UK-Glasgow: welfare services not delivered through residential institutions
Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions. Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions. Requirement: A hospital based welfare service for service patients, dependents and entitled personnel who are admitted to hospital in the UK, Northern Ireland, Germany, Cyprus and on operations. In the hospital environment there is a requirement for a primary welfare capability in order to ensure that patient welfare needs are met when the normal Chain of Command is unable to provide this support. Single Service Commanders however retain the ultimate responsibility for personnel under their command regardless of the circumstances. Hospital welfare service requirement (HWS) – general: The Contractor shall provide a HWS to: Royal Centre of Defence Medicine, Birmingham; Military District Hospital Units at Peterborough, Portsmouth, Derriford, Northallerton and Frimley Park; Northern Ireland; British Forces Cyprus and Germany; Op HERRICK Afghanistan, Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre, Headley Court, Surrey; support to future and Contingent Ops as required. The Contractor maybe requested to redistribute existing staff within the UK to support named NHS hospitals during increased activity. HWS categories of support required (not an exhaustive list): a) Initial welfare assessments subject to single service protocols; b) Ability to respond to routine and emergency requests for welfare support, meeting callout times stated below; c) Emotional/practical support to patients and Patient Group; d) Liaison and Referral to other MOD Agencies; e) A 24 hour response capability. The Contractor shall be contactable 24/7 and will meet callout times ranging from immediate 'on site (Afghanistan)' to 1- 4 hours from callout for the other sites; f) Staff support - the provision of a neutral/confidential support service that provides a "listening ear" where staff can offload concerns/worries (this is NOT a formal counselling service); g) Liaison with non-MOD agencies, charities and specialised welfare providers ensuring appropriate/timely referrals. The following routine duties are required to be provided by the Contractor: a. Make daily visits to patients; b. Attend ward rounds; c. Liaise daily with the Military Patient Administrative Cell; d. Act as the Patient Group Advocate liaising with unit voluntary organisations and/or sS Welfare organisations; e. Liaise with Joint Casualty Clearing Centre, units and other sS welfare agencies assisting relatives claim back expenses; f. Provide patients/dependants that are listed very seriously ill, out of hours/emergency support; g. Refer patients and patient groups to sS welfare agencies and other agencies; h. Facilitate welfare accommodation for relatives; i. Provide documentation of initial welfare assessment, action plan & evaluation; j. Offer emotional support including support to the bereaved; k. Advise upon welfare allowances, transport and support for relatives, hospital rules and regulations; l. Provide practical support (eg; clothing and toiletries following an emergency admission); m. Arrange the collection, registration and distribution of charitable items; n. Offer a support service to hospital staff members; o. Signpost patients and the Patient Group to relevant professional agencies/military/civilian units; p. Support the Patient Group following life threatening diagnosis; q. Use listening/counselling skills to support the patient; r. Liaise with religious appointees and organisations as necessary; s. Liaise with the patients unit for patient required equipment/clothing; t. Conform to local MOD data knowledge and information management processes. CPV: 85312400. ...
UK-Ripley: refuse and waste related services
Commercial waste management services. Waste management services to offices, community centres and sheltered accomodation. CPV: 90500000. ...
IRL-Limerick: water mains
EOI - water mains replacement. Replacement of water mains at Limerick College of Further Education, Mulgrave St., Limerick. CPV: 44161200. ...
UK-London: accounting and auditing services
UK-London: external audit services. Metropolitan Housing Trust wishes to engage a service provider to provide external audit services to the Association and other group entities". The contract will be awarded to 1 company. Accounting and auditing services. CPV: 79210000. ...
UK-Hertford: social work services
UK-Hertford: independent investigation officer framework agreement. Social work services. Hertfordshire County Councils children's Schools and Families along with adult care services department have a requirement for a framework agreement for independent investigation officers to carry out the investigation of complaints (and contribution to any review panels flowing from them) in accordance with Hertfordshires statutory complaints procedures. CPV: 85310000. ...
UK-Salford: health services
The provision of FHS registration services for NHS Oldham. The successful Bidder will provide a FHS Registration services for NHS Oldham. In addition, NHS Oldham currently provide Contractor Payment and Administration services (excluding General dental services) to Tameside and Glossop PCT, through a service level agreement arrangement, these will also be delivered by the successful provider. These Family health service (FHS) Registration Services include: Patient data services - maintenance of the patient register, administration of screening programmes and transfer of medical records between medical contractors, Contractor payment and administration - General medical services, Personal medical services, General ophthalmic services, General pharmaceutical services and General dental services. The successful provider will provide a strong complement of ably skilled and trained administration staff that will deliver the services economically and to a high level of quality. CPV: 85100000. ...
UK-London: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Electronic vote counting system. To facilitate the Greater London Returning Officer's administration of the 2012 London Mayoral and Assembly elections, potentially the 2016 London Mayoral and Assembly elections (option exercisable at the discretion of the GLA) and additional events involving public voting (as notified by the GLA from time to time) the GLA requires the supply of systems and services for the: (a) electronic counting of votes systems including the counting of ballot papers and votes cast by completion of ballot papers (b) printing and distribution of ballot papers and statutory/other election material etc (c) provision and distribution of ballot boxes (d) Provision and distribution of supplies (including software and sundries) and services necessary or ancillary to the performance of electronic vote counting system(s) selected (e) specialist consultancy services concerning the development, and delivery of the above system(s) and services, related documentation and verification of their performance, security and fitness for purpose etc; and (f) other additional supplies and services for additional events involving public voting as notified by the GLA from time to time. CPV: 72000000, 31000000, 48000000. ...
IRL-Galway: refuse and waste related services
NUIG/BUILD/012/10; Waste management services at National University of Ireland Galway. The objective of this tender is to appoint a waste management contractor at NUI GALWAY for the management, collection, transportation, processing, recycling, disposal and recovery of waste from the campus. The main purpose is to achieve best value for money for NUI GALWAY and the provision of an efficient waste management service, which complies with current and future legislation, and supports NUI Galway's objectives to improve environmental performance. NUI Galway is committed to adhering to the waste management hierarchy and reducing the amount of waste produced at source. This contract is for 1 year with the option to extend the contract for a further 3 x 12 month periods. The buyer reserves the right to join another recognised public consortium where the benefit is identifiable based on price and performance. CPV: 90500000, 90513000. ...
DK-Copenhagen: environmental safety services
Africa Programme for Peace, phase II - monitoring and quality assurance consultant. The Africa Programme for Peace, phase II (APP II, DKK 250 mill., 2010 - 2013), has the overall objective to promote peace and security as the basis for sustainable development in Africa. Under the APP, Denmark provides assistance to four intergovernmental African organisations: AU, (continental), ECOWAS (West Africa), IGAD (East Africa) and Easbricom (East Africa) as well as to KAIPTC and UNECA. The consultancy has 2 objectives: 1) To ensure adequate and timely planning and reporting from the partner organisations in accordance with Programme agreements by providing regular technical planning and monitoring support to the six organisations and by contributing to increased capacity for results based programme planning and monitoring within the organisations; 2) To provide ad hoc short-term technical assistance and conduct thematic assessments as requested by each of the 6 organisations and/or the Embassy in the broader fields of programme management and development of the African Peace and Security Architecture. The monitoring and quality assurance adviser is required to visit the regional organisations based on a calendar agreed with these in order to facilitate agreed reporting. Until the organisations' capacity to ensure sufficient monitoring is in place, determined by a mid-term review, the consultant will also monitor the impact of the APP II, including carrying out thematic assessments as agreed on an annual basis with the Embassy in Addis Ababa. Required input is 16 plus 18 man months in 2 phases of which phase 2 is optional for the client. CPV: 90721000. ...
UK-Bromley: building-cleaning services
Building cleaning services - facilities management. The daily, weekly, monthly and annual cleaning of Bromley College. CPV: 90911200, 90910000. ...
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