UK-Ilford: repair and maintenance services of valves
Contract for the provision of electrical and mechanical plant and equipment – maintenance and repair in the London Borough of Redbridge. Experienced service providers are being sought to undertake the Contract, which comprises the Maintenance and Repair of the following plant and equipment broken down into Lots and also geographically North and South of the Authority: 1. Air conditioning and ventilation plant maintenance and repair (North) 2. Air conditioning and ventilation plant maintenance and repair (South) These Lots are for routine servicing, maintenance and occasional replacement of air conditioning, air handling units, heat pumps and air cooled condensers and fans. a) Service visits, at the specified intervals. b) An on-call breakdown service during normal working hours. c) An out-of-hours call-out service on selected sites. d) Plant replacement where directed and authorised by the Engineer 3. Commercial boiler plant maintenance and repair (North) 4. Commercial boiler plant maintenance and repair (South) These Lots are for routine servicing, maintenance and inspection of centralised atmospheric gas, pressure gas, biomass and oil fired boiler plant and associated pumps, controls and ancillaries, gas fired water heaters and cleaning of fan convector heaters. a) Service visits, at the specified intervals, to each plant. b) A soundness gas test of boiler/plant room at time of each service. c) An on-call breakdown service during normal working hours. d) An out-of-hours call-out service on selected sites. e) Plant replacement where directed and authorised by the Engineer. f) Cleaning only of fan convector units. g) An annual soundness test and inspection of the entire gas installation on residential sites. 5. Portable appliance testing in the London Borough OF Redbridge (North) 6. Portable appliance testing in the London Borough OF Redbridge (South) Portable Appliance Testing is carried out as a routine to determine whether the equipment is in a satisfactory condition. In-Service testing will involve the following: (a) Preliminary inspection (b) Earth continuity tests (for Class 1 equipment) (c) Insulation testing (Which may sometimes be substituted by earth leakage measurement) (d) Functional checks. 7. Water hygiene and mixing valves maintenance and repair (North) 8. Water hygiene and mixing valves maintenance and repair (South) These Lots are for carrying out the monitoring and inspection of the hot and cold water services. Carrying out the annual, quarterly and monthly tasks laid out within the Approved Code of Practice and Guidance L8 "Legionnaires Disease". The control of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems and provide adequate training to the site staff to carry out the weekly tasks. Interested Organisations are eligible to apply for all Lots or for any combination of Lots. CPV: 50512000, 50513000, 50800000, 50730000. ...
UK-Lewes: repair and maintenance services
Day to Day Reactive Building Maintenance Work at ESCC Non-school & school properties West (Area A) and East (Area B). The work comprises the day to day maintenance works to the buildings listed in Appendix A together with an amount of the smaller planned maintenance work. These planned works will be carried out either at schedule rates or by quotation as appropriate. The Council retains the right to test single quotations for reasonableness against alternative quotations and may in these instances award that piece of work to an alternative Contractor. In addition the successful Term Contractor will be invited to tender/quote for the larger planned maintenance and any other work on the buildings in Appendix A, always providing that the Term Contractor has the resources and expertise to do that work. CPV: 50000000. ...
UK-Bradford: social work and related services
Youth Contract – multi agency support for 16-17 year olds who are NEET. Increasing the participation of 16 to 24 year olds in education, training and employment not only makes a lasting difference to individual lives, but is central to our ambitions to improve social mobility and stimulate economic growth. Through the Youth Contract, The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (the Council) are intending to secure innovative programmes specifically to support disengaged 16 to 17 year olds to move into education, training or employment with training. This will help to support the local commitment to full participation for this age group as the participation age is raised to 17 in 2013 and 18 in 2015. This programme of additional support will be focused on young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), have low levels of attainment and a range of factors that put them at greater risk of long-term disengagement. Providers will be given freedom to design and tailor a programme of support to help them move into full-time education, an Apprenticeship or a job with training. They will receive payment by results depending on how successful they are at helping young people to make a sustainable move into a positive outcome. This element of the Youth Contract has three key objectives: Objective 1 – This is the main objective of the programme – Support 16 -17 year olds who are not in education, employment or training and at risk of long-term disengagement. Support will be provided that results in them moving into education, training or employment with training and sustaining this outcome. Objective 2 – Increase these young people's experience and qualifications so that they have the opportunity to continue in education and successfully find work, reducing the proportion that become unemployed in adult life. Objective 3 – Test methods of local delivery and payment by results, increasing the effectiveness of these models and developing best practice. Applications are invited from single organisations or partnerships to deliver this service. The Council welcome collaborative, partnership based bids and bids from organisations who have expertise in engaging with vulnerable groups such as young people who are homeless or face home life issues, young people leaving a Pupil Referral Unit, young offenders, young parents and those who are soon to be parents. The framework is expected to be for a period of one year from September 2012, with the option to extend by up to two one year periods at the councils descretion, with values given being indicative only and are for the initial contract period only as the council can not guarantee the future level of need under this arrangement. Further details of the requirements will be specified within the tender documents and will be made available via the regional tendering web site http://scms.alito.co.uk. The details of how to access these are contained within Section VI.3 of this contract notice and any queries regarding this procurement should be made after reading these documents. The requirements of this contract are considered to be a part B service and are being advertised on a voluntary basis. CPV: 85300000, 85312300, 85312310, 85312320. ...
IRL-Dublin: laser printers
Concession Managed Print Solution for students. TCD are looking for a single vendor to propose, implement and manage an integrated future proof solution to include printing, copying and scanning in all locations for the next four years. The machines must be capable of printing from wireless laptops, mobile devices, usb devices, email printing and from the cloud. The solution must also be capable of scanning to email and sub devices. This solution must be efficient, robust and be fully capable of providing a consistent high quality service over the duration of the contract. These services are being procured as a service concession within the meaning of the European Communities (Award of Public Authorities' Contracts) Regulations 2006 (the "Regulations"). The University of Dublin, Trinity College will not be bound by the terms of the Regulations for the purposes of this competition but will, however, be conducting this competition in accordance with EU fundamental principles (transparency, equality of treatment, non discrimination). 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=445952. The awarding authority has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via a 'Tender Submission Postbox' facility. Further details of this facility are available at http://www.etenders.gov.ie/PostBox/Postbox_Explain.aspx?ID=445952. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. The postbox closes precisely at the time stated. CPV: 30232110, 30232150, 30232100. ...
UK-Winsford: health and social work services
Forensic Medical & Healthcare Services CPA/SPU/137. The provision of Forensic Medical & Healthcare Services to Cheshire Police Authority on a 24 hour / 7 day per week, 356/366 days a year basis. CPV: 85000000, 85140000, 85141000. ...
UK-Southampton: laundry-collection services
FE5073 - Linen & Laundry Services. Hire and provision of hospital linen, uniforms and laundry services to the following NHS Trusts: University Hospital Southampton NHS FT. Bournemouth & Christchurch NHS FT. Poole Hospital NHS FT. CPV: 98311000, 98311100, 98311200. ...
UK-Birmingham: public utilities
Framework for Bureau Services and Energy Solutions/Procurement. HTE is seeking to award an Agreement acting as agent for the UHCW and wishes to establish a framework agreement for Bureau Services and Energy Solutions/Energy Procurement. In that respect this OJEU notice relates to procurement activity in respect of the contracting authorities identified below. HTE and UHCW may however, extend the scope and benefit of the Framework Agreement to the private sector and, whilst not required by procurement legislation to do so, it has extended the principles of the public tendering so as to assure its private sector customers of best value and open and transparent processes. It is intended by this OJEU notice that the following will apply: (i) in purchasing [Goods and/ or Services] or awarding contracts under this Framework Agreement HTE is acting in its capacity as Agent for UHCW in relation to contracting authorities only; and (ii) in purchasing Goods and/ or Services] or awarding contracts under this Framework Agreement HTE, insofar as it relates to private sector procurement, HTE is acting in its capacity as Principal and not as agent of UHCW. The public and voluntary sector bodies to whom the use of this contract / framework agreement will be open include, in particular, those in the United Kingdom listed or referred to below, their respective statutory successors and all organisations created as a result of any statutory or contractual re-organisations and organisational changes. — Central Government Departments & their executive agencies (a list of such Departments and executive agencies can be found at http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/government-business/government-ministers- responsibilities.aspx), — Non-Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs) (a list of NDPBs can be found at Annex A to the Public Bodies Directory 2007 published by the Cabinet Office) which can be found at http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/documents/ pdf/public_bodies_2007.pdf), — National Health Service (NHS) bodies, including hospital Trusts, which in turn include acute Trusts, Trusts operating community hospitals and the provider functions of Primary Care Trusts); Primary Care Trusts and General Clinical commissioning groups; Care Trusts; Care Trusts Plus; Ambulance Trusts; Mental Health Trusts; Strategic Health Authorities; Special Health Authorities; Community Health Councils; Local Health Boards; NHS Foundation Trusts, — Health Boards, NHS Trusts, Community Health Councils and other constituent bodies of the NHS in Wales, — NHS Scotland and its constituent bodies including: the Scottish Ambulance Service, Special NHS Boards and the other constituent organisations of the Scottish National Health Service; and, — Health and Social Care Trusts, Health Agencies and other constituent bodies of the NHS in Northern Ireland. Lists of all of such NHS Authorities, Trusts, Councils, Boards and other bodies can be found at: http://www.nhs.uk/. Servicedirectories/pages/primarycaretrustlisting.aspx, http://www.wales.nhs.uk/nhswalesaboutus/structure, http://www.show.scot.nhs.uk/organisations/index.aspx and http://www.hscni.net/index.php?link=hospitals; — Community Interest Companies (CIC), social enterprises and all other similar forms of organisation undertaking some or all of what were previously the service provider functions of PCTs and/or Local Authorities (as defined below) including any of the same that have been set up independently to provide health and/or social care services (a list of regulated CICs can be found at http://www.cicregulator.gov.uk/coSearch/comapnyList.shtml), — Clinical Commissioning Groups (established in accordance with Chapter A2 of Part 2 of the NHS Act 2006 (as amended) and as detailed in Schedule 2 Part 2 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012) and their parent and/or governing bodies, including without limitation the NHS Commissioning Board, — Local Authorities (as defined in Regulation 3(2) to 3(5) inclusive of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 ("the Regulations"), a list of such authorities being available at: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Dl1/Directories/ Localcouncils/AToZOfLocalCouncils/DG_A-Z_LG, — Police Forces and other emergency services, including Fire and Rescue Services, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and other rescue authorities (a list of Police Authorities and Fire and Rescue Services can be found respectively at the following: http://www.police.uk/forces.htm, and http://www.fireservice.co.uk/information/ukfrs.php, — Educational establishments (i.e. schools maintained by Local Authorities; Academies; City Technology Colleges; the Learning and Skills Council; further education establishments, and universities, — Registered social landlords (RSLs), a list of such authorities being available at: http://www.housingcorp.gov.uk/server/show/nav.489), — Registered Charities, as detailed at http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/, — Devolved and other administrations within the British Isles, including those detailed at: (in the case of Scotland) http://scotland.gov.uk/Home, and http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/, (in the case of Wales) http://new.wales.gov.uk/?llang=en, — Her Majesty's Prison Service as detailed at www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk, — The Ministry of defence as detailed at www.mod.uk, — The use of this contract/framework is open to any health and/or social care bodies or organisations established and/or operating in the United Kingdom [and/or any country in the European Union] that has a similar procurement need in respect of any goods or services to any of the above public or voluntary sector organisations. In particular any private sector (i.e. all non-public sector) health and/or social care companies, bodies corporate, partnerships and other businesses providing health and/or social care services (registered independent service providers operating in the United Kingdom can be searched for on the CQC website at http://healthdirectory.cqc.org.uk/findcareservices/informationabouthealthcareservices/summaryinformation.cfm) [and in respect of such health and/or social care service providers established and/or operating in other countries in the European Union, they can be searched for on the official websites of equivalent European regulatory bodies:]. CPV: 65000000, 64000000, 76000000, 09000000, 09100000, 90000000, 90700000, 09200000, 70000000, 09300000. ...
UK-Bristol: preventive maintenance services
Planned Preventative Maintenance North. Service category: Title attributed to the contract by the contracting authority: Mechanical, Electrical, Building Maintenance and Reactive Services plus Minor works projects. Expressions of interest are required from suitably qualified and experienced contractors who wish to tender for the provision of all mechanical, electrical and building maintenance works on behalf of the NHS Blood and Transplant (National Blood Service). The contract will include the provision of resident and mobile engineering services for the execution of all planned preventative, reactive and statutory maintenance to a wide range of building controls systems, heating, ventilation, electrical, catering and cooling equipment at a number of sites across NHSBT property portfolio. The contract will also include an element of minor works support projects along with building fabric preventative and reactive maintenance services. Contractors who provide goods or services to NHSBT must understand the critical nature of the work undertaken by NHSBT. Failure to meet the contract requirements can impact on the collection of blood from donors, or the testing and processing of the blood. Stock levels of blood are measured in days and even hours, therefore a continuous flow of blood into NHSBT is critical if it is to meet the demands of hospitals for the treatment of patients. By its nature, this treatment is often life-saving. The contractor shall be responsible for the provision and management of all site records and log books. The contractor shall be responsible for ensuring the completion of all site log books, 52 week planners and another records which may be required to ensure NHSBT remains compliant with both its Statutory and Good Manufacturing Practice requirements at all times. The contractor must be aware that all log books and records will be used as a primary audit tool. The contractor's records will also be subject to separate audits by Estates & Facilities, NHSBT Quality Assurance Department and the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (this is indicative and may include other accrediting authorities as required). The contractor shall be expected to provide a monthly written report for each region; in addition, the contractor shall be expected to attend regular and planned meetings as required by the demands of NHSBT. The contractor will be assessed each month against set performance criteria. The contract will comprise of one geographical regional area: The regional area is identified as: ''Northern'' with main sites based at Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield and Leeds: There are several other minor satellite sites and remote office locations throughout the region. The overall portfolio consists of circa 25 properties. In addition to the planned maintenance elements of the contract, the contractor will be required to provide a responsive emergency repair service covering all locations, seven days per week, 24 hours per day. CPV: 50324200, 50700000, 50712000, 50800000. ...
UK-Belfast: repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated equipment
Servicing of Board Vehicles, Tail Lifts and Heaters. Servicing of Board Vehicles, Tail Lifts and Heaters for the period 1.9.2012 - 31.8.2014 (with the option of a further 2 periods of 12 months extension each). CPV: 50110000. ...
UK-Hull: building-cleaning services
Provision of Domestic Cleaning Services. Hull Teaching Primary Care (NHS Hull), East Riding of Yorkshire PCT (ERY PCT) and North Lincolnshire PCT, hereinafter called the Commissioners, have a requirement for a Domestic Cleaning Service. The Domestic Cleaning Service will succeed the current provision of domestic services to the Commissioners' sites. Across Hull there are over 20 properties, which are a mix of mature properties and modern LIFT sites, all housing GP and other Primary Care and Community services, while in North Lincolnshire there are currently 9 sites, also housing a mixture of GP, Primary Care and Community services. In summary the service currently comprises: — Scheduled cleaning, — Periodic and Ad Hoc cleaning, — Laundering, — The ordering and distribution of cleaning consumables, — A designated Contract Manager. A Service Provider(s) will be appointed for a new contract period beginning 1st February 2013. Following the publication of the Government's NHS White Paper in December 2010 'Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS', Primary Care Trusts are to be abolished with effect from 31.3.2013. The contract into which the successful Bidder will enter will therefore be assigned to a successor body during the term of this agreement. The identity of the successor body is not known at present. CPV: 90911200, 90919200. ...
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