B-Brussels: study on the situation of third-country nationals pending postponed return/removal in the EU Member States and the Schengen associated countries
Study on the situation of third-country nationals pending postponed return/removal in the EU Member States and the Schengen associated countries. The purpose of this contract is twofold: 1. Study: — to obtain an inventory detailing the legal requirements and conditions in the Member States and Schengen associated countries concerning the treatment of third-country nationals during periods for which return/removal has been postponed. Considering in particular the rights expressly mentioned in Article 14 of the Directive 2008/115/EC (family unity, health care, education, needs of vulnerable persons, papers) as well as other pertinent rights (such as access to the labour market and material reception conditions) not mentioned in Article 14 but in practice granted by Member States to this category of persons, — to obtain an overview on the conditions under which Member States grant a right to legal stay to the category of persons covered by this study and on the rights afforded to the third-country nationals by these permits. If no permit is granted and individuals are tolerated only 'de facto', describe which rights are attached to such 'de facto' toleration, — to evaluate the experiences of Member States/Schengen associated countries in the application of the rules mentioned above, — to put in the study a particular emphasis on verifiable evidence and data. 2. Conference: — to be planned and organised in Brussels inviting all States involved in the study and other stakeholders to learn about the outcomes of the study and to contribute by sharing experiences and best practice, as well as considering possible ways forward. CPV: 79411000. ...
B-Brussels: schemes for fossil fuel greenhouse gas upstream reductions — desk study of projects and evaluation of methods
Schemes for fossil fuel greenhouse gas upstream reductions — desk study of projects and evaluation of methods. This study pertains to reduction of associate petroleum gas emitted during extraction and processing of fossil fuels. The first objective of this study is to describe the technical, economic and regulatory variables that affect the potential for improving/incentivising upstream GHG reductions. The key to reaching the first objective is to present the most economically preferred approaches utilised to date with the use of marginal abatement curves (MACs) for upstream GHG reductions and to conduct sensitivity analysis on the pertinent technical, economic and regulatory parameters to highlight potential economic drivers that could facilitate further investment in GHG reductions. If results of the parametric sensitivity analysis yield a significant impact on the cost-benefit equation of reduction projects then this should be specifically highlighted with the help of MAC curves in order to inform the process of approving GHG estimating and validating methods. The second objective is to develop guidelines and principles for development of methods/best practices for measuring and verifying GHG emission reductions and guidelines for legislators for screening, evaluating and selecting existing and future schemes, carbon credit standards or certification programmes that ensure that GHG emission reductions are aligned with the requirements prescribed in the draft implementing measure. CPV: 90700000. ...
B-Brussels: study on assessing and promoting e-accessibility measurement (SMART 2011-0070)
Study on assessing and promoting e-accessibility measurement (SMART 2011-0070). The study aims to measure the policy and market status of e-accessibility in all EU Member States and a few world-leading third countries as reference countries, analyse developments taking into account previous data and information, provide recommendations and disseminate the results to different ICTs and environments covered. Consideration will also be paid to relevant EU policy and legislation as well as to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. CPV: 73200000. ...
D-Munich: Off-site storage of paper patent documents and performance of related services
1.0/006102 TI: D-Munich: Off-site storage of paper patent documents and performance of related services PD: 20120120 ND: 19789-2012 OJ: 13/2012 DS: 20120116 DD: 20120203 12 00 DT: 20120224 12 00 HD: OB302 TD: 3 - Contract notice NC:...
L-Luxembourg: review of content and presentation of the European Court of Auditors' reports
Review of content and presentation of the European Court of Auditors' reports. Hiring 2 external experts to review the content and presentation of the reports of the European Court of Auditors (2 contracts). CPV: 79419000. ...
UK-Enfield: urban development construction work
Ladderswood Place Shaping Programme. London Borough of Enfield intends to appoint a development partner to deliver the Ladderswood Way Estate Place shaping programme a key component project of the New Southgate Masterplan. The core contract will comprise of aproximately: 236 private units for sale The reprovision of 86 social rented units The provision of 43 additional social rented Units The provision of associated landscaping and social infrastructure provision including public open space, community and commercial facilities as required in the scheme. There will be a requirement under the contract for the developer to progress the scheme straight to a detailed planning application within a timeframe agreed in competitive dialogue. A design and development guidance document has been produced for the scheme which can be downloaded from the Council website. CPV: 45211360, 70111000. ...
UK-Norwich: construction work
General building framework for Norfolk County Council. A construction framework agreement which will be predominantly for the use of Norfolk County Council in its construction projects in Norfolk, but which Norfolk County Council wishes to make available to all public bodies in England. The definition of "public bodies" is as set out in the contract notice. CPV: 45000000. ...
UK-Belfast: works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
Benone Area Sewerage Scheme. Construct a new wastewater treatment works and network infrastructure works including the construction of 4 sewage pumping stations. CPV: 45200000. ...
UK-Doncaster: building construction work
Measured Term Contract for General Building works. Building construction work. The establishment of a Measured Term Contract for general building works up to a value of 250 000 GBP per task, over a minimum 3 year period. CPV: 45210000. ...
UK-Manchester: building construction work
Construction works framework. The University is looking to appoint a number of firms onto a construction works framework who will be able to undertake various types of construction works at the University to include but not limited to demolition, new build, refurbishment, decoration and landscaping/external works. All works on the construction works framework will be below threshold works of 4m and under. Works in excess of this threshold will not fall within this framework and will be advertised separately. The framework will be separated into 4 lots as follows: — In lot 1 the value of works will be between 1 - 49 999 pounds with an anticipated number of contractors of 4, — In lot 2 the value of works will be between 50 000- 199 999 pounds with an anticipated number of contractors of 5, — In lot 3 the value of works will be between 200 000 - 999 999 pounds with an anticipated number of contractors of 5, — In lot 4 the value of works will be between 1 000 000 - 4 000 000 pounds with an anticipated number of contractors of 5. The number of contractors per lot has been arrived at by reviewing the previous spend and number of projects undertaken in each value category in a given year. Please note that the maximum number of lots that a firm can be awarded is one (1) so please ensure that when submitting your PQQ you select the most appropriate lot for your organisation. It is important that you select the lot which best reflects your organisations capability. If more than one Lot is applied for the University will evaluate each submission in accordance with the criteria set out in the PQQ and the lot for which you score the highest marks will be the lot for which you will be asked to submit an ITT, should you be successful at PQQ stage. The Universitys decision on this matter will be final. CPV: 45210000, 51100000, 45212000, 45214000, 45214400, 45214420, 45214700, 45220000, 45110000, 45300000, 45400000. ...
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