UK-Grays: transport services (excl. Waste transport)
Thurrock Local Bus Tender Round April 2012. The Passenger Transport Unit subsidises a number of Local Bus routes. They are contracted out to private transport operators, and contract tender opportunities are available at various times throughout the year. The Council is seeking bids from operators for various routes throughout the borough tendered in lots. CPV: 60000000, 60172000. ...
UK-Belfast: public relations services
International Fund for Ireland: provision of PR services. The International fund for Ireland (the Fund) invites proposals to provide a comprehensive public relations service to the Board of the Fund. The Fund's latest annual report can be accessed on the Fund's website www.internationalfundforireland.com. The service to be provided should cover strategic as well as operational issues. It should be borne in mind that, while the Fund is a single, integrated, international organisation which focuses most of its activity on the twelve northern counties of the island of Ireland, it has an office in Belfast which covers activities in Northern Ireland and an office in Dublin which covers activities in the Southern border counties. The successful tenderer will be required to provide services to the Fund in both jurisdictions and this tender competition is, therefore, in respect of the Fund's requirements North and South. CPV: 79416000. ...
UK-London: world wide web (www) site design services
SMC7785 web redevelopment project 3 (WRP 3). The British Library is embarking on a 3-5 year project to build a new online platform to replace its existing website. The aim is to create an experience that matches the Library's impressive physical presence in London and expands its reach to a broader UK and worldwide audience. The Web Redevelopment Project (WRP) will create a completely new website that will be much more coherent yet provide clear, targeted offers for researchers, learners, and the public. It will engage users by providing a virtual venue for debate, collaboration, and the creation of new knowledge. The new website will also drive operational efficiencies by rationalising the British Library's web infrastructure and provide a firm basis for meeting usage, revenue, and other KPI targets. The project will proceed in four phases, as follows: 2011-12 Year 0: user experience, full technical evaluation 2012-13 Year 1: phase 1 work on public/learner and researcher offers, review of search 2013-14 Year 2: phase 2 development of public/learner and researcher offers 2014-15 Year 3: project completion: details to be confirmed during Years 1-2 Initial high level work in 2010 has been followed by detailed scoping activity in 2011. Together, these initiatives have helped to define what the Library will be delivering through the Web Redevelopment Project and to establish the road map for building it. The Library is now seeking external support for the two key initiatives outlined below. LOT 1. DEVELOPING A USER-FOCUSED BRITISH LIBRARY GLOBAL EXPERIENCE LANGUAGE. The supplier selected for this project will create a global experience language for the Library. This will comprise a comprehensive information architecture along with associated interface, interaction, graphic design, and brand standards. The work also includes setting up a customer panel, recruiting the members, and testing iterations with users. Roll-out of the global experience language will be a separate project. However the ultimate aim is to bring an unprecedented unity of look and feel to the Library's web eco-system and to establish the site as an inspiring destination for content and the creation of new knowledge. LOT 2. CONDUCTING A DETAILED WEB TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE REVIEW. This supplier selected for this project will define the technical architecture of the Library's web estate for the period to 2020, establish and understand the relationship of key elements (content management, customer management, search, digital item presentation, document supply, ecommerce, community tools, interface and development standards, etc), and define the web technical standards that will be required. A particular focus of activity will be auditing the Library's content management, requirements, mapping these against available solutions, and comparing costs. The work will also include investigating interdependencies with other Library digital programmes and identifying opportunities for simplification, consolidation, and efficiencies. The Library envisages that delivery of the majority of the requirements for Lots 1 and 2 will be completed by the successful tenderer(s) prior to the 31.3.2012. These projects require suppliers with a strong record of developing comprehensive user experience and/or technical solutions for complex, content rich websites. The successful tenderer(s) should be able to deploy a sizeable team led by senior personnel that demonstrates an appropriate skill set, a proven track record of service delivery and offers excellent value for money. Suppliers selected for Invitation to Tender (ITT) at the conclusion of this prequalification exercise will have the opportunity to tender for one or both of the Lots described above. CPV: 72413000. ...
UK-Glasgow: seats, chairs and related products, and associated parts
The supply, delivery and installation of both hired and purchased flexible seating accommodation. This contract is for the supply, delivery and installation of both hired and purchased flexible seating accommodation. The contract will also cover the installation and erection of the seating, stands and roofing structures to be used at; The Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, the Commonwealth Sports Arena, Glasgow Green, Scotstoun Campus and Scotstoun Rugby and Athletics Stadium. CPV: 39110000. ...
UK-London: relocation services
Provision of churn & disposals of office furniture, machines & equipment. Mapeley is seeking to establish contracts with service providers for the provision of all aspects of churn, office relocations and the collection and disposal of unwanted furniture, office machines and sundry office equipment in an environmentally and socially responsible way, by re-using, re-cycling or re-sale, from offices throughout the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland. The service provider(s) should note that acceptance onto a contract with Mapeley is not a guarantee to any level or amount of work. The number of service providers appointed will be concluded with a single economic operator by Lot. There will be 4 lots for award as listed below. All successful economic operators will automatically be held as a "reserve" provider in other areas in the event of any failure or breach by another service provider. All works will be awarded by application of the terms laid down in the contract. 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=83856. CPV: 98392000, 42914000. ...
UK-Kings Norton: services provided by medical personnel
Framework Contract for the supply of High Tech Homecare Services. University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (lead Trust for the West Midlands Procurement Alliance) are wishing to tender for the provision of "High tech" homecare services described as any encompassing complex home care therapy, predominantly requiring Nursing support. CPV: 85141000. ...
UK-Prescot: supply services of personnel including temporary staff
Agency Labour & Recruitment Services. *** This tender can only be accessed online at www.cirrustenders.co.uk ***. Please do not contact first ark group to request tender documentation, log on to www.cirrustenders.co.uk to access the tender directly. First Ark is the parent company of Knowsley Housing Trust (KHT) and KHT Services Ltd. KHT is a progressive not for profit, independent Housing Association, based in Knowsley, a vibrant and dynamic urban area of Merseyside, managing over 13 000 high quality homes at affordable rents. KHT Services Ltd provides housing repair and maintenance, gas servicing and consultancy services to other housing organisations across the North West. A contract notice has been issued for this tender as a voluntary transparency notice.This is being undertaken by First Ark as a Part B service in accordance with the Public Contract Regulations 2006. First Ark is seeking bids from service providers to participate in an agency labour & recruitment services covering the following lots: Lot 1: Administration / Clerical / Personal Assistant / Office Support staff. Lot 2: Contact centre staff. Lot 3: Trade operatives across all trades. Lot 4: IT staff. Lot 5: Finance staff. Lot 6: Human Resources staff. Lot 7: Asset Management staff. Lot 8: Housing Services staff. Lot 9: Executive Directors / Board members. Successful bidders will be required to provide a range of agency labour & recruitment services to First Ark including: — temporary staff placements, — staff on a temporary to fixed term basis, — staff on a temporary to permanent basis, — recruitment of permanent staff positions, — interim placements (higher level staff positions). Successful bidders will not necessarily be required to be able to deliver all the above services as requirements will be assessed on an individual basis for specific positions. Value of expenditure across these services over the 12 month period to July 2011 was 883 000 GBP. There is no separate information available on the levels of expenditure in each lot. This is for information only, and no guarantees are given, nor are implied as to the value of business that will be placed with successful bidders participating in the resulting framework agreement. The geographical area covered by the framework is primarily Knowsley, however placed staff may be required to work in a number of offices and could be required anywhere within the North West of England. The above levels of expenditure and area of operation relate to the First Ark group only. This framework is also available for use by Halton Housing Trust as part of the collaboration with First Ark group through the Generate group. Halton Housing Trust (HHT) is a not for profit housing association, who own and manage 6 100 homes in the Cheshire towns of Widnes and Runcorn. The value of any potential additional expenditure by HHT through this framework is not known at this time. The proposed framework will last for a maximum of 4 years and will consist of approximately 8-10 service providers. This is an estimate and may be subject to some variation at award decision stage to ensure there is adequate coverage in each Lot. CPV: 79620000, 79610000. ...
UK-Cardiff: financial systems software development services
CODA Dream Finance System Maintenance and Support Services Contract. Advert for CODA Dream Maintenance and Support Contract. Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) T02HE/2011/12. The Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) is sponsored by the Welsh Government and acts as an intermediary body between the Welsh Government and the higher education sector in Wales. We are responsible for funding higher education (HE) in Wales and we distribute funds for education, research and related activities to higher education institutions (HEIs) in Wales with a current budget of &385m GBP per annum. We provide advice to the Welsh Government on the funding needs, aspirations and concerns of the higher education sector. Further information about HEFCW can be found on our website at www.hefcw.ac.uk. HEFCW implemented CODA Dream in June 2005 and since then it has been developed with Hexagon, its current consultants to meet ongoing business needs. As well as CODA Dream, HEFCW uses DreamView, Task Centre, Crystal Reports and Web Acumen to create an integrated system for its day to day processing and reporting requirements. The finance team processes approximately 2 000 documents for payment per year usually paid by BACS comprising of payments to suppliers and HEIs as well as payroll related payments. HEFCW uses an electronic form for grant payment to HEIs which are profiled over a period of time. These profiles are held within Dream but only transferred to purchase ledger when they become due for payment. HEFCW uses an automated purchase order system allowing ordering and authorising to be completed outside of the finance department through the use of WebAcumen. The authorisation process is integrated with budget and contract values. The reporting systems are used to produce regular monthly and/or quarterly management information and budget information on a cash as well as accruals basis. The system holds multiple annual budgets for financial (April to March) as well as academic (August to July) years. HEFCW is seeking to appoint consultants to provide maintenance and support services and licences for its CODA Dream finance system and associated products. Support will be mainly in the form of remote support with on-site visits being kept to a minimum. The finance operational team of four is supported by an in-house IT team of 3. As this is a well established system and both finance and IT staff have developed reasonable levels of knowledge, HEFCW does not anticipate support levels required to be high. HEFCW's requirement can be split into 2 parts: (1) the annual renewal of the following licences: - Unit 4 CODA Dream licence-this is required for HEFCW to receive upgrades and updates, - Unit 4 CODA DreamView licence – this is used to link the Dream database to Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. (2) Support and consultancy and the provision of associated software licences necessary to enable HEFCW to continue its day to day activity. Prospective tenderers can bid for sections (1) or (2) or both parts. The existing contract will end on 26.6.2012. It is likely that the new contract will commence before this date to allow for an information gathering and hand over period and will be for a period of three years, with the option to extend annually for a further two years (i.e. up to a maximum of five years in total). If you wish to discuss any aspect of this advert please contact Lynne Gittens initially by email at lynne.gittens@hefcw.ac.uk. The pre-qualification questionnaire will be used to shortlist potential suppliers to proceed to the next stage of procurement, which will be the submission of a tender. A maximum of 5 suppliers will proceed to the tender stage. If you wish to tender, you must, in the first instance request a pre-qualification questionnaire from Karen Wolliner Karen.Wolliner@hefcw.ac.uk. The completed pre-qualification questionnaire must be returned by the closing date and time of 6.1.2012 at 12:00. Completed pre-qualification questionnaires must be emailed or posted to Karen Wolliner, Procurement Manager at Karen.Wolliner@hefcw.ac.uk. Community Benefits doesn't apply to this contract. CPV: 72212442, 72253000, 48443000, 48442000, 72220000. ...
BG-Plovdiv: advertising and marketing services
Multinational Programme for the Promotion of Wines in Third Countries (Russia, China). Information and promotion campaign for european wines (from Bulgaria and Romania) in Russia and in China: electronic material (logo, website, internet advertising),printed material(informational brochures,posters,folders),exhibitions (Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits, Hofex Hong Kong, FHC China–Shangahi, Prodexpo Moscow, Wolrd Food Moscow), promotion activities (wine tasting events during exhibitions, information of consumers in points of sales/liquor stores/restaurants/ hotels, presentations in hotels/restaurants), public relations (wine ambassador, visits in production units, business missions in target countries), advertising activities(publications, press kit). CPV: 79340000, 79342200, 79950000. ...
UK-Lincoln: public road transport services
0725 - Home to School Transport Public road transport services. Taxi services. Special-purpose road passenger-transport services. Non-scheduled passenger transport. CPV: 60112000, 60120000, 60130000, 60140000. ...
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