UK-Leicester: roadstone
Roadstone & concrete aggregates - 219/12. Roadstone. Highway materials. Road-construction materials. Tenders are invited for the supply and delivery of Roadstone and concrete aggregates. Whilst principally for use by Leicestershire County Council and Leicester City Council the framework agreement will also be made available for use by local authorities served by ESPO ((see www.espo.org for further details), being a Central Purchasing Body as defined by the EU Combined Procurement Directive 2004/18/EC, the framework agreement may also be open for use by the following classifications of user throughout all administrative regions of the UK: local authority councils; educational establishments; police, fire & rescue and coastguard emergency services; NHS and HSC bodies, including ambulance services; registered charities; registered social landlords. Full details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas is available on: http://www.espo.org/ojeu-framework-permissible-users. CPV: 44113140, 34929000, 44113000. ...
UK-Leicester: highway materials
Asphalt materials - 231/12. Highway materials. Road-construction materials. Bitumen and asphalt. Tenders are invited for the supply and delivery of asphalt materials. Whilst principally for use by Leicestershire County Council and Leicester City Council the framework agreement will also be made available for use by local authorities served by ESPO ((see www.espo.org for further details), being a Central Purchasing Body as defined by the EU Combined Procurement Directive 2004/18/EC, the framework agreement may also be open for use by the following classifications of user throughout all administrative regions of the UK: local authority councils; educational establishments; police, fire & rescue and coastguard emergency services; NHS and HSC bodies, including ambulance services; registered charities; registered social landlords. Full details of the classification of end user establishments and geographical areas is available on: http://www.espo.org/ojeu-framework-permissible-users. CPV: 34929000, 44113000, 44113600. ...
UK-Bristol: military aircrafts
Design, modification, installation, embodiment and certification of BAe 146-200 quick-change aircraft to military and theatre entry standard (TES). Military aircraft. The C17 and CS Project Team, part of the Ministry of Defence, intends to place a Contract with BAE Systems (Operations) Limited for the upgrade (design, install, test and certify) of two second-hand civil BAe 146-200 Quick Change aircraft to Military and Theatre Entry Standard and to bring these aircraft onto the Military Register. It is considered that this Contract can be placed using the Negotiated Procedure without Prior Publication of a Contract Notice pursuant to Article 28(1)(e) of the Defence and Security Procurement Directive 2009/81/EC (Regulation 16.(1)(a)(ii) of the UK Defence and Security Public Contracts Regulations 2011). This is because BAE Systems Regional Aircraft Limited is the proprietary owner of the design for the aircraft and the necessary upgrades and modifications cannot be undertaken without access to the proprietary design information. CPV: 35610000. ...
NL-Venlo: software package and information systems
Knowledge and Documentation Centre. The municipal authority of Venlo has embraced the C2C philosophy and the C2C principles and wants to improve the quality of knowledge that is available on C2C and make this knowledge available free of charge, for C2C projects, for (scientific) education, for the inhabitants and companies in the region. To do this, the municipal authority of Venlo has established the C2C ExpoLAB Foundation in October 2010. The concept of the C2C Knowledge and Documentation Centre should be designed, build and maintained in accordance with the C2C- philosophy and the C2C principles. This Knowledge and Documentation Centre will offer a number of functionalities and will closely interact with other databases, portals, websites and communities. All functions must work seamless together. We challenge the suppliers to create added value through this seamless interaction. CPV: 48000000. ...
UK-London: data services
EIS7699 UKPMC XML Conversion Services. Background. UK PubMed Central (UKPMC) was developed in collaboration with the founders of PubMed and PubMed Central (PMC), the National Center for Biotechnology Information which is based in the United States. UKPMC is provided by a consortium led by the European Bioinformatics Institute and supported by the University of Manchester and the British Library on behalf of the principal funders of biomedical and health research in the UK (http://ukpmc.ac.uk/Funders/). 1. UKPMC provides a free, single point of access to PMC full-text articles and abstracts available through PubMed. The UKPMC interface offers novel features and functionality, including links to other relevant content, integrated text and data mining tools. UKPMC is complemented by UKPMC+ which provides manuscript submission and grant reporting services for authors who are funded by UKPMC funding organisations 2. The British Library (BL), as part of its role within the consortium, provides support for UKPMC+ and in particular manuscript submission. The British Library UKPMC Helpdesk manages the full submission process from ingest to publication on PMC/UKPMC, which includes converting peer-reviewed research article manuscripts into XML conforming to the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Journal Publishing DTD. To facilitate the conversion of manuscripts in to the required format, the BL is seeking a supplier to provide a value for money XML conversion service. Deliverable. Manuscripts submissions in a variety of formats, but predominantly in MS Word or PDF format, will be delivered to the supplier via File Transfer Protocol (FTP) in a 'bundle' which will also contain images and other supplementary information. The supplier will be expected to convert the submission to the appropriate XML format, currently NLM Journal Publishing DTD v3.0, and return it via FTP. Duration and volume. The contract is expected to run for approximately 4 years (initial period of 12 months with three optional 12 month extensions by agreement of both parties). Volume is initially expected to be approximately 1 500 manuscripts per year but could rise over the duration of the contract. CPV: 72300000, 72310000, 72318000, 72300000, 72330000, 72319000. ...
UK-Slough: health and social work services
Carers Respite and Support (Including Personal Assistants). Approved suppliers list for carers respite and support including personal assistants. CPV: 85000000. ...
UK-Taunton: research and development services and related consultancy services
Third Party Support. The United Kingdom Hyrographic Office (The Authority) is a Trading Fund of the Ministry of Defence (MOD). Its primary role is to meet national, defence and civil requirements for navigational and other hydrographic information in the most efficient manner. It delivers 'value' to the taxpayer in two key ways: i) Providing crucial operational support to the Royal Navy, and providing key services to other public sector bodies; and ii) Generating increased financial value from trading profitably in international commercial markets. After 200 years of market stability, the Authority finds itself in the middle of a market transformation most obviously characterised by the transition from paper to digital products. The Authority is seeking to establish a framework with one or more supplier(s) to provide third party support to maintain its existing and future product offerings and to transform its products and services in a cost effective way as it transitions to the provision of digital services. As part of this framework agreement the Authority is also seeking to develop capability with third party suppliers by dividing work, where possible, amongst suitably qualified third party suppliers and thereby mitigate supply chain risk, improve economic sustainability and lower costs. The framework agreement will be split into a series of lots as defined below and work will be apportioned on the basis of (i) capability as demonstrated in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) exercise, (ii) capacity and (iii) value for money as demonstrated in the ITT exercise. Where it is not possible to determine the best supplier from the ITT, the Authority will seek to run a further competition amongst all capable suppliers in a particular lot. Each lot is subdivided into specific labels. The aim of these labels is to further classify and inform the determination of which suppliers have the relevant skills and capability at the ITT stage, and to therefore inform decisions when apportioning work. Each label is scored independently out of a total of 100. It is entirely possible that suppliers may bid, or be found suitable for only one label within a lot. Equally, a supplier may have the skills and experience to be present on many or all labels and lots. Bidders are advised that the ITT will include sample tasks for most labels, the completion of which will aid selection based on technical capability. If you are considering bidding for multiple labels and lots, this should be borne in mind, as you will be completing tasks for each label you bid for. Currently some potential work envisaged under some labels is included as possible future requirements during the lifetime of these frameworks only. It is the Authority's intention to move towards usage of Third Parties for provision of these requirements during the life of the framework agreement, however there is no guarantee that this will happen. Weighting of the (i) immediate requirements as they relate to (ii) desired and planned possible future requirements has been apportioned accordingly. Lot 1- Development of New Products & Services. This lot is concerned with the research into and development and improvement of data services and the creation and maintenance of data solutions for internal and external users. The primary focus for this lot is the creation of new products and services, and/or new or improved methods of producing, delivering and/or supporting products and services. These services, products and solutions may include, but are not limited to: manipulation, interrogation, management and display of information; designing, prototyping, modification, integration and/or data services with or integration into online or web-based delivery systems. It is envisaged that development activity may include short research and development tasks and consultancy and advice services relating to any of the above. This lot is not concerned with development and delivery of final Production systems or IT software solutions. Outputs from this lot may be used to inform requirements and task suppliers under other lots or other contracts. Suppliers will be expected to work with the Authority and any other third party supplier the Authority may appoint during the life of the framework agreement. Lot 2- Data Management. This lot is concerned with the provision of services that enable the Authority to manage data holdings to facilitate publication of data in multiple formats. Tasks may include but are not limited to data ingest and, related to that, information and data assurance. This lot may involve ingest of or provision of services originating in Lot 1. Data which may need processing under this lot includes, but is not limited to: source material from foreign government charts, notices to mariners, bathymetric surveys, mapping, imagery, textual documents, magnetic and tidal models, geodetic and tidal data and it may include ingest or processing into the Authority's Source Data Receipt and Assessment (SDRA) and Hydrographic Database (HDB) systems. Possible requirements under this lot include, but are not limited to the following: maintenance of data and metadata in existing forms and formats; improvement, harmonisation and/or migration of data and metadata to different or future formats or platforms; the storage, upkeep and extraction of data in ways that allow the best use of data in value added services to users/consumers of data. Currently the Authority's principal data storage and processing systems are SDRA and HDB systems, but the activities listed would apply to both these systems and any other of future systems. The scope of this lot also includes advice and support services relating to any of the above. Outputs from this lot may be used to inform requirements and task suppliers under other lots or other contracts. Suppliers will be expected to work with the Authority and any third party supplier the Authority may appoint during the course of the framework agreement. Lot 3- Production & Maintenance of Existing Products & Services. The Authority requires third party capability to assess and reuse incoming source data in compilation, verification & validation, production and enhancement of its existing and future products and services (including supporting processes). Currently the Authority produces a range of products and publications including Notices to Mariners (NMs), paper nautical charts, Additional Military Layers (AML), Admiralty Vector Chart Service (AVCS), Sailing Directions, Admiralty List of Lights and Radio Signals; however the scope of this lot encompasses all of the above and any future products, services, layers or overlays. Capability is sought in the production and maintenance of the above. The scope of this lot also includes advice and support services relating to any of the above. Outputs from this lot may be used to inform requirements and task suppliers under other lots or other contracts. Suppliers will be expected to work with the Authority and any third party supplier the Authority may appoint during the course of the framework agreement. CPV: 73000000, 48000000, 72000000. ...
UK-Dumfries: taxi services
Provision of Taxi Service. Provision of taxi service for patients and staff transfer. CPV: 60120000. ...
UK-Motherwell: housing services
Care and Repair/Handyperson Service. The council wishes to commission a contractor with suitable operational experience in the provision of a "person-centred" service, who can provide a Small Repairs and Handypersons Service to residents within the North Lanarkshire Council catchment area. The primary aim of the service will be to assist service users to live independently, safely and securely in their own homes and communities as long as they desire to do so. The service will comprise two separate parts: a Small Repairs service and a Handypersons service. The Small Repairs service will be for repairs that would normally be completed by a competent tradesperson within a 2-hour timescale and will be delivered solely to home owners within the following client groups: — older persons (persons who are entitled to apply for a state pension), — disabled persons or the parents or guardians of disabled persons (persons who require assistance for day to day activities and/or those who have limited mobility and require assistance in getting around), — sensory impaired persons, — persons who have a learning disability and require assistance to live within the community; and Direct referral requests from the council and/or NHS Lanarkshire. Some examples of what are considered small repairs are: — plumber: fit new replacement waste pipes/traps & vents; change leaking WC cistern pipes/connectors; change leaking toilet pan connectors, — electrician: convert storage heater points to 13 amp sockets; install fused spur for ALERT systems; renew/fit light pendant; replace damaged switches/sockets; replace electrical fuses and plugs, — joiner: door closure repairs, door hinge repairs & door easing, — general: minor patch plaster repairs; plasterboard repairs; floorboard repairs; fit deadlocks and security bolts; fit safety equipment; fit key box system; garden gate repairs; clearance of loft space for installation of loft insulation. The Handyperson service will be delivered exclusively to older persons (persons who are entitled to apply for a state pension) regardless of their housing ownership status. It is expected that the Handyperson Service will involve the recruitment, vetting and training of volunteers from the local community who would then deliver the Handyperson service such as fitting lights, doorbells and fitting bathroom accessories etc. However it is recognised that the successful contractor may wish to back-up the use of volunteers with employed staff in order to ensure the service can be delivered within the timescales defined and as expected by the council. It shall be the successful contractor's responsibility to ensure that only service users belonging to the above client groups receive the service. CPV: 70333000, 50800000, 50000000. ...
UK-Huddersfield: housing services
Kirklees excellent homes for life housing PFI Project. Housing services. Grounds maintenance services. Repair and maintenance services of building installations. Construction work for houses. Architectural and related services. Cleaning services. CPV: 70333000, 77314000, 50700000, 45211100, 71200000, 90910000. ...
No comments:
Post a Comment