UK-London: mailing services
Mail Screening Services. Services of a professional organisation for mail screening services. CPV: 79571000, 64121100, 43411000. ...
UK-Leek Wootton: body-repair services for vehicles
Vehicle Accident Repair Services. Warwickshire Police Authority wishes to establish a 3 year contract with the option to extend for a further period of 12 months with a single supplier for the provision of a motor vehicle body repair service for the whole fleet including marked and unmarked vehicles and also include collection and delivery across the Force area. CPV: 50112110. ...
UK-Andover: law-courts-related administrative services
The provision of a Verbatim Court recording service to the Military Court service. Law-courts-related administrative services. The Authority has a requirement for the provision of a Verbatim Court Recorders (VCRs) Service at all Service Court proceedings for the Army, RAF & Navy. This includes Courts Martial, Summary Appeal Courts and Judicial Hearings. These are predominantly held at the 6 permanent Military Court Centres (MCCs). Five are located in the United Kingdom (at Aldergrove, Bulford, Colchester, Catterick and Portsmouth) and the sixth is located at Sennelager in Germany. The Authority intends to place an Enabling Arrangement to commence on 1 October 2011 for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for a further period of one year or part thereof. There is also be a requirement for VCRs to attend ad hoc Service Court proceedings, Army Board Oral Hearings (ABOH) and Service Inquiries (SI) at other locations in the UK, as well as overseas e.g. Cyprus, Brunei. VCR support will be required when Courts sit in other locations world-wide (e.g. USA), although this will be infrequent. The principal task is the production of accurate transcripts of all proceedings in Service Courts, at ABOH and SI which will entail: the use of current transcription/recording systems; accurate recording of every word spoken at proceedings; identifying speakers and noting the movement of documents and exhibits and the timings of Court, ABOH or SI; logging and storage of recordings and provision of assistance to the Court or SI regarding identification and playback of evidence given; despatch and storage of transcripts to a standard format; and record and transcribe "in chambers" discussions as required by the Judge Advocate. Exceptionally a VCR will be required when the judge advocate directs that a written record of proceedings is to be made at a hearing held under the Armed Forces (Custody Proceedings) Rules 2009 or the Armed Forces (Protection of Children of Service Families) Regulations 2009. VCR's must be conversant with: a) Courtroom procedures; b) Common legal terms, including those used in forensic medicine and service terminology; c) The layout and contents of standard legal works of reference, e.g. "Archbold", Halisbury Laws of England, Criminal Appeal Reports etc.; d) Guides issued by OJAG and the MCS relating to practice, procedure and sentencing; e) Civilian criminal legislation; f) The Code of Conduct for Independent Contractors for VCRs used by the Contractor which outlines the standards of performance and behaviour that are expected of all VCRs while carrying out work on behalf of the Contractor; g) The layout and content of the Manual of Service Law (JSP 830), Volumes 2 (Court Guide) and 3 (Legal Compendium). These documents can be found at http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/AboutDefence/CorporatePublications/LegalPublications/ManualOfServiceLaw/ Additional Information: The Authority cannot guarantee any level of throughput but as an example of past levels the data from 2009 indicates 640 Courts Martial and 117 Summary Appeal Courts. In accordance with the Data Protection Act and Service law, all transcripts and audio tapes must be retained for 6 years as they are records of legal documents. There may be a requirement to produce "real-time" transcripts of proceedings. VCRs employed on behalf of the MOD may be security vetted as and when required. All companies wishing to express an interest in the requirement should do so preferably by e-mail to LF-Res-Commercial-Proc2b-E1@mod.uk alternatively by fax to 01264 381218, or to the mailing address provided. CPV: 75231100. ...
UK-Hounslow: fire-detection systems
Fire equipment servicing and maintenance contract. Servicing and responsive maintenance to fire equipment including fire detection and alarm system, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, dry risers, smoke vents and related equipment to nearly 5 000 properties. CPV: 31625100, 31625200, 31518200, 35111300. ...
UK-Edinburgh: graphic design services
EC/0472/Graphic_Design and related media. This procurement will look at the provision of graphic related creative service irrespective of output (hard/soft) and media. The scope will not include technical services of web publishing but will include graphical/creative content which may then link to a technical service. There is a mixture of marketing professionals, centralised marketing services (CAM) and internal units (design and print) set up to provide similar services. It is recognised that this procurement needs to address the following: 1. Improve purchase work-flows from units via a reduced number of marketing individuals (stakeholders) to help facilitate improved efficiencies in design led activities. 2. To enable improved work-flows to include the use of internal design related units prior to external purchase. 3. On improving routes; enable easier communications for external suppliers and enable these suppliers to develop relationships with these key stakeholders. 4. Achieve value for money, on these services, whilst providing a consistent brand and audience targeting whilst reducing duplication of effort. Lotting definitions. We have separated the requirement into 2 lots. Suppliers can apply for both or individual lots. Lot 1 "projects". This lot is for services likely to be either of a high value or over a length of time, which cannot be provided by internal service providers, where various activities will take place throughout the project and may require the external supplier to determine method and templates for internal service providers to input content on an ongoing basis. This lot (post ITT award) would involve further mini competitions to the awarded framework suppliers to enable a selection on an ongoing project by project basis. Lot 2 "products". This lot is for services likely to be either a low value one off, where it would not link to other project type activities and would be on a ad-hoc basis which cannot be produced by internal service providers. This lot (post ITT award) would not involve further mini competitions. End users would select from a list of suppliers who were awarded to this lot (post tender) based on supplied schedule of rates and indicative relevant experience. No business whatsoever is guaranteed under any resulting contract indeed there is no guarantee that any contract will be put in place in relation to this notice. No compensation etc will be paid if a tender is withdrawn for any reason. Bidders should take part in this process only on the basis that they fully understand and accept this position. The University of Edinburgh operates an e-tendering system (Intend) Please note the following important points: System support is available from: E-Mail support@in-tend.com Tel: +44 1332869400. Suppliers will be provided with a link to our e-procurement hosting service i.e.: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/edinburghuni/ Please click onto the url detailed above and then click on the current tenders box, locate project reference EC0466 E-recruitment system and associated services and follow the information detailed within this project box. Once logged onto the site, suppliers can download the PQQ from a secure and confidential e-tender site. Supplier will be able to upload their PQQ details back into the site. No other parties can view your documents, apart from The University of Edinburgh and or other parties nominated by the University of Edinburgh, following the official closing time and date. All responses shall be in Microsoft Excel or Word 2000 or compatible format via the electronic tendering system. Note: the deadline for receipt of your completed PQQ and supplementary information is no later than 14.4.2010 (16:00 hours). 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=199441. CPV: 79822500, 79933000. ...
UK-London: accommodation management services
Compass - asylum & refugee support services. This is a voluntary notice and the competitive procurement will be conducted in accordance with a voluntary restricted procedure under the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 in compliance with EU Procurement Directives. The UK Border Agency (UKBA) requires the provision of a number of support services for persons claiming asylum, granted refugee status and others. These services will include the provision of predominantly accommodation, transportation and associated services to assist service users settle in their new location. There will be 6 separate lots each with an identical requirement but varying volumes. Separate contracts will be awarded in each of the named UKBA regions. The Contracting Authority intends to award contracts for 5 years with options to extend for a further 2 years. CPV: 98341100, 55250000, 60140000, 79540000, 85320000. ...
UK-London: parking services
Provision of parking services. Parking services. Parking enforcement services. Document management system. Car park cleaning services. Car park services. Microcomputer hardware. Hardware. Software package and information systems. Industry specific software package. Administration software package. Hardware consultancy services. Administration services. Control, safety or signalling equipment for parking facilities. The following services are included within the scope of this procurement process. These are principally the provision of: — on and off-street enforcement — a cashless parking service — processing of Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs), including representations and appeals — dealing with payments and non-statutory correspondence — automated bus lane enforcement system — sign and lines maintenance The contract will not cover telephone enquiries or issuing of parking permits, administration of suspensions or dispensations. Services in scope currently have a gross expenditure revenue budget approximating 4 500 000 GBP p.a and have approximately 90 full time equivalent posts. Enforcement is generally from 0700 to 2200 every day and 48 civil enforcement officers (CEOs) issue some 140 000 PCNs per annum. They are deployed on foot, by car or on motorcycles to cover the entire borough which is a mixture of controlled parking zones (CPZs) and areas of location-specific controls. CEOs also undertake the inspection of some 2 000 suspected abandoned vehicles every year. Within the CPZs paid parking is currently controlled by either pay and display or pay by phone. It is planned to remove all of the pay and display machines by September 2011 therefore no provision for any aspect of this service will be made in the contract. The pay by phone system will handle up to 1 million transactions per annum, together with the cash at shop alternatives currently being developed. The processing of these PCNs, together with another 20 000 from an automated bus lane enforcement system, gives rise to some 600 000 items of correspondence per year. The contract will include responding to informal representations and enquiries; preparing and issuing decisions and case packs for formal representations and appeals and the receipt, processing and banking of payments at every stage. The contract will also cover debt recovery process, including providing and instructing bailiffs. The services are currently provided from council premises in North London Business Park and in Mill Hill East. These premises will not be available for use as part of this contract. Therefore, suitable alternative accommodation will be required. The council will make available the Civica CE operating system, which it will continue to host on its own network, although the contract will require the provision of all hand-held computer terminals and ancillary equipment required for enforcement. The contractor will include the provision of all stationery and consumables for use in enforcement and in any part of the recovery process. The contractor will be required to include the replacement or repair of missing time plates and markings throughout the borough together with the inspection and minor maintenance of fifteen surface car parks. It will also include the erection of temporary suspension signs. The Council is seeking to procure a parking service via the restricted procurement process. The contract is intended to run for 5 years with the option to extend for a further 2 years. The council will select the most economically advantageous tender that best meets our desired outcomes. If during the tender evaluation process it becomes clear that the no tender response is able to deliver our objectives, the Council reserves the right to reconsider its strategy. CPV: 63712400, 98351110, 48311100, 90914000, 98351100, 30215000, 44316400, 48000000, 48100000, 48219300, 72100000, 75100000, 34996300. ...
UK-London: test and evaluation of security equipment
TEN-11-037. The Financial Service Authority (the FSA) including any legacy organisations formed as a result of the regulatory reform activity to take effect in 2012 is seeking one or more service providers to cover penetration services and other such similar services from mid 2011 onwards. CPV: 73431000. ...
UK-London: repair and maintenance services of rolling stock
Restoration of a Metropolitan Railway Jubilee Stock Carriage, (No 353 built 1892). It is the intention of the London Transport Museum to contract for the restoration of their Metropolitan Railway Jubilee Stock Carriage, (No 353 built 1892), to a condition which is acceptable for passenger operation on preserved heritage railways, and for special passenger service on the London Underground system. The contract includes adapting a PMV-type underframe to accommodate the grounded carriage body! Completion of the restoration must coincide with the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Metropolitan Railway, the world's first Underground Railway, on 10.1.2013. In compiling the specification of work to be done, the museum has made its best effort to make it both comprehensive and accurate. Differences may be found during site inspection of the body and donor underframe, or revealed during the restoration process itself. Works will include: — inspection and repair of structure, — roof, — bulkheads and compartment dividing walls, — compartment ceiling panels and lighting, — compartment sides and windows, — doors, — seats, — underseat heating, — electrical wiring, — painting – general, — underframe, — frame, — axleboxes, — wheelsets, — headstock and buffers, — leaf springs, — drawgear/coupler, — braking, — batteries and battery box, — stepboards, — painting – general. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at http://www.myTenders.org/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=81538. CPV: 50222000. ...
UK-London: accommodation, building and window cleaning services
Cleaning of Office, Academic and Residential Buildings. Accommodation, building and window cleaning services. Accommodation cleaning services. Window-cleaning services. The University of Westminster invites expressions of interest to be considered for the award of contract(s) for the cleaning of its operational buildinmgs, including teaching and administartive buildings and halls of residence. The contract(s) will commence on 1st October 2011. The University estate currently comprises the following buildings: 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2UW 115 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6UW 101 New Cavendish Street, London W1W 6XH Watford Road, Northwick Park, Harrow HA1 3TP (inc Halls of Residence) 35 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LS (inc Halls of Residence) 32-38 Wells Street, London W1T 3UW 4-12 Little Titchfield Street, London W1W 7UW 16 Little Titchfield Street, London W1W 7UW 16 Riding House Street, London W1W 7UW 70, 72 and 74 Great Portland Street, London W1W 7UW Chiswick Sports Ground, Hartington Road, Chiswick, London W4 3UH Alexander Fleming Halls of Residence, 3 Hoxton Market, Pitfield Street, London N1 6HG Wigram House Hall of Residence, 84-99 Ashley Gardens, Thirleby Road, london SW1P 1HH International House Halls of Residence, 1 Lambeth Road, London SE1 7DQ The University will invite tenderers to bid for any or all of six different Lots, each Lot being a different permutation, or combination, of buildings. The exact arrangement of Lots, to form the basis of the new contract(s), will be determined during the course of the tender exercise and it is envisaged that no more than three contractors will be appointed, depending upon the exact arrangement of Lots selected.. The new contract(s) will exclude a number of activities currently being carried ouyt by the incumbent contractors. these include: Maintenance, painting & decorating, waste management and removals. These will be dealt with as variations to the main contract, or entirely separate contracts, at the University's option. CPV: 90911000, 90911100, 90911300. ...
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