NO-Harstad: non-domestic vacuum cleaners and floor polishers
Nationwide framework agreement industrial vacuum cleaners for shooting and training areas. Forsvarsbygg invites suppliers, alone or in joint venture, to submit tenders for one or both of the categories: 1. Framework agreement for supply of industrial vacuum cleaners for shooting and training areas; 2. Framework agreement for supply of industrial vacuum cleaners with water bath for shooting and training areas. For this tender process the award authority is using Mercell Sourcing Service. To register your interest in this tender and gain access to documents, click on the link below or copy and paste into your web browser http://permalink.mercell.com/30372457.aspx. Thereafter, follow instructions on the website. CPV: 42999000, 42999300, 42999000. ...
NO-Lillehammer: refuse and waste related services
Treating hazardous waste. The contract shall lay down environmental, practical and financial conditions between GLØR IKS and the SUPPLIER of the service for the transport, treatment, reception and destruction of hazardous waste. Further information on the aim and extent of the contract is in annex no. 1 Specifications. CPV: 90500000. ...
NO-Lillehammer: repair and maintenance services of medical and precision equipment
2011035569 Service and education for medical teaching materials The Armed Forces have a need for service in medical training materials. See tender documents for details. See also the guidance notice with tender ID OCT168659, document ID 242577. The contract has a duration of 2 years but has an option for two further years. CPV: 50400000, 50420000, 50421000, 80600000, 80590000. ...
UK-London: repair and maintenance services
Housing Repairs and Maintenance Contract(s) 2013-2023. The notice involves the establishment of a framework agreement: no The purpose of publishing this Notice is to seek the views of the market on the most appropriate packaging arrangements that will be beneficial to the Contracting Authority, its leaseholders, tenants, residents and Contracting Authority's Council-tax payers (both current and future) and the successful tenderer or tenderers. The Contracting Authority is seeking to procure innovative private sector provider(s) to invest in, develop and provide a range of housing repair and maintenance services for its residential properties through a strategic partnering arrangement(s) (the "Housing Repairs and Maintenance"). The Contracting Authority wishes to establish a contract or contracts to provide responsive repairs, planned and cyclical maintenance works and services. The Contracting Authority is commencing this procurement as part of its overall Housing Revenue Account Medium Term Financial Strategy programme, a key part of which relates to how it seeks to procure its responsive repairs, planned and cyclical maintenance works. The Contracting Authority is also commencing a procurement for the delivery of Housing and Estates Services which is subject to a separate PIN. Both procurement requirements will be covered by the "Meet the Buyer" event, due to be held on the same day (see - section VI.2). It is envisaged that any contractual arrangements will be for approximately 10 years to commence late 2013 or early 2014. As part of the consultation the Contracting Authority is seeking views on the acceptable packaging arrangements (e.g. a 10 year contract with break provisions mid-point; 5 or 6 year arrangement with options to extend for 4 or 5 years, etc). The annual estimated value of works and services that is envisaged to be delivered under the Housing Maintenance Contract(s) will be 15–30 000 000 GBP of Responsive Repairs and Void Refurbishment Works to approximately 17 000 properties within the borough – although these amounts are indicative and will be subject to annual reviews. The Contracting Authority wishes to establish the most efficient method of service delivery (including consideration of options for clientside operations). In managing the delivery of services, the Contracting Authority's preference is for either a single contractual arrangement, or a dual supply arrangement splitting the borough into two geographic areas. In terms of service delivery two options have been proposed following informal market testing, these are: — Option 1 - Boroughwide sole supply contractual arrangement, — Option 2 - two separate lots based on north and south of the Borough. In accordance with section 20 of the UK's Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and its subsequent amendments, the Contracting Authority has a statutory obligation to consult with its leaseholders on contract packaging arrangements. This consultation period started on 2nd March 2012 and lasts for a period of 30 days and consequently, the future consultation period with the market on the appropriate packaging options will have regard to any observations received from leaseholders, as part of this process. The principal outputs of the Housing Repairs and Maintenance contract(s) will be to: — deliver to specified performance and quality levels, — achieve sustainable efficiencies, — derive the benefits of an outcome-based model for the users of the Contracting Authority's services, — provide value for money and accountability for residents, — reduce revenue costs for delivery of the front-line services described in this Notice, — deliver continuous improvement and innovation. The services to be provided under the proposed contract(s) are planned, cyclical and responsive maintenance works and services but where a variety of other services currently provided in-house, including but not limited to the repairs call centre, and administration of various services such as voids repairs and gas servicing are likely to be included. The Contracting Authority will confirm this in the Contract Notice. Below is a general description of the scope of works and services, it is not exhaustive and may change when the Contract Notice is published. Responsive: Any responsive repair and maintenance works to the Contracting Authority's housing and commercial stock to also include minor void works, gas repairs, controlled access systems, aids & adaptations, pest control, security board ups, fencing and pathways, replacement windows, doors and roofs, but we are equally likely to carry out repairs to these elements on a Planned basis. Planned & Cyclical: Works to the Contracting Authority's housing and commercial stock including renewals and repairs to kitchens, bathrooms, windows, doors and roofs plus internal and external and communal redecoration, external repairs including concrete, brickwork and stonework repairs, and repairs and renewals to drainage, guttering and pipework. Additionally, renewal and repairs to heating installations, gas servicing (domestic & commercial), electrical upgrades, works to door entry installations. Other smaller works that are cyclical and still necessary include: portable appliance testing, vent fans, repairs and maintenance works relating to all fire detection and prevention systems, door entry systems, lightning conductors, aerials and communal TV systems. Also work associated with solar power generation, utility saving activities, general green technology, water tanks and pumps, grounds maintenance, asbestos and associated works, insulation works, major void works, and insurance-related works. Management and administration including call handling to/from residents; performance monitoring; key performance indicators; quality approach; management of sub-contractors. The intention of the Contracting Authority is that any property management IT services necessary to monitor and provide client management reports on the maintenance of properties and estates applicable to this contract and for activities as listed above are potentially in scope for this procurement but this may be reviewed in light of the consultation exercise now being undertaken. This may encompass repairs and maintenance recording, statutory inspections management, asset register and project management. Estimated value excluding VAT: Range: between 150 000 000,00 and 450 000 000,00 GBP Lots This contract is divided into lots: yes CPV: 50000000, 45000000, 45211000, 45261300, 45261900, 45262660, 45312310, 45320000, 45315000, 45421130, 45421151, 45440000, 50341000, 50531200, 50610000, 50700000, 50720000, 90650000, 45111240, 45211310, 45232450, 45330000, 45451000, 70330000, 77314000, 79512000. ...
MT-Marsa: works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
Bus Terminus Phase 2 Works at City Gate Project, Valletta. The notice involves the establishment of a framework agreement: no General contractor for hard and soft landscaping works including civil and underground services works; storm water harvesting and distribution system; streetscape, hard and soft landscaping; kiosk including M&D works. Lots This contract is divided into lots: no CPV: 45200000. ...
MT-Marsa: works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
Supply and installation of typical maltese balconies at city gate project, Valletta. The notice involves the establishment of a framework agreement: no General contractor for the supply and installation of new typical maltese balconies. Lots This contract is divided into lots: no CPV: 45200000. ...
IRL-Dublin: cogeneration plant construction work
CHP unit. NSCDA wishes to appoint a contractor to remove and safely dispose of the existing CHP unit and to supply, install, commission, test and maintain for 5 years a new CHP unit at the National Aquatic Centre. The works shall include strip out and disposal of the existing CHP unit, associated building works, mechanical and electrical diversion works within the plant rooms to facilitate the removal of the existing CHP, mechanical and electrical and CHP commissioning, testing, handover and demonstration. The scope of works is more particularly set out in the request for tenders document and in particular the specification is set out at Appendix 4 of that document. 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=400933. CPV: 45251220. ...
UK-Gloucester: solar energy
Photovoltaic provider framework for the provision and installation of photovoltaic panels on public authority sites in Gloucestershire. The framework agreement is to provide at no cost to the contracting body or partnering organisations the provision and installation of pv panels to public authority sites in Gloucestershire whilst also providing to each the benefit of the electricity generated by the PV installation for free and an agreed percentage share of the feed in tariff (FiT) over the lifetime of the installation which will be deemed to be 25 years. The framework agreement will be available to Gloucestershire County Council, GCC Schools, Academies, District, Borough, Town and Parish Councils, Community and Voluntary sectors, Gloucestershire NHS Trusts and Gloucestershire Police Authority & Emergency Services, (Although these body's reserve the right to use other providers if they choose). In addition, the Provider must be a member of the appropriate regulating body's i.e. The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) and trade associations relevant for the trade. CPV: 09330000, 09331000, 09331200, 09332000. ...
E-Barcelona: construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork
Galleries and drainage works. The contract is for site infrastructure works. The works comprise construction and testing of gravity rainwater drainage, trenches, ducts, concrete galleries, concrete foundations, excavation and backfilling. CPV: 45230000, 45112100, 45223200, 45223500, 45232451, 45232130, 45112000. ...
UK-Salisbury: pharmaceutical products
Production / manufacture of HI-6 dimethyl sulphonate (HI-6 DMS) according to european rules and guidance for good manufacturing practice (GMP). CPV: 33600000. ...
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