UK-Stockport: orthopaedic implants
Orthopaedic knee implants. Orthopaedic implants. Contract for the supply of orthopaedic knee implants - primary total cemented knees - a seamless system through to revision - fixed bearing unicompartmental knees, Patella femoral system, revision knee system, instrumentation, loan kits, support and associated consumables. CPV: 33183100. ...
UK-Stockport: orthopaedic implants
Orthopaedic knee implants - mobile bearing unicompartmental knees. Orthopaedic implants. Contract for the supply of orthopaedic knee implants - mobile bearing unicompartmental knees, instrumentation, loan kits, support and associated consumables. CPV: 33183100. ...
UK-Gateshead: closed-circuit surveillance system
CCTV System. Closed-circuit surveillance system. Close circuit television system including associated equipment. CPV: 32235000. ...
UK-London: furniture (incl. office furniture), furnishings, domestic appliances (excl. lighting) and cleaning products
Contract number 1011-292 Office Furniture Framework. Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from suppliers to provide office furniture as part of a framework agreement. Current status. The borough has entered a period of unexpected asset and building disposals. As departments move to different buildings, and storage requirements change to accommodate this, more furniture is required. Islington Council is seeking to procure office furniture for offices across the borough as part of the space maximisation project. The requirement. The council requires a supplier who can provide innovative solutions to maximise space within specific budgetary requirements. Primary types of furniture to be procured include desks, chairs, tambour units and lockers. The furniture will be procured for existing council offices; it is unlikely that furniture will be procured for newly acquired buildings. The borough expects to spend a minimum of 120 000 GBP per year across a four year period. The total value of the framework is 0 GBP-1 000 000 GBP to allow for other London boroughs to join the framework. It is anticipated that no London borough will individually spend more than 150 000 GBP per annum on the framework, and will not spend outside of the total value of the framework. This is a framework agreement and the council will not guarantee any volume of work to any provider on the framework. The council will shortlist a maximum of five candidates submitting pre-qualification questionnaires to go forward to tender stage, and is seeking to appoint one provider to the framework. Assessment criteria. Contracts will be awarded to the most economically advantageous tenders (MEAT) on the basis of 40 % cost and 60 % quality. Criteria Weighting Cost 40 %. Quality 60 % Quality of furniture supplies in meeting specification 30 % Proposals for ensuring environmental sustainability in delivery of contract 15 % Proposals for Delivery and time management 10 % Proposals for Customer Care in delivery of contract 5 %. How to express an interest. If you wish to apply for this contract please follow the steps below: — register your company free of charge via the link on the right hand side of this page under: 'Useful Websites' London Tenders Portal, — await acceptance. You will receive an email confirming your username and password for the London Tenders Portal, — use your username and password to log into the London Tenders Portal and express your interest in the relevant contract number and category (Contract number 1011-292, Office Furniture Framework, Category 39000000 - Furniture (incl. office furniture), furnishings, domestic appliances (excl. lighting) and cleaning products, 39130000 Office furniture), — shortly after you have expressed interest, you will receive a second email containing a link to access the pre-qualification questionnaire or tender documentation. Deadlines: — the deadline for expressions of interest is: 12 noon on Thursday 5.5.2011, — submission of Pre-Qualification Questionnaires by: 12 noon on Friday 6.5.2011, — late applications will not be accepted. Additional information. — We reserve the right to offer this contract to other local authorities in London, — tenderers should be aware that we reserve the right to hold interviews during the tender process. These might be scored as part of the tender, or for clarification purposes. We reserve the right to interview leading bidders, — in keeping with Islington's commitment to sustainability, please do not include any publicity material with your submissions, — Islington Council aims to provide equality of opportunity and welcomes applicants from black and minority ethnic communities and disabled groups. In addition the Council actively encourages Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) organisations, Social Enterprises or not for profit enterprises and small to medium enterprises (SME) to tender as part of its sustainability policy, — the Pre Qualification Questionnaires will be marked in rounds. Only applicants who are successful after each round will be shortlisted for the next stage, — please include the Contract Number of this tender process when communicating with the Council in any way, — potential providers must be aware that TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations) may apply if applicable to your contract, — as part of a commitment to transparency the council is now publishing all spend over 500 GBP each month. This includes spend on contracts, so the successful contractor should expect details of spend against the contract to appear on the council website www.islington.gov.uk. The council is also committed to publishing tender and contract documentation after contract award stage. Commercially sensitive information will be redacted from documentation. What constitutes commercially sensitive information is a matter for the council's sole discretion. However, tenderers will be invited to identify information they consider to be commercially sensitive in their tender return and this will be taken into account in the council forming a view. CPV: 39000000, 39130000. ...
UK-Bristol: hoses
Supply, manufacture and provision of technical assistance for replenishment at Sea (RAS) hoses. Hoses. Maritime Equipment Systems has a future requirement for the supply, manufacture, and provision of technical assistance services for Replenishment at Sea (RAS) hoses used for the transfer of fuels, oils and water between Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) and Royal Navy (RN) ships. The successful candidate will be required to demonstrate competence and experience with the manufacture and most importantly type testing of RAS hoses iaw MoD Defstan 22-94. This will include the requirements associated with the harsh environments that the equipment is exposed to worldwide. The equipment will include, but is not necessarily limited to; — 2.5" – 7" diameter hoses — end fittings — hose accessories to include seals and protective caps. Contract requirements may include but not be limited to the following services and supply: — Project management, — Post design services, — Provision of spares and consumables, — Rationalisation of spares lists, — Obsolescence management, The contract may contain lists of items that will only require pricing through the duration of the contract when ordered by the Authority. Suppliers wishing to express an interest in this requirement are required to: submit a copy of their accredited 3rd party (or government issued) quality management system (QMS) certification which includes an appropriate scope to meet the requirement. In the event that no certification is held, the company must be able to demonstrate that they operate and maintain a QMS acceptable to the Department for this requirement. Confirm that they are willing or able to trade electronically using the purchase to payment (P2P) business process. Companies who submit an expression of interest will be required to complete and submit a pre-qualification questionnaire to confirm their suitability to be included in the tender panel for this requirement. The Authority's decision in this matter will be final. CPV: 44165100. ...
UK-Rotherham: ready-mixed concrete
Supply of Concrete Readymix. Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest for the supply of concrete readymix to sites within the Rotherham area. The anticipated total spend is in the region of 440 000 (GBP) for the whole duration of the agreement (including extension periods). The framework will be awarded initially for a period of one year, with the option to extend at the sole discretion of RMBC for a further three 12 month periods, each on a year by year basis. If a sole supplier cannot meet the council's requirements then the agreement will be awarded to additional participant(s). All suppliers who wish to be considered for this tender must register on the SCMS system and electronically complete and upload the pre tender questionnaire document onto the system no later than 17:00hrs on Thursday 5.5.2011. All pre tender questionnaires must be returned through the system and will not be accepted by any other means. 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=81645. CPV: 44114100, 44114000. ...
UK-Reading: cremators
Replacement of cremators and installation of mercury abatement equipment at Reading Crematorium. Cremators. Construction work for crematoriums. Repair and maintenance services. Reading Borough Council invites expressions of interest from suitably experienced companies who wish to tender for the design, manufacture, supply, installation and commissioning of cremators and filtration system at it's crematorium facility in Reading, Berkshire. The Council's crematorium facility is based at Henley Road Cemetery, All Hallows Road, Caversham. It is situated in the north of Reading and is Reading's only crematorium and has been established since 1932. The service currently carries out approximately 1,600 cremations annually using the 3 existing TABO machines which were installed in 1995. Further to Guidance note AQ1 (05) which was issued in January 2005 by the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the authority is looking to deal with mercury abatement by way of the filtration of 100 % of all cremations performed at Henley Road Crematorium. The authority has concluded that in light of these requirements it would be a suitable time to replace the current cremators, which were installed in 1995, and which are no longer functioning to their original potential. The new cremators and filtration plant will be required to be fully commissioned and operational by July 2012. The successful supplier will also be required to enter into a 10 year maintenance contract for the maintenance of the new cremators and mercury abatement equipment. CPV: 42350000, 45215300, 50000000. ...
UK-Bristol: runway resurfacing
Dust Suppression for Helicopters in Theatre; Contract no.ECI/0213. Runway resurfacing. Expeditionary Campaign Infrastructure - The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has an Urgent Operational Requirement for a re-deployable dust suppression surfacing which can be used on remote helicopter landing sites on current operations. The solution must be: — capable of withstanding the loads imposed by in-service helicopters both point loads and down wash loadings (10 marks), — resistant and durable to environment elements, UV light and chemicals associated with military vehicles and aircraft (5 marks), — resistant and durable to the transit of pedestrians & wheeled vehicles over it (5 marks), — deployed or recovered quickly with the minimum of manpower or mechanical handling equipment (5 marks), — easily transported using in-service military land platforms and support helicopter (5 marks), — laid over the helicopter landing site on ground which has received the minimum preparation (5 marks), — contractors are required to provide securing arrangements and fixings for the deployed solution which copes with desert ground types (5 marks), — have a minimal Logistic footprint (5 marks), — sizes for helicopter landing sites can vary. The suppression surfacing must conform to the safety hazard envelope of in-service helicopters. Sizes are not always square in shape and it is dependent on the geographical location. A solution which allows flexibility and redeployment to other sites is desirable (10 marks), — initial quantity up to 60 Helicopter Landing Sites with additional options for future years. Contractors down selected to ITT will be required to supply, free of charge, one off, full size system for trialling and destructive testing which will take place in June/July 2011. (Pass / Fail) PQQ Questions. 1. All expressions of interest must be accompanied by a brief description of how your product may meet the requirements listed in para 1.5 with clear evidence to substantiate your claims. You most also answer the Pre Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) below. 2. Company details – Provide full legal name of company, how long has the company been trading, current legal status of company (e.g partnership, PLC etc) address of registered office, telephone & fax number of registered office, name and address of parent company if applicable, name address and telephone number of point of contact within company. 3. Capability - Please indicate what previous MOD contracts you either received direct or as a sub contractor during the past 3 years. In addition please indicate any contracts you have supplied for equipment similar to this requirement. You should state who you supplied, the contract value and what you supplied and where it was used (25 marks). CPV: 45235210. ...
UK-Downpatrick: street-lighting maintenance services
Term Contracts for Night-Time Scouting of Illuminated Street Furniture 2011. Street-lighting maintenance services. The scope of the Contract shall require the Contractor to carry out a variety of Night-time and day inspections of illuminated street furniture. The services may include but not be limited to the following, which are provided by way of examples: (a) visual night-time inspection of various types of illuminated street furniture; (b) visual day-time inspection of various types of illuminated street furniture; (c) validation and production of street lighting inspection reports to (a); (d) court attendance. CPV: 50232100. ...
UK-Lincoln: asbestos-removal work
Asbestos Removal in Council Owned Dwellings, primarily Housing Stock. Asbestos-removal work. Asbestos removal services. City of Lincoln Council is looking to appoint three contractors to a framework agreement in respect of Asbestos Removal. The work will be primarily in respect of the Authority's Housing Stock. All work will be undertaken within the City of Lincoln. CPV: 45262660, 90650000. ...
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