B-Brussels: implementation of 2020 EU biodiversity strategy: priorities for the restoration of ecosystems and their services in the EU
Implementation of 2020 EU biodiversity strategy: priorities for the restoration of ecosystems and their services in the EU. To provide support in relation to Action 6a of the EU biodiversity strategy. Target 6a concerns the development of a strategic framework to set priorities for restoration at subnational, national and EU levels. Action 6a is linked to target 2 of the biodiversity strategy — 'By 2020, ecosystems and their services are maintained and enhanced by establishing green infrastructure and restoring at least 15 % of degraded ecosystems'. CPV: 90700000. ...
B-Brussels: study on the consequences of a deliberate attack on different types of liquefied gas tankers and oil and chemical tankers
Study on the consequences of a deliberate attack on different types of liquefied gas tankers and oil and chemical tankers. For protecting the whole chain of maritime transport logistics, the European Union adopted 2 legislative acts: Regulation (EC) No 725/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31.3.2004 on enhancing ship and port facility security and Directive 2005/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26.10.2005 on enhancing port security. Regulation (EC) No 725/2004 states in recital 2 that 'the security of European Community shipping and of citizens using it and of the environment in the face of threats of intentional unlawful acts such as acts of terrorism, acts of piracy or similar, should be ensured at all times.' Then, in its third recital, the Regulation specifically mentions that 'in connection with the transport of goods containing especially dangerous substances, such as chemical and radioactive substances, the potential consequences of the threats posed by the unlawful acts for the Union citizens and the environment are very serious'. The European Union is largely depending on energy imports. Alongside with oil tankers, gas tankers transporting LNG/LPG will become crucial for ensuring the energy supply and both the number of tankers and the number of LNG/LPG port facilities will substantially increase. Furthermore, the European Union is also a major trade partner regarding chemicals, refinery products, fertiliser and gasoline, a significant part of which is transported by ship. Carrying inflammable, explosive and/or toxic products these tankers may be a primary target for terrorist attacks. Typical scenarios include a suicide attack via speedboat such as in the case of the tanker 'Limburg', firing at or missile attacks from the shore or hijacking with the purpose to use the ship to damage port infrastructure and/or adjacent neighbourhoods. Contrary to other types of ship, the consequences of terrorist attacks are not limited to the ship itself; one of the greatest concerns is the potential for the deliberate release of toxic gases and the ignition of massive vapour clouds. There is no doubt regarding the seriousness of these consequences, but in the lack of facts the threat perceived by the public may go beyond the real one with the appropriate consequence on acceptance of oil, chemical, fertiliser, refinery products and gas transport and appropriate facilities. The purpose of this contract is to analyse the vulnerability of LNG, oil and chemical tankers with respect to terrorist attacks, evaluate its consequences and making proposals for appropriate measures of protection. CPV: 73210000. ...
B-Brussels: ENTR/90/PP/2011/FC — framework contract 'Industrial competitiveness and market performance'
ENTR/90/PP/2011/FC — framework contract 'Industrial competitiveness and market performance'. 'Industrial competitiveness and market performance' is a framework service contract to provide information and analysis in support of industrial policies in the EU. CPV: 73000000. ...
B-Brussels: study on the legal framework covering business-to-business unfair trading practices in the retail supply chain
Study on the legal framework covering business-to-business unfair trading practices in the retail supply chain. The study will provide a comprehensive overview and analysis of national legislations, codes of conduct, guidelines, other self-regulatory instruments, enforcement mechanisms and existing case-law that cover principles related to fairness and rules on unfair trading practices in business-to-business relationships along the retail supply chain in the 27 Member States and Croatia. It will provide a comparative assessment of these existing instruments and mechanisms and cluster these 28 countries according to the approach taken, as well as assess the impact of these existing approaches on the internal market. Finally, the study will classify the different regulatory and non-regulatory approaches used in the 27 Member States and Croatia including the enforcement mechanisms in terms of their effectiveness and suitability to address the problem of unfair trading practices and propose options on how to possibly address the problem of the fragmentation of the internal market resulting from diverging rules on business-to-business unfair trading practices in the retail supply chain. The study should achieve the following: — a comprehensive and accurate overview of the national legislations, codes of conduct, guidelines, other self-regulatory instruments (limited to the retail supply chain) and enforcement mechanisms, as well as existing national case-law that cover principles related to fairness and rules on unfair trading practices in business-to-business relationships per country, covering the 27 Member States and Croatia, — a comparative assessment of the national legislations, codes of conduct, guidelines and other self-regulatory instruments and enforcement mechanisms, as well as existing national case-law, — a comparison and clustering of the 27 Member States and Croatia according to criteria agreed by the Commission services, — a classification of the different national regulatory and non-regulatory approaches including the enforcement mechanisms to address the problem of unfair trading practices. CPV: 73210000, 55900000, 79100000. ...
I-Ispra: maintenance services for hydraulic fluid installations and associated electrical devices
Maintenance services for hydraulic fluid installations and associated electrical devices. A global maintenance contract needs to be put in place for the ELSA (European Laboratory for Structure Assessment) hydraulic fluid installations and equipment. A framework contract will therefore be prepared. It will provide most of the maintenance services, the ordinary maintenance including preventive and corrective maintenance and the extraordinary maintenance for unforeseen, non-recurrent, and/or expensive maintenance events. Assistance and project design services will also be incorporated in this contract. CPV: 50000000, 50324200, 50500000, 43328000. ...
GR-Thessaloniki: building maintenance services
'Building maintenance services'. Cedefop is conducting this procedure for the award of the maintenance services, in order to accomplish the following objectives: — to select a contractor capable of providing high quality maintenance services at market competitive prices at a high level of performance, aesthetics, environmental protection, health and safety, considering that the aforementioned elements constitute a significant tool for enhancing business operation, — to provide an operational framework that integrates the contractor's services with all Cedefop facilities, operation and organisational structure, — to minimise improper waste disposal in order to ensure the environmental balance in the area that Cedefop is situated in, — to comply at all times with all applicable laws. CPV: 50700000, 50710000, 50711000, 50712000. ...
UK-London: external service providers for software applications: online transactional processing systems — EMA/2011/17/ICT — lot 1 — 3rd priority contractor
External service providers for software applications: online transactional processing systems — EMA/2011/17/ICT — lot 1 — 3rd priority contractor. This tender aims to put into place contractual arrangements, on a time and materials, quoted time and materials or fixed price basis, which will enable the European Medicines Agency ('the Agency') to specify and acquire services and artefacts provided by resources not employed directly by the Agency. These resources will contribute expertise directly to the design, construction, implementation and maintenance of applications developed or implemented in-house. CPV: 72222300, 72224000, 72230000, 72232000, 72262000, 72260000, 72266000, 72212217, 72212400, 72212517, 72212900. ...
UK-Milton Keynes: highway maintenance work
Highway Small Works Contract. Milton Keynes Council will be preparing a schedule of rates tender for the Highway Small Works Contract within the Milton Keynes operational area. The Council would be pleased to accept expressions of interest from suitably experienced companies to be assessed through a pre-qualification stage in order to be shortlisted to receive tender documents. The tender will be a framework contract essentially to meet operational peaks as required without a guarantee of continuous work. CPV: 45233139. ...
UK-Plymouth: construction work of leisure facilities
Plymouth Pavilions development opportunity including the provision of ice and arena facilities in the city. The Contracting Authority is seeking to enter into a contract with one contractor or a consortium to acquire the existing Pavilions site and provide Leisure/Sports Ice and Arena facilities in Plymouth. The Ice and Arena facilities may be constructed by the contractor/consortium on the existing Pavilions site or elsewhere within the City of Plymouth. Alternatively, the existing facilities at the Pavilions site may be refurbished and the Leisure/Sports Ice and Arena services delivered from that location. The existing Pavilions site will be transferred to the contractor at nil cost. Detailed specifications for the facilities will be contained in the Tender documents. 'Please register your interest in this opportunity using the facility on www.devontenders.gov.uk. CPV: 45212100, 92610000, 45000000, 45200000, 45210000, 45212000, 45212170, 45212171, 45212172, 45212180, 45212211, 71000000, 92000000, 92600000, 92620000, 55330000, 55400000, 55410000. ...
UK-Romford: repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations
Homes In Havering - mechanical and electrical services. Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations. Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations. Servicing, repair and emergency call out for domestic central heating systems. Communal boilers/heating systems. Legionella testing regime, (split into 2 sections – highrise/sheltered/high risk and medium/low risk). Include pricing of risk assessments as an option. Testing of dry risers to tower blocks. Domestic smoke detector testing at time of CP12. Maintenance of roof extract systems (mechanical extract to bathrooms). Testing and Inspection of landlord's lighting (internal and external). Domestic periodic testing regime to domestic dwellings, including minor repairs, which would equate to 1 500 properties pa borough wide. Domestic rewires (no guarantee of budget provision). Landlord's services distribution boards. Portable appliance testing (PAT testing). Lightning conductor testing to highrise dwellings. Booster pumps/pumping station. Landlord's lighting (external and internal, both testing and repair – repair based on SOR's). Emergency lighting – this to be priced on the basis that we intend to do this remotely at some time in the future (this may happen before the contract commencement). CPV: 50710000. ...
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