UK-Maidstone: miscellaneous repair and maintenance services
Provision of environmental maintenance and associated services. Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services. Generators. Generator units. Repair and maintenance services of generators. Installation services of generators. Air-conditioning installations. Air-conditioning installation work. System maintenance services. Preventive maintenance services. Installation services (except software). Installation services of fire protection equipment. Decommissioning services. Parts of air-conditioning machines. Uninterruptible power supplies. Cleaning services. Kent County Council (the Council) is the largest local authority in England covering an area of 3 500 square kilometres. It has an annual expenditure of over GBP 1bn on goods and services and a population of 1.3 m. The Council provides a wide range of personal and strategic services on behalf of its residents, operating in partnership with 12 district Councils and 289 parish/town councils. Information Services Group (ISG) supports the Council by offering advice and guidance on the use of information technology to maximise the business benefits of current systems and support the delivery of new products and services. The ISG mission statement is "To work collaboratively with the business to deliver value for money ICT products and services which enable the Council to better serve the people of Kent". ISG has responsibility for the strategic direction and management of IS covering enterprise architecture, governance, infrastructure development, investment management, relationships with external bodies/agencies, and delivery of key programmes. The IS operations function has the responsibility for delivering services against our service level agreements to our customers. Within the operations function is the education IS Unit which provides services to schools. As part of the delivery of the above services the Council hosts servers in over 125 locations across the County, providing both local and remote access to applications. A key part in the protection of the infrastructure is the environment in which these services are hosted. In order to maintain the required temperature, humidity, protect against the loss of power and the threat of damage caused by fire, the Council has installed a number of mechanical / electronic systems into key locations. The Council's overall requirement is the provision of preventative maintenance services, the provision of parts and repairs, emergency call outs, new installations and decommissioning of environmental systems as appropriate, within specified premises. This may also include Kent County Council partnership sites. Maintenance, installations and decommissioning will include air-conditioning (conventional / CO2 and water cooled systems), uninterruptible power supplies, generators, fire protection systems, computer room cleaning and any associated electrical or building works. The contract for the generator should also include a call off for the supply of fuel as and when required by the Council with a guaranteed provision within 24 hours. The contract must allow for increases and decreases in the number of systems and sites, which currently stands at 16 sites, including 36 air conditioning units, 1 generator, 11 uninterrupted power supplies and 7 fire protection systems. The contract period is twenty four (24) months with the option to extend the contract period for up to a further twelve (12) months. CPV: 50800000, 31120000, 31122000, 50532300, 51111200, 42512000, 45331220, 50324100, 50324200, 51000000, 51700000, 98391000, 42512500, 31154000, 90910000. ...
UK-Sunderland: print finishing services
Print management services. The University of Sunderland is looking for a supplier to provide a one stop shop solution, to fully manage the on-site print room providing colour and black and white digital copying in a range of sizes and finishing options with electronic work submission and billing, to university staff and students, to an agreed SLA; off-site facilities to provide overflow to cover peak demand and undertake specialist finishing services; a fully-managed fleet of networked multi-function devices for departmental printing, scanning and copying by staff and students; delivery to buildings on campus; management information and review meetings. CPV: 79821000, 30120000, 30121200. ...
UK-Edinburgh: cleaning and sanitation services in urban or rural areas, and related services
Stevenson College Edinburgh Cleaning Services. Stevenson College Edinburgh (SCE) wishes to obtain tenders for the provision of cleaning services at our Bankhead Avenue campus in Edinburgh, to start when the current contract comes to an end in July 2011. SCE wishes to compile a list of suitably qualified and experienced contractors to assist us in delivering this key contract. We are therefore inviting pre-qualification applications from prospective contracting organisations. Suppliers wishing to be included in the restricted list of companies which will be invited to tender for the provision of cleaning services contract must download the attached pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) or download at www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk. Suppliers must answer all the questions in this document accurately, without any omissions, and in the manner required in this enquiry. 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=197403. CPV: 90600000. ...
UK-Bristol: mechanical and electrical engineering services
General electrical works. The University intends to let a series of framework agreements over the next 12-18 months to cover, general electrical works, mechanical works, building works and specialists contracts, including, asbestos, electrical testing, air conditioning etc. The works shall comprise the installation of low voltage electrical systems throughout the University of Bristol. This work shall generally comprise the following systems and services: Supply and installation: LV switchgear and distribution equipment; Sub-main and final circuit wiring; Cable containment systems; Power and small power systems; Internal and external lighting equipment; Emergency lighting systems; Fire detection and alarm systems; Standard telephone system wiring (final connection and making live by others); CAT5e network cabling systems; Specialist electrical equipment; And. Removal of redundant equipment; Labeling; Testing; Commissioning; Builders work in connection with; Provision of all necessary tools and access equipment. % mark-up for engaging and managing university specialist installers (for example security systems, CAT6A network installation). % mark-up for acting as principle contractor. % mark-up for providing a design service, based on works value. Provision of as-fitted drawings and operating and maintenance manuals. The works will be based on a specific specification and drawing relating to each project prepared by the University of Bristol. Generally, the works will be carried out in occupied buildings. The university has a wide range of building types ranging form Grade 1 listed through to modern buildings. Uses include research intensive laboratories, general teaching spaces, lecture theatres, office space, student accommodation etc. Buildings are used throughout the year. The contractor must take this into account when preparing the tender return. Work shall be carried out to a high standard of workmanship. Installation standards shall meet the latest best practice standards. Works shall comply with the University of Bristol generic projects requirements document, the University of Bristol standard electrical specification for electrical engineering services, British standard BS7671 as amended, and all other relevant BS standards and codes of practice applicable to the works. CPV: 71334000. ...
UK-London: medical consumables
Medical Surgical Wholeseller. Medical consumables. Medical Surgical Wholesaler. The supply of medical surgical consumables to hospitals and related healthcare organisations within London. Please refer to the Tender Prospectus for more details about this requirement and an overview of the short-listing criteria that is set out in more detail in the Pre-qualification questionnaire. CPV: 33140000. ...
UK-London: building and facilities management services
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - Estates and Facilities Management Contract. The Olympic Park Legacy Company Limited ("Legacy Company") is seeking to appoint a contractor ("Contractor") to provide Estates and Facilities Management ("EFM") services to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ("the Park") and some of its key venues after the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. It is envisaged that key services will include grounds and infrastructure maintenance, building engineering services, building fabric maintenance, cleaning, electronic and manned security, waste management, provision of a helpdesk and estates management. The contract is envisaged to be for an initial period of 10 or 12 years with an option for the Legacy Company to extend by a further 5 years. The extent of the services likely to be required in the Park is currently envisaged to include the Aquatics Centre, the Multi Use Arena, the ArcelorMittal Orbit, multi storey car park as well as the security control room. Additional land and venues may be added to the contract scope at a later stage to include (but not limited to) the stadium island, the International Broadcast and Press Centre, 3Mills studio, Eton Manor, the velopark, the athletes' village and the energy centre. There may be other future attractions and venues added to the Park which may come within the scope of the contract in due course. The Legacy Company is contracting for itself and it is envisaged that other public sector bodies may also wish to participate in the contract. Those authorities are the Greater London Authority, the Olympic Delivery Authority, the London Development Agency, Lea Valley Regional Park Authority, the London Boroughs of Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest, and any successor in title or function. CPV: 79993000, 79993100, 50700000, 45000000, 50750000, 50760000, 50711000, 50712000, 50000000, 45212290, 90700000, 90500000, 50324200, 92222000, 90900000, 71317200, 77300000, 90511300, 79710000, 70300000, 79342300, 55500000, 79342000, 92000000, 55900000, 77314000, 72253100, 90922000, 50610000, 70332200, 90600000, 42961100, 50413200, 45212000, 55000000, 55300000, 70331000, 70332000, 45233141. ...
B-Diegem: construction work for electricity power lines
Civil works in high-voltage overhead lines. Civil works in high-voltage overhead lines. CPV: 45231400, 45230000, 65300000. ...
UK-Felixstowe: container-handling equipment
Purchase of up to thirty-five (35) terminal tractor units. Purchase of up to thirty-five (35) terminal tractor units. CPV: 42418940. ...
UK-Felixstowe: container cranes
Purchase of up to four (4) rail mounted gantry cranes. Purchase of up to four (4) rail mounted gantry cranes. CPV: 42414140. ...
SE-Stockholm: hire of passenger cars with driver
Rental car tender: rental of cars, vans and trucks for business related travel within Vattenfall. The object of the contract is car rental in the most economically advantageous and efficient way for Vattenfall in Sweden and Germany and rentals for outbound travel especially in all countries where Vattenfall is located: Poland, The Netherlands, Finland and Denmark (and if applicable also: Belgium, Norway, France and United Kingdom). This includes the provision of all relevant rental services (e.g. advice, information, reservation or booking, services that are relevant for billing, reporting). The intention is to conclude a frame contract with a maximum of 2 suppliers: that could for instance be one supplier with prime focus on the German market (lot 2) and one supplier with focus on the Swedish market (lot 1) or, only one supplier for all markets. CPV: 60171000. ...
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