FI-Espoo: development consultancy services
User-needs analysis and User-driven Innovation Camp. Active for Life is one of the five pilots under the StarDust project and its aim is to provide a multi-disciplinary approach and integrated actions for developing innovative user-driven solutions business to keep the ageing population as active part of society and support transnational partnerships to provide above mentioned services in the Baltic Sea Region home market. The main target of the procurement was to organise and facilitate a "user-driven innovation camp" workshop. The organisation and facilitation of the user-driven innovation camp was intended to support identification of business opportunities and selection of target groups within the scope of the Active for Life pilot action. The camp was prepared based on an analysis of collected user-needs performed by the Contractor. CPV: 73220000. ...
UK-Shipley: wide area network
Contract for supply and implementation of wide area network. Accent Group's current wide area network is supplied by multiple suppliers. The Group has an objective to move towards one supplier who will supply and support a network. CPV: 32430000, 72720000. ...
UK-Birmingham: refuse and waste related services
Waste Management Services. Aston University is looking to appoint one Environmental Contractor to manage the vast majority of its waste streams, that the establishment generates, for disposal or recycling. Companies who have the capibilty, experience, and and ability to deal with all the main wastes streams, in line with all legislation and regulation applicable.The University does however reserve the right to exclude certain waste which it feels is not appropriate to be included in the Contract. This could include waste from specialist research, and also where the University has a specific arrangement for disposal or recycling. The University will require all interested parties to complete a pre-qualification questionnaire to include certificate of enrolment on the professional register of the Member state such as the Register of Companies in the UK. This will be used to identify suitable tenderers. Payment will be as per Aston University`s standard terms and condition, which are the end of the calendar month following the month in which services are performed provided a correct invoice is received. All bidders will be required to agree to this. CPV: 90500000, 90520000, 90511400, 90511300, 90514000. ...
IRL-Maynooth: maintenance and repair of data network equipment
Tender for Provision of a Maintenance Service for CISCO Equipment. Provision of Maintenance service for CISCO equipment at NUI Maynooth. CPV: 50312300. ...
UK-London: sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services
T11-001 Cleaning and associated services for LSE Estates. Provision of cleaning and associated services for the LSE Estates. CPV: 90000000, 90900000, 90910000. ...
UK-London: recreational, cultural and sporting services
UK: Management of Golden Lane Leisure Centre. The City of London Corporation is seeking to enter into an agreement with an operator to manage Golden Lane Leisure Centre and Sports Development on its' behalf. CPV: 92000000, 45212290, 92330000, 79420000. ...
UK-Bristol: road transport services
PMCOMM/0007. Road transport services. Provision of road haulage service for the movement of MOD special loads and vehicles within and to and from the United Kingdom (ex NI) and Europe. CPV: 60100000. ...
UK-Peterborough: health and social work services
Provision of Adult Community Drug Services and Childrens Drug and Alcohol Misuse Services. Health and social work services. Provision of Adult Drug Services and Substance Misuse Services to include the following 5 Lots: Open Access; Criminal Justice; Specialist Prescribing; Recovery & Reintegration and Children and Young people drug and acholol misuse services. CPV: 85000000. ...
UK-Belfast: archaeological services
Department of Environment Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) archaeological services 2011. The contract is split into 3 lots. Tenderers were able to bid for one or more of the lots listed below. Further details on each Lot was provided to tenderers within the specification schedule (contained with the conditions of Contract document). Lot 1 - acquisition of environmental and historical information (year 1): the successful service provider for lot 1 must deliver the following outcomes: Outcome 1: complete the register of parks, gardens and demesnes of special historical interest for Northern Ireland; Outcome 2: complete the gazetteer of historic nucleated/urban settlement for Northern Ireland (the GHNUS Project); Outcome 3: deliver sound, timely, professionally-informed advice about the historic environment, planning policies and site-specific land-use zonings as required at all stages of Strategic Spatial Plans, as per the agreed NIEA-planning service - service level agreement; Lot 2: Development Management Consultation (Years 1 & 2): the successful Service Provider for Lot 2 must deliver the following outcome; Outcome 4: process development management consultations in accordance with the NIEA Planning Service SLA; Lot 3: acquisition of information on the historic environment (year 2). The successful service provider for lot 3 will be required to provide information on the following subject matters. Areas of significant archaeological interest. The work intended here will involve a review of the existing designated Areas of Significant Archaeological Interest (ASAIs) in Northern Ireland, and to evaluate future 'candidate' sites. This review will include the preparation of a report about the archaeological features and recorded built heritage assets within the existing ASAIs, their general state of preservation, the relationship between the various sites, and a report on the outcomes of planning applications within the ASAIs over the past 15 years. Historical burial grounds and graveyards in Northern Ireland. The work intended here will include an overview of the previously recorded archaeological resource of church sites, burial grounds and graveyards in Northern Ireland with a view to quantifying current or anticipated pressures on them, Including pressures for new built or infrastructural development to the need for new or expanded areas of graveyards. The focus of attention will be the likely impacts on the archaeological resource, but also taking into account funerary architecture, historic buildings or structures associated with these sites, and existing land-use zonings. Greenfield, Brownfield and sites of energy production. There are three strands to this work area, each of which may develop into areas of focused data collection and description to inform future risks and management issues for: areas zoned as "Greenfield" development land within settlement limits; the heritage impacts, particularly on industrial heritage, of zoned "Brownfield" land within settlement limits, and; a quantification of sites of industrial heritage in Northern Ireland that were previously used in energy production, or which provided power to associated industrial complexes, such as the mill-ponds that fed water-powered mills, with a view to quantifying the potential candidate sites for future local energy production. Recreational landscapes – pilot study. Following on from the register of parks, gardens and demesnes of special historical interest for Northern Ireland, this work area is intended to be a quantification specifically of those areas of sport and recreation that have resulted in significant changes to the landscape, either through their design, their management, or the social and historical associations that are attached to them. CPV: 71351914. ...
UK-Dudley: health services
NHS North Staffordshire and NHS Stoke on Trent - Minor Hand Surgery Services. NHS North Staffordshire and NHS Stoke on Trent: Provision of minor hand surgery services in a community setting within North Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent including but not restricted to the following procedures: Carpal tunnel decompression. Duypuytren's fasciectomy. Trigger finger release. Removal of ganglion in hand/wrist. The service will achieve the following outcomes: High levels of patient satisfaction and clinical benefit. Reduction in demand on secondary services. A minimum of 25 % saving against the existing service model (based on national tariff). Acceptable levels of access including an 18 week compliant pathway. CPV: 85100000. ...
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