UK-Southampton: audio-visual equipment
11/PROF/28a Supply & Installation of Audio Visual Equipment Framework Agreement The University is looking to award a framework agreement for the provision and installation of AV Equipment to the Universitys common Learning Spaces (CLS) in particular and across the University Faculties in general. For further details please visit http://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofsouthampton. ITT Stage. CPV: 32321200, 50340000, 32321300. ...
IRL-Dublin: business and management consultancy and related services
Inspection, Registration and Classification Services for the Registered Accommodation Sectors. Fáilte Ireland is the National Tourism Development Authority, established by the Irish Government in May 2003 to guide and promote the development of tourism as a leading indigenous component of the Irish economy. To this end, Fáilte Ireland, working in partnership with the tourism industry, provides an extensive range of support services and business solutions designed specifically to develop and sustain Ireland as a high-quality and competitive tourism destination. Fáilte Ireland works in partnership with Tourism Ireland (who promote Ireland as a holiday destination to overseas markets) and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board (responsible for tourism development and marketing in Northern Ireland). It also leads an extensive domestic holiday campaign via 'Discover Ireland,' which features comprehensive information and listings for Irish accommodation, activities, events, tourist attractions and Irish holiday special offers. Fáilte Ireland works with the tourism industry in areas including business support, enterprise development, training and education, research, marketing and regional development. With a dedicated team working across six regions, Fáilte Ireland offers tourism professionals and service providers a wide range of support services. The Tourist Traffic Act 1939 – 2003 enables Fáilte Ireland, The National Tourism Development Authority, to delegate to a contractor inspection and associated functions and powers under the said Acts in relation to registration evaluation and grading of tourist accommodation. The term of the present contract ends on 31.5.2012. The term of this contract will be for 5 years. Tenders are now being sought from external parties to carry out the registration of specified accommodation categories, as called for under the Tourist Traffic Acts 1939-2003, the classification (or grading) of certain types of these accommodations, the provision of advice to accommodation providers and developers concerning registration and classification and the collection of annual renewal fees. The categories of establishment requiring registration under the current statute are: Hotels. Guest houses. Holiday Hostels (Registered and Listed). Youth Hostels. Holiday Camps. Caravan and Camping Parks. Holiday Cottages and Holiday Apartments. Fáilte Ireland reserves the right to add or subtract from this list in accordance with changes to the current statute or as organisational requirements change. For full details please see the Request for Tender document available for downloading from the Irish Government's Procurement Website www.etenders.gov.ie. 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=338333. CPV: 79400000. ...
UK-Truro: hire of buses and coaches with driver
Provision of Local Bus Services and School Bus Services across Cornwall. Provision of Local Bus Services and School Bus Services across Cornwall by suitably qualified and experienced organisations. CPV: 60172000, 60130000. ...
UK-Hebburn: insurance services
UK Wide: Property Related Insurance Services. Insurance services. Damage or loss insurance services. Property insurance services. Weather-related insurance services. Financial loss insurance services. Liability insurance services. General liability insurance services. Engineering insurance services. CPV: 66510000, 66515000, 66515200, 66515400, 66515410, 66516000, 66516400, 66519200. ...
UK-Preston: catering services
Provision of Catering Services. Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service are looking for a contract catering organisation to provide the full catering services at the Washington Hall Training Centre. The contract will commence in April 2012 for a minimum period of 3 years. CPV: 55520000. ...
UK-Belfast: insurance services
Provision of Insurances. Provision of Insurances in respect of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive, who are responsible for Housing Development, Maintenance, Repair & Design and Associated Matters, including Community Development/Regeneration. Owners & Occupiers. The insurances comprise: Material Damage, Computer, Employers Liability, Public Liability, Excess Employers Liability, Excess Public Liability, Motor Fleet, Personal Accident and Travel covers. CPV: 66510000. ...
UK-London: school catering services
Tender for the Provision of Catering and Hospitality Services. Catering services to pupils: Breakfast club, mid morning break and lunch. Catering services to academic and support staff: Lunch. Catering services to the School: Hospitality and special events. The School is a Voluntary Aided, mixed 11-19, Catholic Comprehensive Secondary School based in Homerton, East London with approximately 1100 pupils of multicultural faiths and backgrounds. The School is currently split across two sites, the Upper School on Kenworthy Road and the Lower School on Victoria Park Road. Built in the 1950s and extended in the 1960s the Upper School occupies a very restrictive site, with limited external space. The Lower School comprises a Victorian Grade II listed former hospital building which presents a number of suitability problems in delivering a modern curriculum. The site for our new school is Morning Lane. In June 2009, the School entered into a Vision review process which re-examined curriculum delivery, design priorities and school aspirations under BSF, in autumn 2009 we started to develop the design for the new school and on 1.9.2010 planning permission was granted for our new school to be built on Morning Lane. On 4.11.2010 it was confirmed that the funds for our new school were approved by the Government and all contracts had been finalised and signed by the School Governors, Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster, Hackney Council and Mouchel Babcock Education. As a result, we will now definitely be moving to Morning Lane and are currently on schedule to take occupancy of our new building in September 2012. CPV: 55524000. ...
UK-Birmingham: repair, maintenance and associated services related to roads and other equipment
Category Management: Temporary Traffic Management Framework. Category Management: Temporary Traffic Management Enabled Framework: The provision of temporary traffic management (TM) services in accordance with the Highways Agency's (HA) standards and specifications and/or approved departures using an enabled framework. This Framework Agreement will allow a collaborative procurement approach to be introduced across the Agency for the benefit of all schemes where there is a TM requirement. The contract will require suppliers to contribute to the design of TM to support improvements in quality, price, safety and efficiency of TM provision. TM suppliers will work with the Agency and first-tier suppliers to achieve best value in design and delivery. The Temporary Traffic Management Category includes: — The design, installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A, — The design, installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B, — Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C, — Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D, — The provision of traffic management design, temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required. This Framework Agreement will be available to the Highways Agency as well as the other Executive Agencies of the Department for Transport, other Central Government Departments and Executive Agencies and local Highway Authorities in UK, Design, Build & Finance Operators (DBFO's), Welsh Assembly Government and Transport for Scotland and tier one contractors to (Highways Agency, local Highway Authorities in UK, Welsh Assembly Government and Transport for Scotland) to place task orders directly with the organisations appointed to this framework and will act as Contracting Authorities. It is expected the Highways Agency's contractors and supply chains will use this framework and will act as contracting authorities. Other public bodies which may use this framework are, but are not limited to Local Highways Authorities in the areas stated in VI.3. The Framework offers no guarantee of a minimum amount of work either by value or number of task orders. The contract will call for collaboration with the Highways Agency, the Asset Support Contract (ASC) / Managing Agent Contract (MAC) providers, Managed Motorways Delivery Partners (MMDPs), Asset Support Framework (ASF) and other first tier suppliers appointed by the Highways Agency: — during design, construction planning and construction stages, — in developing temporary traffic management solutions and improved processes, — with the HA's and other contracting authorities designs and standards teams. This Framework will be Regionally Structured in the following way: — North and Scotland – HA Operational Areas 10, 12, 13 & 14 and Scotland, — Midlands and Wales – HA Operational Areas 7 and 9 and Wales, — East – HA Operational Areas 6 & 8, — South – HA Operational Areas 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. The framework contract will divide into 12 lots as follows: — lot 1 - North & Scotland (NHSS 12A and B), — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A, — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 2 - Midlands & Wales (NHSS 12A and B), — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A, — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 3 - East (NHSS 12A and B), — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A, — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 4 - South (NHSS 12A and B), — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road markings, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12A, — The installation, maintenance and removal of static temporary traffic management measures on motorways and high speed dual carriageways for schemes NOT incorporating contraflow operations and/or temporary road marking, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12B, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 5 - North & Scotland (NHSS 12C), — Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 6 - Midlands & Wales (NHSS 12C), — Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 7 - East (NHSS 12C), — Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 8 - South (NHSS 12C), — Mobile lane closure traffic management on motorways and other dual carriageways, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12C, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras, CCTV, vehicle recovery, Traffic Safety Officer and other deliverables where required, — lot 9 - North & Scotland (NHSS 12D), — Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required, — lot 10 - Midlands & Wales (NHSS 12D), — Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required, — lot 11 - East (NHSS 12D), — Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required, — lot 12 - South (NHSS 12D), — Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads, in accordance with National Highways Sector Scheme 12D, — The provision of temporary barriers, temporary road markings, safety cameras and other deliverables where required. Suppliers may express and interest for one, more than one, or for all lots. CPV: 50230000, 71322500, 63712000, 63712200. ...
UK-Leicester: medical practice and related services
Domiciliary Continuing Healthcare Services for Adults and Older People. NHS Leicester City, Leicestershire County and Rutland Cluster is seeking expressions of interest from providers interested in providing high quality domiciliary continuing healthcare services to appropriately referred and assessed service users of Leicester City and Leicestershire County and Rutland who live within or close to these geographical boundaries. We plan to establish an approved providers list through an 'Any Qualified Provider' procurement to commence in early 2012, with a contract start date of 1.6.2012. Providers will need to be registered with the Care Quality Commission in order to be considered. Please note that under 'Any Qualified Provider' contracts there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. The purpose of domiciliary care is to enable service users to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible. Service Users will principally be adults aged 18 years or over with additional health needs arising from frailty, illness, accident or disability. These people, without support, would have difficulty in maintaining a reasonable standard of life in the community. The service may also be provided to give relief to an informal carer. Services will include providing: a) Non - complex general care including End of Life (Fast track) cases b) Complex care requiring some specialist knowledge or training to people who may suffer: — learning disabilities, — mental health (including dementia), — physical disabilities (including brain injury). It is anticipated that the majority of services will be delivered in the patient's own home. In order to support independent living, in some instances there will be a need to support aspects of their daily living which takes place outside of their home environment. We have identified the following geographical localities which providers will be asked to confirm interest in providing both non-complex and complex care: — Leicester City, — Rutland, — Charnwood, — North West Leicestershire, — Hinckley and Bosworth, — Melton, — Harborough, — Blaby, Oadby and Wigston. Providers wishing to apply for delivering these services can do so by logging onto the East Midlands Procurement eTendering portal, by no later than 5pm, Thursday 5.1.2012: https://emprocurenhs.bravosolution.co.uk/web/login.shtml. The 'Any Qualified Provider' approved list will be re-opened to new entrants at intervals during 2012, subject to assessment. A provider engagement event will take place on Tuesday 13.12.2011, 10am - 12pm at the BRITE Centre, Braunstone Avenue, Braunstone, LE3 1LE. If you wish to attend, please register your interest by directly emailing Mariyam.sidik@leicestercity.nhs.uk by no later than 5:00pm, Friday 9th December. Providers are limited to one place per organisation. In securing services from Willing Providers, the authority needs assurance of competence, quality and safety standards, just as it would for services secured under a formal tender process. Any provider will be eligible to join a Willing PCT-accredited Provider list subject to demonstrating competency against the authority's specified criteria. The Willing PCT-accredited Provider list will be open to new entrants to the market, subject to assessment and any local limitations on list size (detailed in the requirements section). The successful provider(s) will be expected to sign the relevant national NHS contract for the service, accepting all terms and conditions. It should be noted that under the Any Willing PCT-accredited Provider model, there will be no guarantees of volume or payment in the contracts awarded. Organisations will be asked to complete and return a pre-qualifying questionnaire. Notes: It is envisaged that the PCT may require this contract to be assigned or transferred to any successor of the PCT, which shall include GP commissioning consortia or any other commissioning board or body taking on the PCT's functions, pursuant to a direction of the Secretary of State for Health or otherwise. The contract will be binding on successors and assigns of the PCT. The services to which this notice relates fall within Part B of Schedule 3, Part 10 of the Public Services Contracts Regulations 2006 (as amended) (the Regulations). Neither the publication of this notice nor the employment of any particular terminology nor any other indication shall be taken to mean that the contracting authorities intend to hold themselves bound by any of the Regulations save those applicable to Part B services. Neither the PCT nor potential providers will be obligated to further commitment as a result of initial expressions of interest. CPV: 85120000. ...
UK-Southampton: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
F4985 IT User Experience. An IT project to improve the IT experience for both medical and administration staff within Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust. CPV: 72000000. ...
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