UK-Oxford: furniture (incl. office furniture), furnishings, domestic appliances (excl. lighting) and cleaning products
Supply of cleaning materials framework. This is a framework contract for the supply of cleaning materials. CPV: 39000000, 39830000. ...
UK-Bridgend: microbiological cultures
COntract for the Supply of Culture Media (Plated & Bottled) to the Microbiology Laboratories of Public Health Wales NHS Trust. To supply Public Health Wales NHS Trust with all its pre poured culture media to pursue its clinical, food and environmental investigations. in addition, there maybe a requirement to supply other NHS Laboratories in Wales, details of which will be provided in the invitation to tender. The contract is for 3 years initially with option to extend by a further 1 + 1 years (5 years). CPV: 33698100. ...
UK-Bristol: photographic equipment
3D multi-photon lithography system The University of Bristol requires a 3D lithography and fabrication system which will be used to make sub-micrometer scale structures for optical experiments. CPV: 38650000. ...
UK-Nottingham: animal products, meat and meat products
Supply of fresh meat/fruit and vegetables and milk. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is seeking the supply of fresh produce for catering use in the preparation of patient and staff meals for both the Queens Medical Centre and City Hospital Campus. The contract is to be let as separate lots and will cover the following: — lot 1: Fresh meat, including chicken and prepared cuts, — lot 2: Fresh fruit and vegetables including prepared vegetables, — lot 3: Fresh milk and cream products. The successful supplier for each lot will be expected to meet the highest standards and source from as local as possible to meet sustainability needs. Provide product in various pack sizes and volumes. Contract values cannot be guaranteed and are best estimates. CPV: 15100000, 15500000, 15300000. ...
UK-Chippenham: database-management system
Supply, implement and support a fully integrated housing management system including all major modules, CRM, workflow CTI and reporting. GreenSquare Group invites applications from suitably experienced companies to supply, implement and support a fully integrated housing management system including all major modules, CRM, workflow CTI and reporting. The system should include a unified property and person database with all major software modules attached. (e.g property database, customer database, rent accounting, arrears management, voids, lettings, responsive repairs, planned maintenance, asset management, gas testing, property attributes, service charges, direct works, integrated surveys, supported housing, CRM, workflow, reporting, CTI, ASB, customer profiling, integrated reporting, resident/customer involvement, correspondence etc and any other relevant modules, functionality or capability). The system must use open standards and must be fully capable of connecting to GreenSquare's existing mobile working systems which is provided by SVS Onsite. Fully supported implementation services are required including training, testing and data conversion. Secondly, GreenSquare Group already uses Cedar Open Accounts and would like support and maintenance for it to be provided by the supplier of the housing management system. Furthermore, it should be possible to fully integrate or interface the housing system with the Cedar Open Accounts system and Northgate Codeman System. CPV: 48612000. ...
UK-London: office supplies
Framework Agreement for Office Supplies and Computer Consumables LUPC-OS05. London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC) is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the provision of Office Supplies and Computer Consumables for its Members and Members of other participating consortia. The duration of the framework agreement will be 2 years with two options to extend for an additional 1 year each. The estimated value ranges quoted throughout this notice are for the maximum 4 years duration. The framework agreement will be managed by LUPC, acting as lead organisation for the National Working Party for Computer and Stationery Supplies and will be made available to Members and Associate Members of the following participating consortia: Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC), a list of current Members may be found at: http://www.apuc-scot.ac.uk/usefullinks.htm; Higher Education Purchasing Consortium, Wales (HEPCW), a list of current Members may be found at: http://hepcw.procureweb.ac.uk/aboutus/membersinstitutions; London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC), a list of current Members may be found at: http://www.lupc.ac.uk/about/members-list.aspx; North East Universities Purchasing Consortium (NEUPC), a list of current Members may be found at: http://neupc.procureweb.ac.uk/neupcmembers.php; and Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium (SUPC), a list of current Members may be found at: http://supc.procureweb.ac.uk/aboutsupc/supc-members. The Framework Agreement will be made available to all current and future Members and Associate Members of the participating consortia, membership of which may be subject to change owing to strategic realignment or the inclusion of newly affiliated members. The institutions involved in this agreement will therefore be subject to change during the term of the Agreement. The agreement will also apply, with the express written permission of LUPC, to any third sector organisation, or any other public sector organisation in the United Kingdom in accordance with the following definition: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2005/1515/regulation/3/made. If the organisation is not a Member of a participating consortium, the organisation will need to join one either as an Associate or Full Member. Suppliers must be able to make delivery in accordance to the organisational requirements and to all sites, and be able to receive and process orders and payments using a number of different methods, including, but not limited to, purchasing cards and e-procurement. One supplier will be selected for the framework agreement in each of three lots. LUPC is utilising an electronic tendering system to manage this procurement and communicate with Tenderers. To register your interest in this notice, you must register at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/lupc/ and download a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ). Returned PQQs should also be submitted through the e-Tendering system. If you are unable to meet this requirement for any reason please contact the contracting authority as soon as possible (and in any case at least 1 day prior to the deadline for the submission of PQQs). CPV: 30192000, 30192300, 42991000, 30192700, 30125130, 30199000, 30125110, 30192113, 30199600. ...
IRL-Dublin: miscellaneous software development services and computer systems
Support, maintenance & implementation of current roads ICT systems for Irish local authorities. CPV: 72212900. ...
UK-Edinburgh: clothing, footwear, luggage articles and accessories
School Wear Voucher Scheme. The City of Edinburgh Council provides clothing grants to eligible families. In order to ensure that these grants are used for the provision of school clothing and footwear a voucher scheme was introduced. This scheme will entail the appointment of recognised providers of school uniforms (blazers, shirts, sweatshirts, trousers, skirts, shoes etc). Successful Outlets will be specificed on back of voucher at which parents/guardians can exchange the vouchers for clothing issued to them by the Council. The City of Edinburgh Council requires School Clothing Outlets to tender to Participate in the City of Edinburgh Council School Vouchers Scheme. Successful suppliers will accept and exchange The City of Edinburgh school vouchers for school clothing, participates will invoice the council for vouchers spent within suppliers store. 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=200718. The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=200718. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated. CPV: 18000000. ...
UK-Falkirk: insurance services
Provision of Insurance & Claims Services. Falkirk Community Trust are seeking to appoint insurance risk suppliers for either a one or 2 year term, commencing 1.7.2011. 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=200745. CPV: 66510000, 66513000, 66514110, 66516000, 66517300, 66516400, 66518300. ...
UK-Exeter: postal and telecommunications services
CP725-11 rural broadband project. Devon County Council and Somerset County Council are committed to improving rural business productivity through enabling access to broadband connectivity and technology. In collaboration with strategic partners, the Councils are looking to provide faster connectivity to selected rural areas currently experiencing very poor or no connectivity (< 2 Mbps). This project will provide an opportunity to deploy the most appropriate and effective technological solutions in each area to deliver reliable and faster connectivity. In taking forward this initiative, DCC and SCC are seeking to: — Significantly raise awareness within the businesses and communities of the economic and social benefits that can be realised through the use of appropriate ICT to augment business processes, improve sales turnover, realise efficiency savings and aid better communication, — Create a blue print for the implementation of rural broadband solutions that can be shared with any rural community, — Support green working in selected communities by providing the appropriate technologies and skills to enable working from home, or a local hub, — Reduce community isolation and overcome any digital divide through improved access to services through effective and greater use of ICT. A detailed breakdown of the project's objectives and targets are provided for information within the tender documentation. Funding contributions have been successfully sought from the European Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE) and Devon County Council's own resources, and tenderers must note that the RDPE physical infrastructure element of this project (lot 1) must be completed by March 2012. Delivery of lot 2 must be completed by midsummer 2012. The project aims to address some particular goals and challenges for rural Devon and Somerset border areas that currently experience no connectivity ("not spots") or very slow connectivity speeds (under 2 Mbps). In line with European Commission Community Broadband Guidelines, the project is taking a technology-neutral approach. Innovative solutions that will offer the optimal technology solutions, can be delivered in a sustainable manner and work within time and budget, are encouraged. These conditions are explained more fully within the tender documentation but the rationale behind this single tender exercise is to achieve maximum economies of scale, value for public money and to fully test out the communications sector in terms of delivery options and technology solutions. In line with the European Commission community broadband guidelines local authorities are tasked with ensuring maximum re-use of previous investment in infrastructure such as wide area networks (WAN) or public sector networks (PSN). These potentially offer up a cost-effective solution for carrying data traffic back to the core network. Details of this option are available on request from the PSN service providers and contact details are provided in the tender document. Devon County Council is therefore seeking to enable access to the additional capacity, technical capability and geographical coverage that exists in the current physical network infrastructure, without the need to replicate a new network across the county. Somerset County Council has also indicated that its public service network supplier is willing to engage in discussions regarding open access to ducts and poles as part of the "rural broadband project" solution. Tenderers are therefore encouraged to take up these opportunities for further direct dialogue with the WAN suppliers to develop innovative solutions to the tender requirements. Overall objective & requirements of the rural broadband connectivity initiative: The primary objective is to provide NGA compatible broadband connectivity to communities within specific geographical areas. Each area is defined by its rurality, some level of economic deprivation, current poor broadband connectivity but relatively high levels of business activity. The target areas and mapping data is included with this tender. These are indicative areas that have been highlighted through Devon County Council's mapping exercises as areas currently experiencing poor or little connectivity. CPV: 64000000, 32000000. ...
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