Tuesday 26 April 2011

26/04/2011 tenders 70

B-Brussels: evaluation of the 'Energy star' programme: survey of the market penetration of energy-efficient office equipment and compliance testing
Evaluation of the 'Energy star' programme: survey of the market penetration of energy-efficient office equipment and compliance testing. Evaluation of the 'Energy star' programme: survey of the market penetration of energy-efficient office equipment and compliance testing. CPV: 73200000. ...


B-Brussels: analysis of market barriers to cost-effective GHG emission reductions in the maritime transport sector
Analysis of market barriers to cost-effective GHG emission reductions in the maritime transport sector. The objective of this service contract is to provide a detailed analysis of the market barriers that prevent the uptake of negative marginal cost abatement opportunities to reduce GHG emissions from maritime transport, and potential measures to remove or overcome these barriers, in particular: — report on technological/operational solutions which could lead to cost-effective GHG and black carbon emissions reduction which are not (sufficiently) implemented, — identify the market barriers in the maritime sectors, and in a wider context to the extent such barriers influence the maritime sectors, the relevant actors. Present the extent of the problems surrounding barriers and their impact on ships' efficiency in a low carbon perspective as well as shipping transport costs, — report on existing practices and measures that have contributed to removing market barriers for the shipping sector, — identify potential measures to be taken to remove or overcome barriers, including incentives to implement these measures, — assess the economic, social and environmental impacts of those potential measures, including an evaluation of potential reductions and savings for each measure, — compare and rank measures according to a number of criteria, — report and disseminate findings to stakeholders, — the role of monitoring emissions in raising awareness of emissions and thereby bring about cost-effective emission reductions, drawing on examples in other sectors (aviation, energy intensive industries), — the role of increased economic incentives in bringing about cost-effective emission reductions, — the possible role of targeted financial support in the private sector for overcoming barriers, — the possible role of targeted financial support to the public sector for overcoming barriers, — the role of private sector and public/private partnership initiatives in overcoming these barriers. The end product of the contract will be an analysis of the market barriers to the implementation of cost-effective GHG emission reductions in shipping as well as possible measures to address these market barriers. The report is to provide a basis for possible further proposals for the purpose of reducing GHG emissions from maritime transport. CPV: 90700000. ...


B-Brussels: study on employment policy priorities including development of a methodological capacity to strengthen the employment dimension of the EU 2020 agenda
Study on employment policy priorities including development of a methodological capacity to strengthen the employment dimension of the EU 2020 agenda. The purpose of this study is twofold: — to provide the Commission with a proposal for an economic model or framework to help rank the urgency of action in key employment policy areas at the Member State and EU levels. This proposal should identify policy areas representing the most significant potential in terms of growth and jobs within Member States and the EU level. Criteria for policy assessment should also be formulated, including theoretical and empirical guidance for assessing policy response in these different key policy areas, — to provide the Commission with a proposal for a transparent assessment methodology to evaluate and determine Member State and EU progress made within the employment field of the new EU 2020 strategy. The purpose of this task is to analyse and provide an overall approach for how yearly progress towards employment (and social) objectives within a new strategy can be monitored and evaluated in a transparent, comparable and justifiable manner. A concrete set of adequate assessment indicators should be proposed, building on the indicators already existing within the European Employment Strategy. CPV: 73210000, 73220000. ...


B-Brussels: call for expressions of interest in service contracts in relation to evaluation services in the field of human resource management, quality management and survey analysis
1.0/158500 TI: B-Brussels: call for expressions of interest in service contracts in relation to evaluation services in the field of human resource management, quality management and survey analysis PD: 20110423 ND: 130835-2011 OJ: 80/2011 DS:...


E-Vigo: electronic reporting system
1.0/158523 TI: E-Vigo: electronic reporting system PD: 20110423 ND: 130836-2011 OJ: 80/2011 DS: 20110419 DT: 20110508 RN: 244933-2010 HD: AG3EC TD: 2 - Additional information NC: 4 - Service contract PR: 1 - Open procedure RP: 3 -...


UK-Penryn: construction work
Convergence Funded Works to provide enabling works on the Tremough Campus. (1) It was noted in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 that TDV was voluntarily publishing that contract notice in the Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union. Further, please note that TDV is voluntarily publishing this contract award notice. TDV was not required to publish contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, and is not required to publish this contract award notice, under the UK and EU rules governing public procurement since the estimated contract value of the proposed enabling works contract fell, and still falls, under the financial threshold for application of the EU and UK procurement rules for a works contract. TDV structured the procurement of a contractor to provide enabling works on the Tremough Campus in line with the general principles of EU law, but was not bound by any of the other EU or UK rules concerning public procurement. TDV stated in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 that it did not intend to be contractually bound in any way by any of the other EU or UK rules concerning public procurement that did not / do not apply to it. Nonetheless, TDV intended, and intends, to be transparent and to run the procedure as outlined in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 and the tender documents. TDV accordingly stated, for convenience only, in section IV.1.1 of contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, and in section IV.1.1 of this contract award notice, that the procurement will be run / was run under the open procedure. TDV intended to model the procurement of this contract opportunity on the open procedure, but stated in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 that it would only be bound by the specific rules contained in the EU and UK rules concerning public procurement regarding the open procedure to the extent set out in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 and the tender documents. (2) The Tremough Development Vehicle Limited ("TDV") is indirectly a 50:50 joint venture company of the University of Exeter ("UoE") and the University College Falmouth ("UCF"). The Tremough Campus in Penryn, near Falmouth, is shared by UoE and UCF and TDV is responsible for building developments on the campus and managing all live construction projects. (3) The development of the Tremough Campus since 2004 has involved the procurement and construction of a major 17,000 square metre (approximately) main campus academic building, a further academic building of approximately 6 500 square metres and residences to accommodate over 1 200 students on campus, as well as some refurbishments of existing buildings on the Tremough Campus. (4) Further EU Convergence Funded works was then planned, to create specialist research facilities together with expanded student learning resources. Overall, numbers of undergraduate and postgraduate students on the Tremough Campus are expected to grow to around 5 000 students for the combined total for UoE and UCF by 2016. (5) Four major new projects were being or were to be undertaken in order to cater for this expansion of student numbers. These are / were: the Academy for Innovation and Research ("AIR"); the Environment and Sustainability Institute ("ESI"); the Exchange Project ("Exchange"); and the Performance Centre (and associated infrastructure works relating to each building). Procurement of a contractor or contractors for the design and construction of these four projects was not the subject of contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 (and were, or were being, separately procured). (6) The purpose of contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 was to procure a contractor to design and construct various new enabling works on the Tremough Campus to enable the construction of AIR, ESI and Exchange. The enabling works were also to include works to comply with conditions within the planning consent for the Performance Centre. (7) TDV wished to procure a contractor to design and construct various new enabling works on the Tremough Campus to enable the construction of AIR, ESI and Exchange (the "basic contract"). Further, TDV also wished the same chosen contractor to be able to perform some "Option" enabling works should there be / have been sufficient funding available to permit them. These were described, in summary, in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, and are repeated for convenience below. In contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, TDV reserved the right to find alternative sources of funding and potential candidates and tenderers were referred to the information memorandum and the combined pre-qualification questionnaire and invitation to tender for further and more detailed information. (A) The proposed basic contract for the enabling works was expected to include the completion of the design and / or construction of: (a) upgrading or construction of various paths, drives and roads, including surfacing works, the provision of appropriate lighting and closed-circuit television systems and any necessary landscaping; (b) provision of a second telecommunications duct service link to the performance centre; (c) various landscaping works, including the planting / construction of a shelter belt and a vegetative strip; (d) construction and connection of a new electrical sub-station on the bus island and removal of the existing electrical sub-station from the proposed exchange footprint; (e) re-routing and / or replacement of gas, water, electrical and telecommunications duct services and foul and storm water drainage systems where these cross the proposed footprint of the exchange; (f) construct a new bus interchange on the tremough campus consisting of 6 bus bays / stops; (g) construction of: (i) a car park of approximately 160 car parking spaces, including provision of appropriate lighting and closed-circuit television systems and associated landscaping; and (ii) 10 - 15 additional car parking spaces; and (h) the waste compound and water, electricity and telecommunications duct service links to the performance centre. (B) The proposed "Option" enabling works were expected to include the completion of the design and / or construction of: (a) option 1 - (i) excavation of the proposed site area for air; and (ii) construct the air site hoarding; (b) option 2 - (i) the footpath link from the performance centre to the boundary adjacent to penryn college, including the provision of appropriate lighting and closed-circuit television systems; and (ii) the footpath link to the a39 roundabout near to the asda supermarket store from the farm access road including the provision of appropriate lighting and closed-circuit television systems; (c) option 3 - the widening of the existing road to the west of the bus island between its junction with the existing entrance road and the start of the haul road; (d) option 4 - in the event that air does not proceed (for whatever reason), the contractor awarded the contract which is the subject of this contract notice (ie contract notice 2010/s 208-317483) may only be required to construct a new bus interchange on the tremough campus consisting of 5 bus bays / stops; and (e) option 5 - the electrical and telecommunications duct service links to the tremough campus machine room. (C) Please note that: (i) the proposed basic contract of the enabling works was expected to be funded by a combination of funding streams relating to the design and construction of the Performance Centre, AIR, ESI and Exchange; (ii) Option 1 was expected to be funded by the funding stream relating to the design and construction of AIR; (iii) Option 2 was expected to be funded by the funding stream relating to the design and construction of the Performance Centre; (iv) Option 3 was expected to be funded by other TDV funding; (v) Option 4 was expected to be funded by the funding stream relating to the design and construction of AIR; and (vi) Option 5 was expected to be funded by other TDV funding. TDV noted in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 that, to the extent that the funding streams mentioned above were rejected, or were approved but with insufficient funding to allow completion of the proposed enabling works set out above, TDV reserved the right to reduce the scope of the basic contract of enabling works or the proposed "Option" enabling works and / or cancel the proposed basic contract of enabling works or the proposed "Option" enabling works in their entirety. Similarly, TDV noted in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, to the extent that any relevant planning approval application(s) were rejected, or were approved but with limitations or conditions that, in TDV's ultimate discretion, would have rendered the proposed works unviable at their present scope, TDV reserved the right to reduce the scope of the basic contract of enabling works or the proposed "Option" enabling works and / or cancel the proposed basic contract of enabling works or the proposed "Option" enabling works in their entirety. (8) Further details regarding both the proposed basic contract and the "Option" enabling works were provided in the "tender documents" (i.e. the information memorandum, the combined pre-qualification questionnaire and invitation to tender ("Invitation to Tender"), TDV amendments to the Invitation to Tender and potential Tenderer / Tenderer queries, questions and requests for clarification regarding these documents and TDV's responses to these queries, questions and requests). (9) TDV noted in contract notice 2010/S 208-317483 that, to the extent necessary for Tenderers to complete their tenders pursuant to contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, further information on the procurement of a contractor / contractors to design and construct AIR, ESI, Exchange and the Performance Centre (and associated infrastructure works relating to each building) was to be provided in the tender documents. (10) In contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, potential Tenderers / Tenderers were asked to note that TDV reserved the right to cancel the selection and evaluation process at any stage for the contract opportunity pursuant to contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, for any reason, including, but not limited to: the fact that the grant funding application(s) relevant to a particular building (i.e. AIR, ESI, Exchange or the Performance Centre) were rejected, or were approved but with insufficient funding to allow completion of that building and / or the works subject to contract notice 2010/S 208-317483; or the fact that the planning approval application(s) were rejected, or were approved but with limitations or conditions that in TDV's ultimate discretion would have rendered the proposed works / development unviable. (11) In contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, potential Tenderers / Tenderers were asked to please note that the Performance Centre on the Tremough Campus had reached Practical Completion at the date of publication of contract notice 2010/S 208-317483, and was at that point in the possession of TDV. The Performance Centre is / was a UCF funded project and UCF had secured funding from the South West Regional Development Agency ("SWRDA"), the Higher Education Funding Council for England ("HEFCE") and the European Regional Development Fund ("ERDF"). CPV: 45000000, 03121100, 03451000, 03452000, 09121200, 31518200, 32260000, 32581100, 34928500, 34928510, 35120000, 35121000, 35125300, 38421100, 38554000, 39156000, 39370000, 39715000, 39715300, 41120000, 42160000, 42520000, 43324000, 44115000, 44115800, 44211000, 44211100, 44212310, 44221000, 44221200, 44221220, 44600000, 44611500, 44620000, 45111240, 45112420, 45112700, 45112713, 45213312, 45213340, 45221214, 45231221, 45232141, 45232450, 45232451, 45232452, 45233293, 45233300, 45233340, 45251200, 45260000, 45261000, 45261211, 45262100, 45262110, 45262120, 45262300, 45262310, 45262410, 45262500, 45262520, 45262521, 45262620, 45262700, 45262800, 51112000, 63712700, 63712710, 65000000, 71221000, 71223000, 71247000, 71251000, 71314310, 71315000, 71334000, 45100000, 45110000, 45111000, 45112000, 45113000, 45120000, 45230000, 45251000, 71200000, 71300000, 71400000, 71600000, 34928470, 34992000, 44423400, 45233294, 45233290, 71521000, 71321000, 34928200, 34928310, 45221210, 45342000, 45233253. ...


L-Luxembourg: coins
Minting, packaging and delivery of collector coins (two Ag-CuAlZnSn coins and one Au999 coin). — Lot 1: minting, packaging and delivery of Ag-CuAlZnSn coins of the series "Faune et flore au Luxembourg" 2011 and 2012 (3 000 each), — Lot 2: minting, packaging and delivery of Au 999 coins of the series "Histoire culturelle" 2011 (3 000). CPV: 18512100. ...


UK-Truro: software package and information systems
Leisure Management System. Extension of the Council's software leisure management solution, including periperhals such as kiosks and chip and pin hardware/software systems. CPV: 48000000, 48219300. ...


UK-Bristol: weapons, ammunition and associated parts
Supply of small arms collimators (SAC's). Weapons, ammunition and associated parts. Supply of small arms collimators (SAC's). CPV: 35300000. ...


UK-Bristol: military electronic systems
CBTSYST/10034. Military electronic systems. The Combat Tracks Group System Team, part of the UK Ministry of Defence, intends to award a contract to Thales Optronics Limited, for a duration of no greater than 3 years for the supply of various proprietary electrical and optical items fitted to the Titan, Trojan, CVR(T), Warrior and Challenger 2 vehicles. CPV: 35700000. ...


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