UK-Birmingham: pest-control services
Pest control services. Pest control services for all areas of University campus but in particular catering and accommodation sites. Some wildlife management services may also be required. CPV: 90922000. ...
UK-Shrewsbury: technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
RMC 087(1) - water systems monitoring & inspection. The monitoring and inspection of the water systems is intended to demonstrate compliance with the HSE Approved Code of Practice and Guidance L8 – Legionnaires' disease, the control of legionella bacteria in water systems. The work consists of carrying out routine monitoring and inspection of the water systems, over which the client has day to day control, to ensure that the traditional temperature regime method employed to control the multiplication of Legionella in hot and cold water services systems, remains valid and is proving to be effective. The objective of the contract is for the Contractor to provide a comprehensive and accurate record of the temperature regime employed to control legionella, exposure to legionella and cleanliness. The Contractor shall record compliance and non-compliance in accordance with the relevant statutory provisions, standards and industry guidance such that the Client may assess condition, minimise and manage risks and discharge its duty under the law. The Contractor shall utilise the Client's existing electronic logbook system. Membership with CHAS (Contractor's Health & Safety Scheme) and LCA (Legionella Control Association) or EU equivalent are essential requirements for any contractor wishing to undertake this contract. The contract will run for an initial period of 12 months commencing on 1.4.2011 with the option to extend for up to a further 3 years. CPV: 71600000. ...
UK-London: training services
Managed learning services provision. The London Borough of Lewisham is seeking to engage a single managed learning services provider on behalf of the South London consortium partnership currently comprising of four London Boroughs, namely Lewisham, Greenwich, Lambeth and Bexley, but may expand in the future to include other local authorities and public sector organisations. As part of our response to the significant public spending efficiency challenges we are looking for a single managed learning services provider with a proven track record in delivering a complete managed learning services provision in complex environments. Our ideal provider will offer an innovative and fresh approach to learning and development, be creative, have flair and deliver quality, best value solutions that will directly help improve the delivery of our respective front line services. The successful supplier will need to be able to strike the fine balance of meeting the distinct needs of all of the consortium partners and deliver excellent quality and value for money. We would expect that the successful provider would engage some third party suppliers in order to deliver quality specialist and niche training solutions. A robust understanding of the public sector, particularly local government and the communities that we serve, is essential. The key components of our requirements are: Managed services component: this will include, but is not limited, to an IT system that will cover all Learning and Development administration. For example, all of the course administration, course booking, marketing and advertising, venue booking, trainer engagement, delegate call up process, course evaluation, timely invoicing and report production. There will be a need for the successful supplier to provide an IT solution and or interface that links seamlessly with the various existing systems of the partners. We are looking for active, flexible and innovative levels of customer service, responsiveness, stakeholder management that support new ways of working. Training design: this will include the rapid design of quality learning solutions, applying innovative, alternative delivery methodologies to existing and emerging identified learning needs using clear, quality assured processes. The design will need to be keenly focused on public sector delivery requirements and solutions that accurately meet the needs of each partner in a cost effective way. Training delivery: we are looking for an innovative approach to the delivery of learning solutions that maximises the use of electronic mediums, reduces the operational down time of delegates, and includes a range of blended delivery methodologies. We are looking for a range of 'Just in Time' solutions that offer real time learning and resources and a rapid response to identified learning needs. The broad categories of our identified learning requirements are detailed below: — Core legal and regulatory training, such as health and safety, — Essential borough specific, such as appraisal and performance management, — Information and communication technology, — Generic skills development, — Management and leadership development. These categories may be expanded in the future to include for example the needs of the care sector, social care training, housing benefit training and continuous professional development. Whilst we understand that some of these solutions might best be delivered by training courses, we are keen to minimise this wherever possible. We are keen to move towards a reduction in the reliance of standard training course / workshop as a delivery mechanism and utilise more cost effective, up to date, alternative quality delivery solutions. Where standard courses are considered to be the best solution the successful supplier would be expected to deliver solutions where the intellectual property is owned by the partnership consortium; deliver 'off the shelf' courses and any additional bespoke programmes that may be commissioned. Cost and value for money: We are looking for a quality, cost effective solution that will meet our essential needs. As some of these needs will be specialised both in terms of the learning requirement and the sector involved it is anticipated that the successful provider will need to engage with and manage third party suppliers who will be required to deliver solutions to our defined cost and quality standards. Of equal importance is the demonstration of the provider's agility in responding to new or changing demands from the consortium. CPV: 80500000. ...
UK-London: cleaning services
Provision of a daily cleaning, refuse management and periodic window cleaning service to the City of Westminster Housing Land. The contract covers approximately 9,266 dwellings of the City Council's general housing stock and a further 2676 units currently receive either no service or through alternative means but may require services during the life of the contract. Approximately 98 % of the dwellings covered by the contract are flats in purpose built blocks situated across 8 estate areas known as villages which are divided into 2 areas, "Central" and "South". The villages include some 246 street properties, consisting of flats in converted houses, some of which will require a cleaning service. Duties will include: — Involving residents in monitoring the service, — Litter Picking, — Dusting Ledges/Railings/Skirting, — Mopping floors, — Sweeping floor/ground surfaces, — Cleaning Walls, — Lifts - Sweeping, — Lifts - Washing External Parts, — Lifts - Washing Internal Parts, — Dust Mop Usage, — Graffiti Removal, — Keeping Chutes Clear, — Unblocking and Cleaning Chutes, — Cleaning Hoppers and Surrounds, — Cleaning Chute Shutter, — Emptying Litter Bins/Insert New Bag, — Scrubbing Litter Bins, — Bin chambers and bins cleaning, — Removing Bulk Refuse, — Rotating Refuse Containers, — Emptying Dog Fouling Bins/Insert New Bag, — Scrubbing Dog Fouling Bins, — Scrubbing/Pressure Washing/Chemical Cleaning, — Shampooing/Cleaning carpets, — Vacuum, — Stripping floors, — Polishing floors, — Buffing floors, — Washing Doors/Screens, — Washing Estate Signs, — Washing External Ledges/Railings, — Washing Ledges/Railings/Skirting, — Washing Walls, — Window cleaning, — Cleaning Communal Lighting, — Dusting/Wiping Communal Lighting, — Cleaning Common Room, — Cleaning Office, — Cleaning Kitchen, — Cleaning Store Room/electrical intake room, — Cleaning Toilet, — Cleaning Bathroom, — Cleaning Shower Room, — Cleaning Laundry Drying Room, — Additional man hours (in working hours), — Additional man hours (out of working hours), — Sorting and delivery of Letters to Blocks or Estates, — Cleaning areas at height, — Removing Fly tipped rubbish, — Cleaning recycling bins, — Working in cooperation with Housing Management Teams. CPV: 90910000, 90911300, 90911200, 90914000, 90919200, 90918000, 90921000. ...
UK-Ipswich: company health services
Occupational Health and Staff Well-being. Suffolk County Council is seeking a provider for occupational health, staff well-being and absence management support for staff including corporate, fire service and school based staff. CPV: 85147000. ...
UK-Liverpool: medical hospital services
UK-Liverpool: decontamination and sterilisation services. Provision of decontamination and sterilisation services for medical instruments and associated equipment. Medical hospital services. Sterilisation, disinfection and hygiene devices. Miscellaneous health services. CPV: 85111200, 85140000, 33191000. ...
UK-Leamington Spa: cleaning services
UK-Leamington Spa: tender for the general cleaning and window cleaning of communal areas in the warwick district. To provide a comprehensive general cleaning and window cleaning service for communal areas at specified sites throughout the District of Warwick in accordance with the specifications and in line with current Service standards. This will form part of our corporate strategy to improve housing services, provide a high standard of environmental services by delivering a sustainable and quality environment, by maintaining a clean and tidy environment across the district providing a high standard of environmental health. It is also our aim to make the district an attractive and safe place to live and work. The key end users of this service are our tenants and leaseholders, who have worked closely with WDC to put together a set of service standards which met their expectations. We are entering a period of consultation across the district starting in April 2011 which will review these service standards and involve the tenants and leaseholders at a higher level. This is expected to take between eighteen (18) and twenty-four (24) months to complete hence the duration of this contract. Cleaning services.Accommodation, building and window cleaning services. Accommodation cleaning services. Building-cleaning services. Window-cleaning services. CPV: 90910000, 90911000, 90911200, 90911300, 90911100. ...
UK-Barnstaple: internal audit services
Internal audit services 2011-2016. The contract is to provide internal audit services to North Devon Council for a period of 60 months. For further details, please refer to the specification provided with the pre-qualification questionnaire. CPV: 79212200. ...
UK-Aberdeen: relocation services
Library and archives removals services. The University of Aberdeen is seeking applications for removals services for the relocation of bookstock, rare books, archives and periodicals, media, AV material, microfilm & microfilm readers, glass negatives, maps & maps chests, teaching materials and other Library items. The relocations will take place across a number of University sites to a new library building. This tender is being let in 2 lots and tenders can be submitted for one or both lots. Note: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information (including pre qualification questionnaire) please visit the Public Contracts Scotland web site at: http:www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=192468. 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=192468. CPV: 98392000. ...
UK-London: grounds maintenance services
Provision of grounds maintenance services to City of Westminster housing land and properties. To undertake grounds maintenance services to all grounds and common parts of the City of Westminster's housing stock. The contract will require routine grass cutting, edging, weeding green and hard surfaces, maintenance of existing grounds and open spaces, flower beds and shrubs, working with residents and the development of schemes & seasonal planting to continuously improve the appearance of the City's housing land. The contract will require adherence to a specification and a commitment to maintaining the highest standards through the provision of expertise and technical knowledge in horticulture to ensure the best maintenance practices are employed. The contract will require effective consultation with service users involving them in the design and scrutiny of the service. The contract will require full knowledge of potential environmental impacts arising from the service and will require the employment of techniques to minimise waste and environmental impact wherever possible. CPV: 77314000, 77300000, 77312000, 77342000, 77330000, 77314100, 77315000, 77310000. ...
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