UK-Basildon: district heating
UK-Laindon, Basildon, Essex: communal plant heating abd water management. The contract relates to the management of heating and water storage central plant asset, predominately relating to assisted person (sheltered housing scheme). Heating: routine annual servicing and emergency repairs of mechanical plant such as boilers, burners and emergency gas isolation systems. Water storage: the implementation of a legionella risk management programme to central and communal water systems. District heating. Water-treatment work. District heating boiler. Repair and maintenance services of machinery. CPV: 09323000, 45232430, 50530000, 42515000. ...
UK-Gloucester: repair and maintenance services of central heating
Gas servicing and maintenance. Servicing and maintenance of gas appliances in domestic dwellings and sheltered accommodation. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=78683. CPV: 50720000, 50531200, 50531100, 45331000, 45331100, 38431200. ...
UK-East Kilbride: development consultancy services
UK-East Kilbride: fund manager for Afghanistan Business Innovation Fund. DFID is seeking to procure the services of a consultant to act as fund manager to establish and run the Afghanistan Business Innovation Challenge Fund (ABIF) under DFID Afghanistan's Supporting Employment and Enterprise Development (SEED) umbrella programme (2009-2013). The Fund Manager will be required to disburse matching grants to third parties from the private sector on a competitive basis and provide technical expertise in the following areas; private sector development in fragile states - specifically the promotion and facilitation of private sector investment into innovative business models that yield wider developmental/ pro-poor benefits, among others through transformative market system changes. The overall goal of SEED is to increase economic opportunity delivered by the private sector, resulting in the creation of 20 000 jobs and a 10 % increase in incomes of 200 000 Afghans by 2013. Its Purpose is to strengthen the private sector's ability to invest and compete. The ABIF aims to support the SEED purpose and goal by catalysing innovative business models that improve access to markets and contribute to income and employment generation. Neither the selected Fund Manager, nor it's employees or associates will be eligible to receive funds due to the conflict of interest this would present. The Fund Manager will be expected to pre-finance all costs in respect of the contract including all costs associated with the 6 000 000 GBP fund. All costs should be claimed in arrears in line with DFID's standard terms and conditions of contract. Development consultancy services. CPV: 73220000. ...
UK-London: general management consultancy services
Economic, financial and related consultancy services framework. The contracting authority with the support of other public bodies intends to award a collaborative framework agreement. The contracting authority is acting as the lead purchaser. In addition to the lead purchaser, the UK public bodies named at section VI.3 have committed on a non-contractually binding basis to this procurement. A framework is required for the provision of specialist consultancy advice relating to economic, financial and related consultancy services. The framework has been divided into seven broad Lots: Lot 1 - Energy advice relating to economic and environmental areas. Lot 2 - Transport advice covering economic and related areas. Lot 3 - Postal services economic & operational advice. Lot 4 - General advice relating to economic and environmental areas. Lot 5 - Corporate finance and accountancy. Lot 6 - Policy development & implementation. Lot 7 - Project management. Each of these lots has been further divided by a number of sub-lots (please see Annex B for further information on the sub-lots). The Authority envisages that the number of suppliers appointed to each sub-lot is not expected to exceed eight. Particular projects called off under this framework agreement will vary in size and complexity. The volume of work awarded will depend on the specific requirements of the contracting authority and other public bodies who may use the framework. No guarantee of future volumes of work can be given. Applicants to the framework must complete and submit a pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) in accordance with the instructions in this notice and the PQQ in order to be considered. The PQQ must be requested from Dave.Rosbotham@psc.gov.uk. CPV: 79411000, 72224000, 66171000, 79200000, 79210000, 79211000, 79311400, 90713000, 66122000, 79311410. ...
UK-Sunderland: refuse and waste related services
Waste disposal & management services. The University of Sunderland is committed to managing its waste and recycling in a responsible and legally compliant manner. Therefore, we are seeking to procure the services of a waste contractor to collect, transfer and dispose of general, recycled and baled waste from its sites. Whilst offering a quality waste management service, it is important to enhance our commitment to minimising the effect of waste on the environment by reducing consumption, re-using materials, recycling and working towards reducing landfill. Waste includes, general, trade, WEEE, chemical, clinical, hazardous, confidential, etc. CPV: 90500000, 90524300, 90520000, 90514000. ...
UK-Llandudno: health and social work services
New Work connection project. The New Work connection project is an ESF Convergence funded project, covering the four local authority areas of Ynys Mon, Conwy, Denbighshire and Gwynedd. It aims to provide intensive support and guidance to people, who are both economically inactive and facing major disadvantages in their lives, with regard to pursuing training and employment opportunities. The sponsors of the project are the 4 Social service departments from these Local Authorities. The Conwy social service department working with the Mental health partnership provides help and support to those individuals and their families with Mental Health problems. But we recognise that more needs to be done to support people disadvantaged by mental illness and the associated stigma, to undertake training and employment. The value of both training and employment has long been acknowledged as key to promoting recovery and to assist the individual in taking up their rightful position within the community. The New Work connections project intends to provide individuals with Mental health problems greater opportunity to achieve economic independence and greater self esteem. The ultimate goals and outcome will understandably be different between individuals but the objective is to assist each participant to achieve their own potential. Conwy County Borough Council wishes to work with suitably qualified and capable organisations to provide training and employment opportunities for adults with Mental Health needs. The project aims to increase employment and tackle economic inactivity by bringing more people into employment by implementing active labour market policies and supporting people to overcome a wide range of barriers to sustainable employment, and helping to address specific barriers faced by disadvantaged groups. The scheme is funded until 31.3.2014 but it is hoped that the Service provider may be able to secure additional funding, from other sources, during the timescale of the project, to continue this valuable work. Please request a pre qualification questionnaire (PQQ) from: contractsteam@conwy.gov.uk. Completed PQQ must be submitted by: 4.10.2010 (12:00). CPV: 85000000, 80000000. ...
UK-London: research and development services and related consultancy services
2440 People and places: applicant support The Big Lottery Fund (BIG) is a non-departmental public body and the largest Lottery Distributor in the UK. In 2009/2010 it received over 28,000 applications and currently has some 40 000 grants in management. In Wales, BIG and its predecessors have invested over 600 000 000 GBP in projects that support the needs of communities across Wales. People and Places is the demand led programme for Wales. Launched in 2005 it enables people to become involved in revitalising their communities, improving community relations, and enhancing their local environment, community services and amenities. The programme supports co-ordinated action by people to make their communities better places to live. It will support local projects and projects that operate in more than one geographical area, regionally or throughout Wales. People and Places aims to enable people to work together for strong communities, social justice and better rural and urban environments. Projects are expected to: — meet a proven need and work together to make the community a better place, — help people to develop their skills and confidence so that they can become more involved in and lead community projects, — consult people that will benefit, — tackle problems in new ways, although we will support tried and tested ideas as long as there are new or enhanced elements, — bring real improvements to communities and the lives of people most in need. In order to support applicants, BIG requires an organisation to provide a bilingual, Wales-wide support service to help our funding reach people and communities most in need by improving the quality of applications to BIG's People and Places programme, reducing the number of ineligible or low quality applications, and improving the number of successful applications generally, as well as from key areas and sectors. The support service may include the following elements: — Outreach support including 1:1 support for organisations applying to the People and places grant programmes in Wales: — Support applicants completing a full application to the People and places programme, — A limited amount of pre-application support in partnership with BIG staff, — Workshops/seminars for applicants on agreed subjects including but not limited to outcomes, evidencing need and consultation, business planning, budgeting, capital projects, monitoring and evaluation and sustainability, — Bilingual helpline including out of hours service for applicants to contact for information, advice and support, — Awareness of national and local strategies, priorities and issues and the ability to support applicants with information and advice on this, — Networking with other services to raise awareness and avoid overlap and duplication, — Maintaining close links with BIG throughout the process, obtaining agreement from BIG for major decisions relating to the delivery of the development and support contract and ensuring BIG's involvement where appropriate in other aspects such as training of staff on the programme, — Ensuring open communication with BIG including sharing feedback about what customers are asking about. Devising a system of support that will reduce the number of calls and enquiries to the contractor, by helping BIG to act on common enquiries to improve our materials etc and provide a better customer service, — Ability to measure and evaluate the impact of the support provided. The contract term is for 3 years with the option to extend for up to 12 months. The budget for this contract will be 800 000 - 1 000 000 GBP inclusive of VAT. Should you wish to express an interest in this procurement, please read and follow the instructions in III.2) conditions for participation of this OJEU notice. The closing date for completion of PQQs is on Monday 4 October at 12:00 noon. CPV: 73000000. ...
UK-Stafford: surface surveying services
PC313: Contract for the supply of an environmental impact assessment for the Stafford Western access route. The works will entail specialist assessment of the impacts of the proposed Stafford Western Access Route which will provide a new road on the western edge of Stafford connecting Newport Road and the A34 through both survey and analysis of existing data and working with the Highway Projects Delivery Group of Staffordshire County Council to integrate mitigation measures into the project, particularly measures for the protection of a nationally designated nature conservation site (SSSI) and its hydrology. Outputs required include a comprehensive Scoping Report and Environmental Statement in accordance with relevant legislation, guidance provided by the Highways Agency Design Manual for Roads and Bridges and the requirements of statutory consultees. Important note. The participation and process for this tender will be via the electronic tendering portal located at www.staffordshire.alito.co.uk. Please ensure you also refer to section VI.3 of this notice. All requests for information to be sent through the electronic tendering portal and message facility on the Proactis electronic tendering system. How to register: -. 1. Instructions at http//www.staffordshire.gov.uk/business/ Procurement/etendering/. 2. Follow the link to Proactis E-Tendering (http://www.staffordshire.alito.co.uk). On the main page click suppliers then (new user) register links. 3. Complete the self-registration questions and click the Register button. 4. You will receive a confirmation e-mail with an authentication link (this email may find its way to your trash/junk email account, so please check). 5. Confirm the authentication and then login into Proactis SUPPLIERS-side. 6. Search the bulletin board for the tender(s) using key words, search criteria etc. 7. Once found, click on the (blue) contract title to register interest against an active tender. 8. Click the register button and then continue. 9. The tender will now be in the my tenders profile area on the main menu. 10. Find the read me first document and continue with managing the tender. If you require urgent assistance regarding the initial usage of the eTendering package please contact the contracting authority point-of-contact in Section I.1 of this notice. On failure to reach this contact, please immediately email the nature of the difficulty to sp@staffordshire.gov.uk. CPV: 71353000, 71355000, 71241000, 79314000. ...
UK-Gloucester: cleaning services
Contract for the provision of hospital housekeeping/cleaning and beverage services. Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is an Acute Trust comprising Cheltenham General and Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals. It is envisaged that this contract will provide house keeping/cleaning and beverage services to Cheltenham General and cleaning services to Delancey Hospital, Trust headquarters and associated buildings. CPV: 90910000. ...
UK-London: public address systems
UK-London: maintenance and operation of parliamentary annunciator systems. Provision of dedicated on-site maintenance and operation services for the Parliamentary Annunciator System. The system consists of a wideband head end system of some 2 000 annunciators driven by high frequency modulators / amplifiers, etc., and distributed via a copper / fibre optic local area network. Public address systems. Transmission apparatus for radiotelephony, radiotelegraphy, radio broadcasting and television. CPV: 48952000, 32200000. ...
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