print services and where necessary the contractor's representatives will be required on Council premises throughout Fife within a 24 hour notice period. This will include instances of proof collection/drop-off, specialist advice & other associated services. As well as working with the Print Unit, contractors may also be expected to work closely with other service areas of Fife Council as and when required to ensure a seamless service delivery. This contract is expected to commence on 1.9.2010 for two years with the option of 2 one year extensions available at the sole discretion of Fife Council. CPV: 79800000, 79810000, 79820000, 79821000, 22000000, 22100000, 30199700, 30199710. ...
UK-Derby: suction-sweeper vehicles
Tender for the supply of precinct sweepers. The supply of precinct sweepers. CPV: 34144431. ...
UK-Normanton: paper sterilisation pouches or wraps
Tray wrap and sterilisation products (Lot 7). NHS Supply Chain has entered into arrangements under which it will be entitled to purchase supplies and/or services which it will make available for purchase by 1) any NHS Trust; 2) any other NHS entity; 3) any government department, agency or other statutory body and/or 4) any private sector entity active in the UK healthcare sector. Only NHS Supply Chain can order from the framework agreement and enter into contracts under it]. CPV: 33198200. ...
UK-London: sandwiches
Supply and delivery of sandwiches and snack packs to the Metropolitan police service. The supply and delivery of sandwiches and snackpacks to the Metropolitan Police service. CPV: 15811510, 15811511. ...
UK-Sunderland: fire-brigade uniforms
UK-Sunderland: North East Fire And Rescue Authorities clothing project. The following four Fire and Rescue Authorities are seeking tenders for the provision of personal protective equipment, uniform and uniform accessories for a contract period of 60 months (5 years) with an option to extend for a further 3 x 12 months. Cleveland Fire Brigade (CFB). County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Authority (DDFRA). Northumberland Fire and Rescue Authority (NFRA). Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Authority (TWFRA). CPV: 35811100. ...
UK-London: property insurance services
Property stock insurance not incorporating broker services. Property Stock and related property liability. CPV: 66515200. ...
UK-Durham: research and development services and related consultancy services
IM&T Audit Services for County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust. County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust has appointed an independant and experienced provider of IM&T audit services to provide its Board of Directors, in conjunction with the Trust's Accounting Officer and the Trust's Audit Committee, with an independant and objective opinion on risk management, control and governance in relation to IM&T. CPV: 73000000, 73210000, 73220000. ...
UK-London: pest-control services
Pest control services. Imperial College has a requirement for the provision of pest control services to its campuses, halls of residence and other facilities at South Kensington, Charing Cross, Harlington, Teddington, Putney, Ascot, Brompton, Paddington, Hammersmith and Wye (near Ashford in Kent). The successful contractor shall be required to provide reactive as well as planned pest eradication and control services for a wide variety of pests including rats, mice cockroaches, garden ants, pharaohs ants, beetles, crickets, fire brats, flies, fruit flies, silverfish, squirrels, wasps, pigeons, mites and stored product insects. The use of the buildings is variable and includes offices, lecture theatres, laboratories, storerooms, plantrooms, student accommodation (bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and common areas), shops, commercial kitchens, bars and dining areas, sports facilities and external compounds housing waste facilities. There may from time to time be a requirement to access a building out of normal working hours. The duration of the contract will be for an initial period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years. CPV: 90922000, 90923000, 90924000. ...
UK-London: printing services
Marketing print and fulfilment services. — The BBC currently has a print roster in place which includes a print manager and 3 strategic printers with whom the BBC has a direct relationship. There are also additional agreements for printing services outside of the roster for specific projects. The current value of the print spend is circa 1 800 000 GBP-2 300 000 GBP per annum in total (including both the roster and in respect of additional specific projects). The BBC's preferred suppliers for design work are contractually obliged to use the BBC's 3 current preferred strategic printers for BBC orders, — Fulfilment requirements are covered by a separate roster. Fulfilment represents a spend of circa 500 000 GBP per annum. The BBC wishes to re-tender together its print and fulfilment requirements. For BBC orders the suppliers appointed will be able to source paper from the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) frameworks for paper supply and benefit from OGC negotiated rates. The requirements will be split into 2 separate lots. Bidders applying for lot 1 can also apply for lot 2. Similarly, bidders for lot 2 can also apply for lot 1. To manage lot 1 we are seeking to appoint 1 supplier, a 'Print Partner'. Our intention is that this relationship will operate in a similar way to a print management model but enabling greater control for BBC stakeholders to specify which printers are used and greater interaction if required. We are therefore looking specifically for a supplier with print management experience and capabilities. The Print Partner will be expected to enter into subcontracts with a range of print providers who will meet the BBC's requirements in respect of parts (a) to (e) of lot 1. The Print Partner is also free to propose that it provides some elements of the services itself. Parts (a) and (b) of lot 1 will be directly managed by the Print Partner and the BBC will have no direct contractual relationship with the subcontracted print providers. The BBC will, however, have some degree of involvement in the way in which the Print Partner selects its subcontracted print providers and this will be documented in the contract between the BBC and the Print Provider. Parts (c), (d) and (e) of Lot 1 will also be managed through the Print Partner, however, BBC stakeholders will require significant involvement from the subcontracted print provider itself and we expect a different commercial approach for these parts compared to Lot 1 parts (a) and (b). The BBC expects that all products will be produced in strict accordance with the BBC Branding and Environmental standards. The BBC will require the successful suppliers to advise users of the most cost effective solution to ensure value for money is obtained from the licence fee. The lot 1 provider will be responsible for enforcing the BBC's environmental policy. We will be promoting (as best practice) the use of minimum 50 % content recycled paper on all jobs, whilst also seeking an environmental grading/scoring service to be provided by the print partner so stakeholders can assess the environmental impact of each print job before proceeding. CPV: 79810000, 79824000, 79820000. ...
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