UK-London: insurance services
Insurance services review 2011. Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Newlon Housing Trust. CPV: 66510000. ...
UK-Liverpool: procurement consultancy services
The Provision of strategic procurement and exchequer management services. The Council's strategic procurement function and exchequer management services are largely centralised. The overall objective of this procurement exercise is to consolidate and improve this model.In pursuing this change the City sees the opportunity to access substantial price savings and introduce process efficiencies both of which are major goals. In order to achieve this aim, the decision has been taken to seek out a suitable partner to deliver the strategic procurement function and exchequer management services on behalf of the Council and to the implement a PP2P (Procurement and Procure to Pay) improvement programme, to deliver a corporate procurement function able to better exploit modern procurement techniques and technology and which will deliver guaranteed and sustainable savings and process efficiencies in support of the Council's MTFP (medium term financial plan) and budget. CPV: 79418000, 66171000, 66170000, 72224000. ...
UK-Leatherhead: health services
Invitation to Tender for the Portfolio of Surrey Community Health. The Introductory Notice for this procurement is detailed below. However Potential Bidders should particularly note: there will be an initial Potential Bidders Launch Event from 10:00 to 12:00 on 31.1.2011, at NHS Surrey Headquarters, Cedar Court, Guildford Road, Leatherhead Surrey KT22 9AE. Potential Bidders wishing to attend this event should register their attendance by 26th January, by contacting: Chris Botten, Interim Associate Director for Unplanned Care and Long Term Conditions. email: Chris.Botten@surreypct.nhs.uk. A further, larger, bidders' event will take place later in February which will also showcase the service currently delivered by Surrey Community Health. Important. Please note this tender is being administered on behalf on NHS Surrey by NHS Commercial Solutions. The tender is being published through Supply2Health, the Official Journal of the European Union (on a voluntary basis), and details are also being made available on the NHS Surrey web site: http://www.surreyhealth.nhs.uk/AboutUs/Pages/Procurement.aspx. The tender will be conducted via the NHS Commercial Solutions Bravo e tendering system. You will be required to register on the Bravo system if you have not previously done so. This can be done at any time via this web link: https://seccph.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml. This is the only route through which NHS Commercial Solutions will conduct communications with Potential Bidders, and accept completed Pre Qualification Questionnaires. Full project information will only be available within the Bravo portal and the NHS Surrey web site from 31st January, when the procurement process is formally launched. Invitation to Tender for the Portfolio of Surrey Community Health. Introductory Notice. NHS Surrey is required to ensure that the provision of community services in the areas of Surrey not currently served by Central Surrey Health is delivered by an organisation independent of NHS Surrey by 1.4.2011, or as soon as possible thereafter. As of January 2011, NHS Surrey is not seeking to go to the market for the procurement of most services in South East Surrey as there is a bid from staff there for social enterprise status which is progressing to the next stage. That position will be reviewed if the application fails to progress satisfactorily. This decision will be clear by late February. The portfolio therefore comprises services delivered in North West and South West Surrey as well as some delivered Surrey wide, including sexual health services and prison healthcare. The agreed portfolio of the potential social enterprise in the East will impact on the final composition of the portfolio, and potential bidders will be apprised of any changes as they are confirmed. NHS Surrey is looking to transfer the whole portfolio of services "as is", but with the proviso that there will be significant re-engineering of the services over the next twelve months to deliver alternative models of care which provide high quality services at affordable costs. There is an expectation that the new provider will maximise opportunities for integration with social care (for adults and children) and other health providers, such as the ambulance service, voluntary and charitable providers, acute trusts, mental health and learning disability services and primary care. At the same time, an approach to local delivery which respects the particularities of each health economy and the objectives of emerging GP consortia will be required, especially in respect of the day to day work of key community staff. This transfer will take place in the context of public consultation on a new model of care at certain community hospital sites, which is looking to provide urgent ambulatory care in non acute settings, and will require decisions to be made about the number, location and purpose of community hospital services, beds and sites. We expect some sites providing urgent ambulatory care to be destinations of choice for ambulances with triage through NHS Pathways and this development must generate significant savings against current acute spend. Bidders will be asked to describe how this service model might contribute to the process of restoring financial balance to the Surrey system. The contract let will be the standard, national, NHS community contract. In view of the requirement for service re-engineering which will require funding and/or pump priming, the term of the contract will be up to five years; however, there will be the expectation that certain elements of the service will be market tested after eighteen months, under the auspices of GP Commissioning consortia, and emerging policy regarding Any Willing Provider will potentially impact over time. NHS Surrey is looking to progress this procurement process through competitive dialogue, which will centre on the following elements: 1. The effective safe transfer of existing staff and services to a context where terms and conditions will not be a disincentive for recruitment and retention. 2. The development, integration and transformation of services for quality and cost improvement. There is a clear expectation that activity must be shifted from acute to community settings in planned and unplanned care where that is clinically appropriate and less costly, and that this model will deliver substantially on the QIPP agenda. This will see a 20 % reduction in acute hospital admissions by the end of 2013, a 10 % cut in A&E attendance and a 25 % reduction in hospital length of stay by the same time. (Source DH QIPP programme). NHS Surrey will work with potential providers to secure mutual understanding of financial and service delivery models during the competitive dialogue process. The successful bidder is likely to be the one which best assures NHS Surrey, Surrey County Council and potential GP Commissioners of the soundness of its transformational plans in clinical and financial terms, and that it will deliver local accountability to GP Commissioning consortia. The timescale currently envisaged for the procurement process is as follows: 31.1.2011 Event for potential bidders, and issuing of Pre Qualification Questionnaire. A further, larger, bidders' event will take place later in February which will also showcase the service currently delivered by Surrey Community Health. 17th March Closure of PQQ stage and short listing of bidders 31st December Implementation and transfer of services A detailed timeline will be issued to bidders on 31st January. Bidder packs will be available on 31st January. Further details of the bidder information event will be sent on request. Enquires can be made to Chris Botten at NHS Surrey. Anne Walker. Chief Executive. CPV: 85100000. ...
UK-Warwick: electricity distribution
Interconnector Francais - Angleterre (IFA2). National Grid Interconnectors Limited (NGIL) and Reseau de transport d electricite (RTE) have established a common interest to investigate the feasibility of a second HVDC interconnector between GB and France (IFA2). It is assumed that IFA2 will be an HVDC link of approximately 1 GW capacity linking the central North coast of France to the central South coast of the UK. As a result, jointly, we may be seeking to place contracts for the following studies: 1) Desk Top Sea Bed survey (Marine routing & siting); 2) Marine Consultant; 3) Sea Bed Survey (Contract Notice will be issued nearer the time); 4) Feasibility Study (Technical design investigation, cost & planning estimates). In the first instance, if you would like to submit a brief summary via email of your companies history & specialist background in the fields as stated above, then both National Grid & RTE would be pleased to recieve & consider for future usage. CPV: 65310000, 71313400, 71313000, 71351200, 71352000, 71353000, 71332000. ...
UK-Birmingham: clothing, footwear, luggage articles and accessories
Manufacture and supply of uniforms. Manufacture and distribution of uniforms accross the West coast network for approximately 2 000 wearers. CPV: 18000000, 18000000. ...
UK-Harwich: special-purpose motor vehicles
Purchase of four (4) heavy duty 4x4 low rider tractors. Purchase of four (4) heavy duty 4x4 low rider RoRo tractors. CPV: 34144000. ...
UK-Liverpool: health and social work services
Provision of occupational health services to Merseyrail Electrics. Provision of occupational health services to Merseyrail Electrics. CPV: 85000000. ...
NO-Skien: primary school construction work
Construction of Lunde primary school. Construction of a new Lunde primary school. Site survey thursday 10.2.2011 (10:00). The development consists of 2 buildings which are connected. Building 1 is a teaching wing and building 2 is an administration wing. The new buildings have a total gross area of approx. 5 200 m2. The procurement consists of contracts for construction, plumbing, ventilation, electro and lift. See the various tender documents for each profession. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Doffin web site at http://www.doffin.no/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=221273. CPV: 45214210, 45315100, 45231110, 45231100, 45331000, 42416100. ...
NO-Bodø: construction work
National road 80 Løding - Vikan. The part of the road on land. The road project national road 80 Løding - Vikan, including Tverlands bridge is divided into two contracts. This contract "the part of the road on land" consists of all works in the project except "Tverlands bridge". The contract consists of the construction of approx. 2.8 km two and four lane road, approx. 2.3 km foot and cycle path, the necessary interim roads, exits, two bridges and one culvert. There will also be works with road equipment, geotechniques, water, sewage and electro. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Doffin web site at http://www.doffin.no/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=221972. CPV: 45000000. ...
NO-Melhus: nursing home construction work
Nedre Melhus welfare centre - engineering, procurement and construction with interaction. Engineering, procurement and construction contract for a new welfare centre (nursing home/sheltered housing/health centre) as well as reconstruction of the existing nursing home. Approx. 6 000 m2 new building. The tender shall be based on prepared preliminary project for new building and detailed project for the reconstruction works. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Doffin web site at http://www.doffin.no/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=221287. CPV: 45215213. ...
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