UK-London: economic research services
Hepatitis B and C Invitation to Tender. The CPHE will appoint a contractor(s) to support the development of guidance on ways of promoting and offering hepatitis B and C testing to people at risk of infection. The contractor(s) should be able to start work from January 2011. The contractor(s) will provide evidence reviews and economic analyses upon which the NICE programme development group (PDG) for hepatitis testing will base their future recommendations. There are two strands of work associated with the guidance development that the CPHE wish to commission: i) a series of up to four evidence reviews; ii) an economic analysis. CPHE welcomes tenders for either or both strands of work. Organisations wishing to tender for both pieces of work will need to submit separate bids for evidence reviews and economic analysis. The contractor(s) will work in line with NICE methods and processes for development of evidence based guidance. Documents describing the methods and process employed by NICE are available from the Institute's website www.nice.org.uk and specifically the process and methods manuals for public health are at www.nice.org.uk/ phmethods2009; www.nice.org.uk/phprocess2009. The contractor(s) will work with the analysts in the CPHE to produce evidence reviews, economic appraisals and other evidence based products for the PDG. The contractor(s) will be multidisciplinary, capable of providing highquality analyses to decision makers within very tight deadlines. Tenders from individual organisations or consortia of organisations are welcomed. CPV: 79311400. ...
UK-Merthyr Tydfil: architectural and related services
Project Architects for Old Town Hall Refurbishment. Provision of architectural services (stage D onwards) for the refurbishment & conversion of a former town hall which is a Grade II listed building. CPV: 71200000, 71221000, 71220000. ...
UK-Llandrindod Wells: market research services
Powys rural development plan project farm diversification. Powys County Council on behalf of the Powys Regeneration Partnership welcomes expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to implement, manage and deliver a farm diversification project under the Rural Development Plan. The Wales Rural Development Plan (RDP) is an European programme that is operational during the programming period - 2007 - 2013. There are 4 axes of activity within the programme; with the Welsh Assembly Government administering axis 1 and 2 on a national basis, and local partnerships implementing axis 3 and 4 activites in their local area. Powys County Council on behalf of the Powys Regeneration Partnership have applied to the Welsh Assembly Governement for the following project under axis 3 of the RDP. Farm diversification scheme is a strategic project to develop the agricultural sector in Powys into a dynamic and competitive sector. The scheme will provide farming families with the tools to investigate non-agricultural activities, which will develop alternative sources of sustainable income; in order to both safeguard their future and contribute to the long term sustainability of their local community. The key aims of the project will be to: — Providing a broader range of better paid jobs, — Help raise the economic activity rates, — Enhancing additional mainstream services to the rural economy. The project will deliver a grant scheme to support the sustainable diversification options for farming families in order to allow traditional farming practices to continue, as well as workshops and events that will develop and nurture business ideas. CPV: 79310000, 03000000, 79410000, 79990000. ...
UK-Kirkintilloch: health and social work services
EDC/2010/1034 community rehabilitation service-addictions. The service is to be provided to both male & females who are 18 years and over, with alcohol and drug related difficulties and possible co-existing needs such as mental health or learning disabilities. The service will provide a range of practical, emotional and therapeutic supports to all service users assessed as requiring such a service, thus enabling them to sustain, maintain and maximise their independence within the community. The service will provide a unique and individualised support programme and will be delivered by a consistent team of support staff who offer a broad range of flexible programmes within a structured framework focussing on service user's individual needs. There will be a need for a combination of group work and individual support including single gender groups. The average time within the service, for the individual, will be 6 months to 12 months. CPV: 85000000, 85312500. ...
UK-Solihull: real estate services with own property
Provision of strategic land and property advice. Provision of professional advice in relation to strategic land and property development and associated services via a framework arrangement for a 4 year period commencing February 2011. CPV: 70100000, 70122000, 79400000, 79420000. ...
UK-Blackburn: education and training services
Leadership development programmes for NW Deanery and Lancashire Care Foundation Trust. The advert was for 2 lots: lot 1- leadership development programme for Lancashire Care Foundation Trust; lot 2- medical leadership programme for the North Western Deanery. Lot 1 overview- leadership development programme for Lancashire Care. Short description. Lancashire Care is a specialist provider of mental health and substance misuse services across Lancashire, serving a population of around 1 400 000. It became an NHS Foundation Trust on 1.12.2007 in line with Section 35 of the National Health Service Act 2003 and currently has a staff of 4853 (inclusive of the Nurse bank). Lancashire Care's mission is 'to improve the lives of the people we serve and ensure that mental health matters across the whole community. 'We want to transform our services and become a high performing, compassionate, person centred organisation, which responds to the needs of our service users, carers, staff and commissioners. Of critical importance to achieving this aim, is the need to develop the right organisational culture with effective leadership and management systems. We need to challenge ourselves to look at what we do and how we can innovatively make real improvements that enhance the patient experience. The Trust is therefore looking to work in partnership with an external provider to develop a leadership development programme that will a focus on excellent customer service and have at its heart the Trust's values of teamwork, integrity, compassion, excellence, respect and accountability. The programme will support approximately 300 current and future leaders across the Trust over a 2-year period. It is anticipated that the programme should include a blend of learning interventions such as workshops, 360 degree feedback, coaching, action learning sets, and work based assignments. Ideally, the programme should also contain an element of skills transfer in order to make the programme sustainable beyond the length of the contract. lot 2 overview- medical leadership programme for North Western Deanery: proposal: to issue an invitation to tender for development and delivery of a medical leadership course for higher specialty medical trainees in hospital-based training in the North Western Deanery. Background: The North Western Deanery is hosted by NHS North West and oversees postgraduate medical and dental education and training with a responsibility for over 4 000 trainees. More information about the deanery can be found here: http://www.nwpgmd.nhs.uk/index.htm/. The North Western Deanery wishes to commission the development and delivery of an accredited practical, modular and flexible course, delivered by blended learning methods, that is mapped against the medical leadership curriculum for postgraduate medical training as approved by the GMC (previously PMETB). The programme will be delivered to hospital based higher specialty medical trainees. It is planned that the new programme will commence as early as possible from April 2011. The contract will initially be for one year with the option to extend for one further year. Programme details: Interested providers should note that essential elements of delivery will include: — programme content must be mapped to the medical leadership curriculum http://www.institute.nhs.uk/assessment_tool/general/medical_leadership_competency_framework_-_homepage.html, — Delivery by blended learning methods, incorporating face to face, e-learning and workplace based elements, — a structured post–workshop assessment and feedback to participants, — option to gain academic accreditation at masters level, — capacity for delivery to up to 275 trainees in one academic year, in small groups, — Be delivered in UK English at venues across the North Western deanery region, — provide evidence of value of money in terms of delivery against the QIPP agenda. CPV: 80000000, 80400000, 80430000, 80500000, 80511000, 80530000, 80532000. ...
UK-Nottingham: hospital and related services
Enteral feeds, feeding pumps, consumables and a home delivery service to Kerttering General Hospitals, Northampton General Hospital and Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation. Sip and enteral feeds. CPV: 85110000. ...
UK-Belfast: information technology services
NILSC - ICT maintenance and support. Northern Ireland Legal Services Commission wishes to appoint a suitably experienced contractor to undertake the maintenance of its IT infrastructure and systems for a period of 3 years, with the option to extend annually for 2 further periods of 12 months. CPV: 72222300, 50312610, 50312310, 50312000, 50323100, 30200000, 30230000, 30231000, 30232110, 30232120, 72511000, 72400000, 72320000, 72253200, 72262000, 72261000, 72253000, 72251000, 72230000, 72246000, 72220000, 30233130, 30233120, 30232150. ...
UK-Birmingham: smart cards
A01310 - smartcard procurement. The provision of smartcards and associated services to the ITSO compliant specification. All smartcards must confirm to the interoperability standard and must be fully ITSO compliant with data. The framework is for 4 lots required to produce an ITSO smartcard which are detailed below: — Card management system, — Local card production equipment, — Bureau card production, — Card supply. Each organisation party to the framework agreement will contract directly with the successful supplier of each Lot. There is, however, no obligation on any other Contracting Authority to utilise this framework agreement. During the period of this framework agreement there may be a requirement to produce additional cards for commercial ticketing and / or other organisations. As this is a framework agreement Centro cannot determine anticipated quantities to be ordered against each lot, however, the minimum quantity of Smartcards Centro is expecting to order under this framework agreement will be around 400 000. Please note that this is an estimated quantity only. The framework agreement is expected to run for a maximum period of 4 years from mid February 2011. CPV: 30162000, 79500000, 48800000, 72000000. ...
UK-Nottingham: storage and warehousing services
EMCPH-10-825 provision of a neutral wholesaler service/facility for the East Midlands and Yorkshire & Humber regions. Provision of a warehouse facility to consolidate fragmented consumable deliveries through a single distribution channel. — Service provider will be required to provide different levels of consolidation service from purchase and holding inventory, low unit of measure service, and cross-docking of multiple deliveries, — Service provider will be required to have the systems capability to purchase and bill the same product lines at different unit prices from multiple suppliers and to multiple NHS trusts, — Service provider will be required to receive and process both manual and fully automated orders and invoices from multiple NHS trusts, — Service provider will be required to provide a just-in-time delivery service (e.g. ability to provide rapid same day turnaround for specific high transaction accounts), — Service provider will be required to provide suppliers with demand data by NHS trust and product traceability where required, — Service provider will be required to be neutral and strictly protect data confidentiality of all NHS trusts and suppliers, — Negotiation of product purchase prices remains strictly outside the scope of the service. Control over purchase prices remains with individual NHS trusts. Storage and warehousing services. Transport services \(excl. Waste transport\). This contract notice is part of a wider strategy to deliver commercial advantage for the East Midlands and Yorks & Humber Health Economy's as part of the re:source's and CPC's collaborative procurement strategy. The current supply chain for medical surgical supplies and other consumables is highly fragmented. This adds both cost and waste to the supply chain and acts as a barrier to the implementation of stock management systems. The proposed service model is designed to address this weakness by appointing a neutral wholesaler service for the East Midlands and Yorks & Humber region in 2 lots. The contract notice offers no guarantee of business. The estimated contract value includes the potential value of goods channelled through the service. Bidders will be required to submit proposals as part of the tender process which provide a compelling and credible case back to both East Midlands and Yorks & Humber NHS Trusts and the wider supply base. Tenders will be evaluated by a sourcing group comprising of core East Midlands and Yorks & Humber NHS Trusts including Derby Hospitals Foundation Trust, Nottingham University Hospitals, Northampton General Hospital, United Lincolnshire Hospitals and Kettering General Hospital. The contract period will initially be for 60 months with potential for an extension of 60 months by mutual agreement. CPV: 63120000, 60000000. ...
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