UK-Birmingham: procurement consultancy services
NHS Healthcare Purchasing Consortium: Business Transfer and Framework. This framework agreement follows the transfer of responsibility for managing and operating the business of the trading arm of University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust known as NHS Healthcare Purchasing Consortium (HPC). It replaces existing purchasing arrangements operated by HPC, both for itself and on behalf of the established grouping referred to above. CPV: 79418000, 72221000, 79400000, 79411000, 79419000. ...
UK-Aberdeen: public road transport services
School and Local Bus Services in Aberdeenshire. Aberdeenshire Council is responsible for providing transport for 13 500 pupils throughout Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen areas. Interested parties were invited to submit tenders for this wide range of contracts. There were a variety of contracts available for operators both large and small ranging from small runs to large contracts suitable for a fleet of taxis, minibuses and coaches, all these contracts have been awarded to start in August 2010. CPV: 60112000, 60120000, 60130000, 60140000, 60170000, 60171000, 60172000. ...
UK-Bristol: special-purpose road passenger-transport services
UK-B010/10 Non emergency renal patient transport services. This patient transport service is for renal dialysis patients attending dialysis units and renal outpaitents. The provision of this service will encompass the use of cars and mini buses/multi purpose vehicles. CPV: 60130000, 34114122. ...
UK-London: energy and related services
Energy Centre Project Crystal Palace Park (CPP). The LDA has appointed a supplier to design, build, install and commission and then operate and maintain a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) based system that will deliver heat and power to the National Sports Centre at Crystal Palace Park, a grade 2* listed building. This contract is divided into two distinct phases: Phase one, the design, build, installation, testing and commissioning phase and Phase two: the operation and maintenance phase. CPV: 71314000, 71314200, 50720000, 71314300, 09300000, 71314310, 50531100, 45251200, 45251220. ...
UK-Colchester: printing and related services
Printing tender. Printing and related services. Colchester Institute ('The College') is looking to outsource the design, printing, distribution and storage of their marketing literature. The key factor of this contract is for three (3) prospectuses that The College produces annually, but there are many other promotional materials required throughout the contract. The successful vendor will be awarded an initial contract commencing 1.4.2011 for a period of one (1) year with a guide value of one hundred thousand 100 000 GBP. The awarded contract will include the option for The College to extend for a period of one (1) year and a further year subsequently, subject to satisfactory performance reviews and confirmation in writing. Printing and related services. CPV: 79800000. ...
UK-Carlisle: canteen and catering services
Catering Service for Southfield Technology College. Strategic and Commercial Procurement Unit, Cumbria County Council is acting as an agent for Southfield Technology College to procure a catering service for the college. CPV: 55500000. ...
UK-Glasgow: architectural, engineering and surveying services
Strategic Environmental Assessments & Marine Planning for Scottish Marine Waters. The Marine Directorate of the Scottish Government require a number of contractors to assist it in the development, management and production of marine Strategic Environmental Assessments ("SEAs"), in the ongoing maintenance of the marine SEAs for the Scottish Government and to provide advice and support to develop and carry out marine planning. The SEAs are required to provide an assessment of the environmental sensitivities of areas of Scottish marine waters prior to the inclusion (or not) of such areas in licensing or leasing rounds, for example for renewable energy developments, or other development/activity plans. Marine planning is required under the Marine Framework Directive and is proposed for inclusion in the Scottish Marine Bill. Production and maintenance of the SEAs will involve the contractor in extensive processes of consultation, collation of existing scientific data, marine research assessment studies, advice provision and report writing. The contractor will need to interact with public consultees, regulatory bodies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), industry and senior academics in order to make recommendations to senior Government officials. The contractor will need to have a proven track record in project management as well as wide-ranging knowledge of the marine environment, the SEA process and have planning skills related to marine issues. The contractor will also need knowledge of past, present and emerging marine industry practice, regulation and environmental issues. Each SEA and Marine Plan may also require to be supported by an Appropriate Assessment to demonstrate that potential marine and offshore activity would not have an unacceptable adverse effect on protected habitats or species. The contractor will be required to carry out a wide range of activities on behalf of the Scottish Government, including the following: Provision of support and advice to the Scottish Government Marine Directorate (or Marine Scotland) on Marine Planning, SEA and appropriate assessment requirements. Completion, Development and Support of Identified SEA Work and Process. Completion of supporting Appropriate Assessment. Promoting, enabling and managing consultation. Undertaking SEA work in response to Marine Plans or other Sectoral Development Plans. Undertaking Marine Plans or providing Marine Planning advice. The contractor must be able to demonstrate independence and impartiality. CPV: 71250000. ...
UK-Peterborough: gas appliance maintenance services
Accent Nene Ltd Gas Servicing and Maintenance Contract. Accent Nene Limited is a Registered Housing Provider seeking to procure a suitably experienced and qualified contractor to service their properties in the east midlands. The contract consists of the annual servicing and annual Gas safety test as required in the GSIU regulations and reactive maintenance to domestic gas heating installations (various boiler types),.along with a limited number of servicing to (20) oil boilers. Including all electrical work associated with the installation. The contractor will also be expected within due course to undertake remedial works to 'new technology' heating systems, EG: Air source heat pumps and associated equipment. (Currently Accent Nene have circa 200+ installed). It is currently estimated that circa 2700 to 3000NR units may need servicing during the contract term over a number of sites. However this volume of units and number of sites is an estimate only and the contracting authority does not warrant, represent or guarantee that these will be the final number of properties which need to be serviced pursuant to any awarded contract. Full details of the properties will be included in the contract documents. Potential tenderers shall note that the contracting authority intends to incorporate a performance regime within the proposed contract which will be based on performance reviews and assessments against key performance indicators. Failure to perform against these key performance indicators may result in work being removed from the possible contractor and/or result in termination of any agreement which may be awarded pursuant to this notice. CPV: 50531200, 45333100, 45333000. ...
UK-Cardiff: ground investigation work
Carbon Soil Sequestration - SEREN Project. Documents must be obtained from the following website, suppliers are requested to register on the website and download the tender documents: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/cardiffuniversity/ Research into Carbon Soil Sequestration. Total Value: 800 000 GBP in 2 Lots of 400 000 GBP. For each Lot: ERDF funding (to be provided by the SEREN project by Cardiff University): 200 000 GBP (50 %). Match funding (to be provided by successful applicant): 200 000 GBP (50 %). Applicants can apply for one or both Lots. 1 The SEREN project The Geoenvironmental Research Centre (GRC), located at the School of Engineering, Cardiff University has recently secured funding for the SEREN project worth over 8 350 000 GBP from the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) under the ERDF West Wales and the Valleys Convergence Programme 2007–2013. The SEREN project has been designed specifically to deliver the objectives of the Convergence programme as defined by the Operational Programme and Strategic Framework, as its function is to increase the value of the low carbon offerings of companies, hence helping them to move up the value chain and to increase value added per job. SEREN also has strong strategic and operational links with activity in related fields, such as links with international research projects and a wide range of industrial collaborators. The aim of the project will be to deliver new and innovative ground engineering technologies that will address the low carbon agenda. These technologies will be showcased and promoted globally with a view to encouraging organisations with low carbon initiatives to move to Wales. The thrust of the project will be to create new companies and jobs, support existing companies, and increase profitability in companies within the Convergence Area. In short, the project will commercialise innovative ideas. The project target beneficiaries will be SMEs in the Convergence area, as well as local government organisations and the Welsh Assembly Government. At the heart of the project will be the development and strengthening of a climate of innovation and exploitation of low carbon technologies across Wales, highlighting Wales as a leader in this area. Research priorities identified are presented below: — ground source heat, — underground coal gasification, — carbon sequestration, — geoinformatic packages: low carbon applications. As a result of this project, new industries will be created in Wales, and there will be a need to retrain and upskill the Welsh workforce to prepare them for the new challenges offered by these initiatives. Part of the project aims will be to address the upskilling and training needs of the workforce through a planned dissemination programme of lectures, seminars and workshops. Results of the projects will be fully disseminated to industries to maximise impact. 2 Carbon sequestration The UK target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 20 % of 1990 levels (Climate Change Act, 2008), informed by the Energy White Paper (DTI, 2003). An energy policy of reducing energy consumption coupled with use of renewable energy may be able to tackle some of this problem, but removing CO2 emissions from existing power generation capacity and possible atmospheric scrubbing will enable the process of moving to a low carbon dioxide emitting state easier, faster and more economically viable, while maintaining the energy security provided by fossil fuels (POST, 2005). Carbon Sequestration (CS) is the process of long-term storage of carbon that would otherwise be emitted to the atmosphere. Therefore, carbon sequestration from CO2 producing technology, i.e. power generation from fossil fuels, and from atmospheric scrubbing has the potential to mitigate climate change and allow further economic development – the holy grail of environmental science. However, attenuation of already emitted carbon dioxide is an important consideration to understand the carbon budget of any area, and therefore the potential impacts or mitigation of climate change. One of the major factors in such attenuation, or in fact further 'positive feedback' emissions, is the behaviour of the near surface land, or soil. The aim of the CS work package within the SEREN project is to further understand two aspects of carbon sequestration behaviour, i) carbon sequestration in coal seams and ii) the attenuation of atmospheric carbon in soil. This tender package aims to tackle the second of these aims. Cardiff University will coordinate the work package and provide the point of contact between the successful contractor and the SEREN reporting and managing structures. The SEREN project team will provide guidance as part of the delivery of the work package. It will be the responsibility of the successful contractor to ensure that project reports and outputs are delivered within the agreed programme. Tender submissions should identify a proposed schedule of work with appropriate milestones shown on a Gantt chart. CPV: 45111250, 70332100, 71332000, 71351000, 71351210, 71351500, 77000000. ...
UK-Edinburgh: buildings of particular historical or architectural interest
Bannockburn Battlefield Project - Design Team. This project covered the appointment of an Architect-led Design Team comprising the following disciplines: — architect (acting as lead consultant); quantity surveying services; structural engineering services; mechanical and electrical engineering services (and CDM co-ordinator services). CPV: 45212350, 71200000, 71324000, 71311000, 71312000, 71313000, 71314310, 71321000, 71317210. ...
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