IRL-Galway: fire-detection systems
NUIG/BUILD/009/11; Fire Detection and Control Systems. The establishment of two single-operator framework Agreements over a period of 4 years for (a) Design and Integration of Fire Detections and Control Systems and (b) Daily Maintenance and repair of Fire Detection and Control Systems. NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the eTenders Web Site at http://www.etenders.gov.ie/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=225072. CPV: 31625100, 31625200, 75251110, 71317100, 51700000. ...
UK-London: storage units
Supply of storage for medical & surgical consumables including bulk IV fluids. Storage units. The Trust has a requirement for storage to include mobile and modular. There maybe a requirement for an element of customised storage. All storage must be of a non-rusting material, capable of being cleaned with detergent or chlorine or able to go through Medical Equipment Decontamination Unit (MEDU). Must meet HTM71 compliance and Fire Class Regulation 0. An outline specification of our requirements will be sent to interested parties. Evaluation of suitable storage will be essential. CPV: 39173000. ...
UK-Stockport: printing and related services
Print Services. Stockport Homes wishes to award a contract for the provision of supply of print services. CPV: 79800000, 79810000, 79811000, 79823000. ...
UK-London: smart cards
UAL smartcard, card bureau services & card management services. Smart cards. The University of the Arts London seeks competitive offers for the provision of the following listed services to be delivered at the University and all associated sites. University of the Arts London is investing in a landmark project that brings the three largest Central Saint Martins College of Arts & Design sites together in one building. Located at the heart of a 64 acre development to the immediate north of King's Cross and St Pancras stations, the new building will deliver unique opportunities in specialist art and design education in an area of significant local cultural regeneration. The centre piece of CSMs new home will be the Grade II listed Granary Building. Built in 1851, to a design by Lewis Cubitt (architect for King's Cross Station), the Granary Building served the grain trade from eastern England, at the high point of English agricultural prosperity. The new campus will enable CSM and University of the Arts London to build on their global reputations for creative talent. The move is planned for summer of 2011 and the building will be occupied by up to 4 000 students and 1 000 staff; and will comprise of a mixture of teaching space, workshops, offices, social space and a purpose built performance space and theatre. Service lots: lot 1: smartcards lot 2: card bureau service lot 3: card management system. The University is looking to upgrade the method for issuing staff and student smart ID cards, which will be used for identification and access to various services. Brief overview The current student/staff cards are a mix of magnetic stripe and Mifare Classic cards, for which usage are currently limited to identification, access, and library services. The issuing process has evolved over a number of years and is not suitable for encoding multiple applications and managing the production of cards. The University's access control systems are equally being upgraded at the existing sites and a second access control system is being installed at the new Kings Cross site. New systems, card supply, interfaces, and processes are required to manage and issue cards, which can be used to access all sites and multiple services. This project will enable improvements to student-facing services, improve site security, and support improvements to student enrolment and administration. The procurement covers the supply of smartcards, bureau card production services, smartcard readers and card management services as defined by the instructions, specifications, interfaces, service levels, and processes issued by the University. The components of the procurement are divided into 3 lots and suppliers can apply for any one or all of the lots advertised. CPV: 30162000. ...
UK-London: disaster recovery services
Syndicated work area recovery service. NEST Corporation require a syndicated work area recovery service with fully equipped office space providing an on-demand standby recovery site to be used in circumstances where the main central London office becomes unusable. The service will supplement existing technical contingency measures and will be used to locate key personnel handling time-critical services. The service must comprise a minimum of 20 desks, chairs, desktop personal computers, and telephone services ready to be accessed at short notice and have the ability to quickly establish secure data network facilities to allow access to central data held in other data centres. Other general office services such as meeting rooms are desired. The services must be available from a site or sites in the London, England area located within the M25 motorway. CPV: 72251000, 98340000. ...
UK-London: insurance services
Insurance services review 2011. Property, business interruption, liability, motor vehicle, engineering, personal accident, fidelity guarantee, professional indemnity, construction related and other insurances and insurance services as required by Genesis Housing Group. CPV: 66510000. ...
UK-Ilford: health services
North East London Treatment Centre Procurement. In advance of expiry of the existing contract for Independent Sector Treatment Centre services in the Outer North East London area (known as "North East London Treatment Centre"), NHS Barking & Dagenham (for itself and on behalf of NHS Havering, NHS Redbridge and NHS Waltham Forest is seeking offers from potential bidders to deliver a range of health care services to meet, in conjunction with the Contracting Authority, the commissioning requirements of the local health economy. The successful bidder will perform the services from the existing Treatment Centre located within the grounds of King George Hospital, Barley Lane, Goodmayes, Essex, IG3 (the "Treatment Centre") and the successful bidder will be granted a lease of the Treatment Centre. The Centre is equipped with two laminar flow theatres, three general theatres and one ophthalmic theatre. There are 24 day beds, 22 in-patient beds and five consulting rooms. While the scope of activity to be delivered from the Treatment Centre may vary during the term of the contract, it is currently anticipated that it will include, but not be limited to, an easily accessible range of health care services including out-patient, diagnostic and elective procedures for General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Oral Surgery, Ophthalmology, ENT and Gastroenterology. The ONEL Cluster is seeking to improve quality and value for money through this procurement exercise. Bidders will be invited describe how they will deliver a proportion of the outpatient appointments at below tariff where it is appropriate for patients to receive the care they clinically require without receiving traditional consultant-led appointments, as defined within the nationally mandated tariff. To achieve this bidders will be asked to develop in their ITN responses care pathways which enable patients to receive the care they clinically require in both traditional and innovative settings, for example nurse led or consultant supervised care. Bidders will also be asked to describe how they would work with the public, GPs and local acute providers to attract patients and respond quickly to ONEL's priorities. It is assumed that Daycase and elective procedures will be paid for at PbR tariff. However, as the tariff is based on the average mixture of complexity of services, where a particular service being delivered is different from the normal casemix range, perhaps because of contractually agreed patient exclusion criteria, commissioners would be looking to pay at less than the tariff price if the difference is so significant that it amounts to a change in service provision. Provision of such services by the selected bidder will be free of charge to NHS patients and payment will be made by the referring Primary Care Trust (PCT). Potential Bidders should refer to the relevant clauses in the NHS Standard Contract for Acute Hospital Services in relation to price and payment mechanism. The Standard NHS Contract for Acute Hospital Services can be obtained at the following link: http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_091451 As set out in the NHS Standard Contract for Acute Hospital Services, prices will be calculated in accordance with the National Tariff plus the Market Forces Factor (MFF) for all services to which the National Tariff applies. It is currently intended that the MFF will be calculated by reference to the MFF applicable to the nearest NHS Acute or Foundation Trust to the Treatment Centre. Contract value is expected to be in the range of 11 000 000 GBP-18 000 000 GBP; and the proposed Service Commencement date is the 29.12.2011. The volume of activity for the successful bidder will be dependent on patient choice. The successful bidder will be included on a national menu of choices for clinical services to NHS patients. Their success will be dependent upon the quality and flexibility of the service offered and their ability to attract NHS patients. The Memorandum of Information, which contains more detailed information about the procurement, and the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire, which interested parties must submit in order to be considered for admission to the negotiations are available at http://www.barkingdagenham.nhs.uk/about-us/how-we-make-decisions/procurement-and-tendering/neltc-procurement.aspx. N.B Deadline for Expressions of Interest is 5pm on Wednesday 4th May. CPV: 85100000. ...
MT-Luqa: security services
Provision of airport security check point services. Malta International Airport plc intends to fully outsource the security check-point passenger/staff screening operations at the airport terminal. Basic Principles: The main services subject of this call for tenders are the provision of security services for the screening of staff and passengers together with their cabin baggage and items carried. Security screening is performed so as to ensure that prohibited articles (as per EU Regulation 185/2010 Attachment C) or other dangerous objects and materials that can be used to commit an act of unlawful interference are not transferred into aircraft or into other security restricted areas. CPV: 79710000. ...
UK-Horley: mains gas
SGN Bio-methane plant. Scotia gas networks (SGN) is developing contractual relationships with a series of clients who produce Biogas as part of their industrial processes by way of treating sewage, land fill waste, farm waste etc. It is the intention to inject this gas into the SGN Network but to do this the gas must first be cleaned and enriched. The gas will then be of a quality that is consistent with the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations (GS(M)R), and the requirements of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and OFGEM. SGN are responsible for taking the treated bio-methane and injecting it into the network after metering in accordance with the Gas (calculation of thermal energy) Regulations prior to the addition of odorant, whilst monitoring the gas to ensure that there are no excursions from the requirements of GS(M)R.. This is carried out in the Bio-methane to Gas Plant or BtoG Plant. SGN intend to enter into framework agreements for the provision of BtoG Plant which will be delivered to site as a pre-tested, working package. The work required is specific to the design and construction of the SGN BtoG Plant may include the following equipment which will be detailed in the Scope of Work; — Filtration and metering, — Block valves and non-return valves, — Emergency shut down system, ESD, — Flow weighted average correction, FWAC, — OFGEM approved gas analysis equipment, — Gas analysis equipment for GS(M)R requirements, — Fast gas analysis for ESD, — Telemetry interface to SGN Control, — Telemetry interface with the clients control system, — Interchange of control signals with client for safety shut down, — Electrical distribution, — Heating and lighting, — Safety ventilation, — Suitable housing for the above equipment. CPV: 09121200. ...
UK-Belfast: architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
C497 non-infrastructure asset inventory, asset tagging & asset condition grading. Non-infrastructure asset inventory, asset tagging & asset condition grading. CPV: 71000000, 79000000. ...
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