UK-Perth: park and playground equipment
Play area inspection and maintenance. Play area inspection on a cyclical basis, carrying out minor repairs such as replacement of shackles, chains, swing seats, bushes, greasing and oiling equipment as part of the inspection process. Minor installations and replacement of equipment and surfacing shall be included as part of the contract. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=190415. CPV: 43325000, 50870000. ...
UK-London: financial consultancy services
HMT427 - corporate financial advice. HM Treasury is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the provision of corporate finance, capital markets and associated policy advice across the full range of its activities and responsibilities, including the financial stability interventions made by HM Treasury. The framework may be used by; the wider HM Treasury Group comprising the Debt Management Office (DMO), UK Financial Investments (UKFI), the Asset Protection Agency (APA); Other Central Government Departments, Executive Agencies and Non Departmental Public Bodies. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/A-ZOfCentralGovernment/index.htm http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/ministerial_responsibilities/executive_agencies.aspx http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/documents/pdf/public_bodies/public_bodies_2007.pdf It is envisages that such advice might include, but is not limited to: i) Policy implementation \ transactions, including sales of or transfers of interests in debt, debt books, equity or other securities that might arise; ii) Questions that arise in the course of our business that require specialist capital markets or transaction knowledge or expertise to resolve; iii) Policy and options development and analysis, e.g. advising on the overall approach to a particular situation; iv) Ad-hoc technical analysis; v) Investment analysis; vi) Valuation of equity, debt or other securities; vii) Other areas related to the above. UKFI, which manages the Government's investments in the Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds Banking Group, Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley, has already put in place provision for its own advisers. The framework that HM Treasury is looking to put in place will not therefore be used by UKFI for the management or divestment of the Government's shareholdings in these institutions. The APA similarly has its own framework in place for risk, transaction and restructuring advice. This requirement is divided into 2 lots, as set out below: Lot 1. Capital markets transactions (including associated preparatory work). This is likely to comprise, but is not limited to, the following types of work: i) asset advisory: e.g. financing, valuation, expected loss and due diligence for major asset classes; ii) capital markets advice: e.g. equity capital markets and broking, valuation of debt and equity securities, funding & liquidity management, derivatives, rating advisory, structuring of debt, hybrid and equity linked securities, liability management. Lot 2. Corporate finance, policy and options development, research, technical and market analysis. This is likely to comprise, but is not limited to, the following types of work: i) strategic and corporate finance advisory: e.g. industry expertise, M&A execution experience; valuation, transaction structuring, capital management and capital structure advisory; ii) workout and asset management: e.g. corporate/bank and asset restructuring, non-performing loan portfolio management; iii) research and analysis. CPV: 66171000, 66120000. ...
UK-Bristol: weighbridge services
UK-Bristol: weighbridge construction, repair, maintenance, calibration and level surveying contract. The contract, which involves both civil and mechanical engineering and administration work will comprise: I. Routine maintenance, 6 monthly calibration including verification by Trading Standards of the weighbridge network; II Breakdown attendance and repair service, including parts where necessary; III. Surveying of weighbridge and weighpad level areas; IV. Maintenance and repair of concrete approach and exit levels; V. Construction of new weighbridge and weighpad installations; VI. Ad hoc civil engineering or surveying works at VOSA sites; VII. Ad hoc use of test weight vehicle(s). The contract will commence 1.4.2011 for a period of 5 years maximum, with annual break options. Weighbridge services. Repair and maintenance services. Calibration services. CPV: 63712500, 50433000, 50000000. ...
UK-London: pension fund management services
Appointment of pension fund investment manager(s) - absolute return. The contract is for the appointment of 2 investment managers for an absolute return strategy which invests predominantly in long only traditional asset classes. Hedge Funds or Hedge Fund of Funds will not be considered, although limited exposure to these assets via underlying pooled vehicles within the portfolio may be considered. Leverage or gearing will not be allowed in the overall portfolio, although a limited degree may be acceptable within underlying pooled funds. The benchmark and target will be LIBOR +3 % pa or equivalent. The total mandate size is expected to be around 65 000 000 GBP per manager. However, the Committee reserves the right to change the value of funds awarded or the number of managers to be appointed. CPV: 66141000. ...
UK-Rochdale: auditing services
Tender for the provision of internal and external audit services. This is a joint tender between Rochdale Boroughwide Housing, Stockport Homes, Salix Homes, and First Choice Homes Oldham (collectively know as 'the Organisations'). This tender is for the provision of internal and external audit services to the four Organisations. The combined annual spend is in the region of 230 000 GBP. The contract will be for a 3-year period with an option for a 12-month extension. Please note that the documentation for this tender will only be available via The Chest Portal. It cannot be obtained in any other way. The link to The Chest website is shown below. You will need to copy this link and paste it into the address bar of your internet browser. If you have not previously used this portal, you will first need to register your organisation. Once you have registered, a password will be sent to you. You will then need to express your interest in this contract on the The Chest Portal so that the relevant information can be forwarded to you. Please note that all correspondence (including any questions or requests for information/clarification that you may have) must be uploaded onto The Chest Portal. The Organisations will reply to you through The Chest portal. All submission must be submitted by electronic means as well as in hard copy format. You will be required to upload your submission on The Chest portal and to also forward a hardcopy (copies) where instructed. Link to The Chest portal:https://www.thechest.nwce.gov.uk/cms/cms.nsf/vHomePage/fSection?OpenDocumentBackground: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing, Stockport Homes, Salix Homes and First Choice Homes are not-for-profit Arms Length Management Organisations (ALMOs). Whilst they are owned by their respective local councils, the ALMOs operate independently from them on their day-to-day activities. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) was set up on the 1st April 2002 and is responsible for managing council homes on behalf of Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council. The company manages around 14,500 properties and provides all landlord services to these properties including day-to-day repairs, rent collection, sheltered housing, consulting with tenants, and managing Right to Buy applications. Stockport Homes: Stockport Homes manages more than 11 500 properties owned by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. Stockport Homes works closely together with Stockport Council to ensure that the best results are achieved for all customers. In autumn 2005, all tenants within Stockport Council's properties were asked for their opinion on the future management of the housing stock. A number of options were put forward including the creation of a new company (an ALMO) to manage all housing and in so doing, bidding for extra funds for future investment. In October 2005 Stockport Homes was launched. In August 2006, The Audit Commission assessed Stockport Homes and made the following statement: "We have assessed Stockport Homes as providing an excellent three star service that has excellent prospects for improvement." In August 2009, Stockport Homes achieved Investors in People (IiP) Gold status. Stockport Homes was one of the first housing organisations in the country to achieve the IiP Gold Status. In March 2010, Stockport Homes made number 19 in The Sunday Times 75 Best Places to Work in the Public Sector list, which surveyed 45 000 employees nationwide. Stockport Homes was also awarded with a 'One to Watch' status in the Best Companies Accreditation. In May 2010, the Audit Commission assessed Stockport Homes for a second time and again awarded the highest possible rating of three stars with excellent prospects for improvement stating in their report that Stockport Homes: "continues to deliver one of the best housing services in the country and develops innovative new services to improve the social and financial inclusion of its tenants and wider communities". Salix Homes: Salix Homes was established on the 1.7.2008 by Salford City Council. Salix Homes' principal activity is the delivery of landlord services to the around 10,500 council homes in central Salford. Salix Homes is also responsible for the delivery of the Manchester Salford Pathfinder Housing Market Renewal programme for central Salford on behalf of Salford City Council. First Choice Homes Oldham: First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) was created in April 2002 and provides services to 11 797 council tenants and leaseholders in Oldham. FCHO is responsible for managing, letting, repairing and modernising the properties with the management fee it receives from Oldham Council. The housing stock is scheduled to transfer ownership to FCHO on the 13.12.2010 and once the housing assets are transferred to FCHO the current trading status applied to the ALMO will change to a Registered Social Landlord (RSL) as an Industrial and Provident Society with charitable status. CPV: 79212000. ...
UK-London: locksmith services
The provision of vehicle locksmith services for the MPS. The provision of locksmith services for the MPS. (Total of 2 Lots). (Part B exempt). CPV: 98395000. ...
UK-Salford: catering services
Outsourced Catering Services. The purpose of this exercise is to put a framework agreement in place with a number of suppliers for the provision of Outsourced Catering Services. Successful tenderers will be expected to implement catering options appropriate to the individual college requirements. In many cases the traditional refectory styled operation is an outdated option. Colleges will be looking for a modern catering offering with hot options, and a cafe type deli/sandwich bar offering a range of products similar to a typical popular high street chain outlet. To support the service option there is likely to be a need for a modern hot beverage service. Key to the success of the business will be to ensure all food is priced competitively, whilst not forgetting the needs of the Staff members. Meeting the healthy eating agenda will be fundamental to the service whilst menu options must be appealing to the needs of the student pallet. Successful tenderers will be invited to adopt an innovative approach to managing the business and be aware that once a contract has been secured there is a constant need to examine the business and look to improve the facilities offered. Tenderers may be asked to provide capital funding to support and enhance the catering service. The successful contractor will be asked how such funding will be made, this could be for example be an upfront payment taken out of annual returns over the duration of the contract. Alternatively equipment required may be purchased on a lease basis. Lot 1. Lot 1 will require the Tenderer to provide a fully managed catering service to include: Taking over the current staffing including all TUPE issues/responsibilities. Supply of a comprehensive service provision including all provisions purchasing. Contractors will be required to be totally transparent on all costs attributed to the contract including an open book policy for provisions. Lot 2. Lot 2 will require the Tenderer to provide a fully managed catering service to include: Taking over the current staffing including all TUPE issues/responsibilities. All provision costs will be paid for by the college and purchased through TUCO Purchasing Ltd a public sector procurement organisation, and excluded from the contract. This PQQ is stage one of the tender for the Supply of Outsourced Catering Services to CPC members across the UK. It is a requirement of the Tender that the selected Supplier(s) will extend the terms to all eligible Institutions and Consortia, as defined by the CPC including Further Education institutions, Sixth Forms, Academies, Schools and other similar organisations. The tender is also available for Higher Education institutions via our colleagues in other Consortia. As per our joint contracting programme other bodies that may potentially be interested in accessing the agreement include NWUPC (North West Universities Purchasing Consortium), NEUPC (North East Universities Purchasing Consortium), LUPC (London Universities Purchasing Consortium), WFEPC (Welsh Further Education Purchasing Consortium) and APUC (Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges). The CPC reserves the right during the period of this agreement to make additions to or subtractions from the list of participating Institutions and Consortia. The right is also reserved to negotiate the inclusion of other users who are outside the main scope of this Framework Agreement. CPV: 55520000. ...
UK-Cardiff: construction project management services
Design for life: building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks). Designed for life: building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks) is a project whereby NHS organisations (and also in partnership with other Public Bodies in Wales) may procure construction projects with a construction value (excluding value added tax) between 4 000 000 GBP and 10 000 000 GBP by way of a framework agreement. Designed for life building for Wales 2 (Regional Frameworks) will be made up of three separate frameworks and each one will cover one of the following areas; South-East Wales, South-West Wales and North Wales. There will be 3 supply chain partners, project managers, cost advisors, architects, building services engineers and structural engineers appointed to each of the three regional frameworks. The supply chain partners are required to consist of a constructor and supply chain members including but not limited to mechanical and electrical installers. Architects, building services engineers, and structural engineers will be novated to the supply chain partner after approval to the conceptual proposal. These design disciplines are subject to separate OJEU notices. Please refer to the memorandum of information on etender.bravosolution.co.uk for further detail and information. This Contract Notice relates to the appointment of Project Management Services for the 3 regional frameworks. This notice is split into 3 lots to cover each of the three areas listed above. Bidders are invited to apply for any or all of the lots. Candidates are reminded that the issue of documents from Welsh Health Estates does not commit Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales to: — Proceed with the appointment of Candidates to this framework agreement, — Award any subsequent contract for individual projects pursuant to this framework agreement. Neither Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales, nor any of their advisers shall be liable for any expenses incurred by the candidates in connection with the tender process either for this framework agreement or any subsequent contract pursuant to this framework agreement. NHS Wales is committed to contributing to the social, economic and environmental well-being of the wider community. Accordingly, while the requirement to do so will not be part of the award criteria for this tender, the successful contractor will be expected to consider opportunities to recruit and train long term economically inactive persons as part of the workforce delivering this project, and contractual obligations and/or performance indicators may be introduced to this effect. CPV: 71541000. ...
UK-Cardiff: consultative engineering and construction services
Design for Life: Building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks). Designed for Life: Building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks) is a project whereby NHS organisations (and also in partnership with other Public Bodies in Wales) may procure construction projects with a construction value (excluding Value Added Tax) between 4 000 000 GBP and 10 000 000 GBP by way of a framework agreement. Designed for Life Building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks) will be made up of three separate frameworks and each one will cover one of the following areas; South-East Wales, South-West Wales and North Wales. There will be 3 supply chain partners, project managers, cost advisors, architects, building services engineers and structural engineers appointed to each of the 3 regional frameworks. The supply chain partners are required to consist of a constructor and supply chain members including but not limited to mechanical and electrical installers. Architects, building services engineers, and structural engineers will be novated to the supply chain partner after approval to the conceptual proposal. These design disciplines are subject to separate OJEU notices. Please refer to the memorandum of information on etender.bravosolution.co.uk for further detail and information. This contract notice relates to the appointment of structural and civil engineering services for the 3 regional frameworks. This notice is split into 3 lots to cover each of the three areas listed above. Bidders are invited to apply for any or all of the lots. Candidates are reminded that the issue of documents from Welsh Health Estates does not commit Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales to: — Proceed with the appointment of candidates to this framework agreement, — Award any subsequent contract for individual projects pursuant to this framework agreement. Neither Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales, nor any of their advisers shall be liable for any expenses incurred by the candidates in connection with the tender process either for this framework agreement or any subsequent contract pursuant to this framework agreement. NHS Wales is committed to contributing to the social, economic and environmental well-being of the wider community. Accordingly, while the requirement to do so will not be part of the award criteria for this tender, the successful contractor will be expected to consider opportunities to recruit and train long term economically inactive persons as part of the workforce delivering this project, and contractual obligations and/or performance indicators may be introduced to this effect. CPV: 71310000, 71311000, 71311100, 71311300, 71312000, 71315000, 71315100, 71315200, 71315300, 71315400. ...
UK-Cardiff: consultative engineering and construction services
Design for life: building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks). Designed for life: building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks) is a project whereby NHS organisations (and also in partnership with other Public Bodies in Wales) may procure construction projects with a construction value (excluding value added tax) between4 000 000 GBP and 10 000 000 GBP by way of a framework agreement. Designed for life building for Wales 2 (regional frameworks) will be made up of three separate frameworks and each one will cover one of the following areas; South-East Wales, South-West Wales and North Wales. There will be 3 supply chain partners, project managers, cost advisors, architects, building services engineers and structural engineers appointed to each of the 3 regional frameworks. The supply chain partners are required to consist of a constructor and supply chain members including but not limited to mechanical and electrical installers. Architects, building services engineers, and structural engineers will be novated to the supply chain partner after approval to the conceptual proposal. These design disciplines are subject to separate OJEU notices. Please refer to the memorandum of information on etender.bravosolution.co.uk for further detail and information. This contract notice relates to the appointment of building services engineering for the 3 regional frameworks. This notice is split into three lots to cover each of the three areas listed above. Bidders are invited to apply for any or all of the lots. Candidates are reminded that the issue of documents from Welsh Health Estates does not commit Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales to: — Proceed with the appointment of candidates to this framework agreement, — Award any subsequent contract for individual projects pursuant to this framework agreement. Neither Welsh Health Estates, the Welsh Ministers, or any NHS Local Health Board or Trust in Wales, nor any of their advisers shall be liable for any expenses incurred by the candidates in connection with the tender process either for this framework agreement or any subsequent contract pursuant to this framework agreement. NHS Wales is committed to contributing to the social, economic and environmental well-being of the wider community. Accordingly, while the requirement to do so will not be part of the award criteria for this tender, the successful contractor will be expected to consider opportunities to recruit and train long term economically inactive persons as part of the workforce delivering this project, and contractual obligations and/or performance indicators may be introduced to this effect. CPV: 71310000, 71313000, 71315000, 71315100, 71315200, 71315210, 71315300, 71315400, 71318000, 71318100, 71320000, 71321000, 71350000, 71355000, 71356000, 71600000, 71630000, 71631000. ...
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