UK-Birmingham: marketing management consultancy services
Route Development Lead Generation and Proposition Building. The aim of the Birmingham Airport route development strategy is to attract and retain airlines to provide a comprehensive air transport service to all customers whilst growing passenger numbers and optimising revenues. Birmingham Airport require a service provider to work with them to achieve this strategy. The service provider who will have a proven track-record in this field will put their extensive industry knowledge at Birmingham Airports disposal, working together to identify leads, set up meetings and build realistic propositions in order to entice airlines to operate and grow at Birmingham Airport. CPV: 79413000. ...
UK-Middlesbrough: advertising and marketing services
Media Buying Services in Relation to Advertising. The University is looking to appoint an Agency to negotiate and purchase appropriate advertising space and air time in a range of media including local and national newspapers, specialist press, radio, television, web, digital and outdoor advertising. CPV: 79340000, 79341000, 79341100, 79341200, 79341400. ...
UK-London: miscellaneous health services
Primary Care Mental Health Service in NHS Richmond Borough. Primary Care Mental Health Service in NHS Richmond Borough. NHS South West London, Richmond Borough Team invites expressions of interest from all suitably qualified and experienced providers to deliver a primary care mental health service in the London Borough of Richmond. The primary care mental health service will provide high quality care and treatment for people aged over 18 years with an indentified mental health problem in a primary care setting. The service will provide support to GPs treating and managing patients within Richmond practices. The service has two key elements which are psychological therapies in line with Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) and enhanced mental health support which are closely integrated. The overall primary care mental health service will also provide a gateway to specialist mental health services and will be required to work very closely with specialist mental health services as well as other community based services. The psychological therapies element will be evidence-based stepped care (where a patient can step up to more intensive treatment or step down to a less intensive treatment) provided by qualified psychological therapists in line with the national IAPT Framework and in accordance with the NICE stepped care model for the treatment of anxiety and depression. The enhanced mental health support element of the service will provide a range of interventions and support GPs to provide care for people with a mental health problem. The procurement process is aiming to be completed in February 2012 and it is envisaged that the new service will commence in April 2012. To register your interest, please send an e-mail to Mental.Health@rtpct.nhs.uk stating your name and the name of your organisation or alternatively write to Brigitta Bartsch, Project Manager, Strategy & Commissioning, NHS South West London, Richmond Borough Team, Thames House, 180 High Street, Teddington, TW11 8HU. Any interested providers will be emailed/sent a Memorandum of Information (MOI) and a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) within two UK working days. The PQQ must be completed and received by 12 noon on Monday 3.10.2011. PQQs received after this date will not be considered. CPV: 85140000, 85100000. ...
UK-Nottingham: taxi services
Taxi transportation service. Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust requires a suitable contractor to provide a taxi service for the Trust. The Trust has approximately 15 000 taxi journey per annum. This is broken down as 35 % patients journeys and 65 % staff and logistic movements. This contract requires a provision of standard taxi vehicle. There is no requirement for adapted vehicles. CPV: 60120000. ...
UK-Kingswinford: taxi services
Renal taxi services. The West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) NHS Trust has been awarded the contract for the provision of non-emergency patient transport taxi renal services by Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust (PCT). This tender exercise will result in the appointment of a sub-contractor to provide these services on behalf of WMAS. The taxi renal services are to be provided to the Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust and the main locations to be served are: 1. Walsall Renal Unit (WS2 9XH); 2. Tipton Renal Unit (DY4 7AA); 3. New Cross Hospital (WV10 0QP); 4. Cannock Renal Unit (WS11 5XY); 5. New Renal Unit Pond Lane (WV2 1HG). Renal patients may travel from both within and outside a 12 mile radius of Wolverhampton New Cross Hospital and will need treatment on a regular basis, usually three times each week. The treatment will involve the use of a dialysis machine, and treatment therefore may take up to 5 hours, but this will depend on the condition of each patient. Treatment is undertaken over 363 days per year (the exceptions are usually Christmas Day and New Years Day), and patients are transported from their home and usually taken back to their home after treatment. CPV: 60120000. ...
UK-Leeds: taxi services
Provision of transport for Leeds City Council Staff engaged on council business. The service is for the provision of transport for Leeds City Council Staff engaged on council business. The contract is for the provision of private hire vehicles, hackney carriages, vehicles with wheelchair capability, and small (up to 8 passenger seat) minibuses. Tender documents can be downloaded from Leeds City Council's website at http//:scms.alito.co.uk by browsing for scheme reference LCC23470. CPV: 60120000. ...
UK-Middlesbrough: health and social work services
Provision of personal assistance, enablement and support services. Middlesbrough Council are seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced Providers who wish to be considered for a contract for the provision of personal assistance, enablement and support services for people with learning disabilities and/or physical disabilities, aged 16 years and above. CPV: 85000000, 85320000. ...
UK-Middlesbrough: repair and maintenance services
Group Maintenance of Boiler Plant and Associated Equipment. Repair and Maintenance of Heating Boilers and Associated Plant. CPV: 50000000, 50531100. ...
UK-Bristol: statutory audit services
Audit & Related Services in England. Statutory audit services. The Audit Commission (the "Commission") has a duty to appoint auditors under Section 3 of the Audit Commission Act 1998 (the Act) to audit the accounts of those bodies referred to in Schedule 2 of the Act ("audited bodies"). This procurement is to establish contracts between the Commission and selected service providers for each of ten areas in England and through which the Commission will appoint service providers to carry out audit and related services in respect of audited bodies. About 750 audited bodies in England are currently within the scope of the procurement. The scope also includes appointments to NHS charities under section 43A of the Charities Act 1993 and (subject to legislation being considered by Parliament) audits of the proposed NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups, Police and Crime Commissioners and Chief Constables in England. The audit of accounts of probation trusts is also within scope at this stage, but this is subject to change and there is a possibility that, subject to the necessary legislative changes, these audits will transfer to the Comptroller and Auditor General before the first appointments under the contracts are made. Those audited bodies falling within Schedule 2 of the Act (and so within scope of the contracts) may also be subject to further changes during the life of the contracts. The scope of the work required as an appointed auditor may include: exercising the independent statutory responsibilities and powers of appointed auditors under the Audit Commission Act 1998, the Charities Act 1993 and the Commission's statutory Codes of Audit Practice and certifying on the Commission's behalf claims and returns for grants and subsidies paid to audited bodies by central government departments. The main responsibilities of appointed auditors under these contracts will be to review and report on the financial statements of audited bodies in England and whether those bodies have made proper arrangements to ensure economy, efficiency and effectiveness in their use of resources. Copies of the relevant Acts of Parliament and Statutory Instruments governing the work of the Commission are available in their original versions from the Office of Public Sector Information (www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation). A version of the Audit Commission Act 1998 showing amendments to date is available commercially. The Commission has divided the audit services required into ten geographical contracts or Lots within four Regions as follows: Northern Region includes the following Lots: (1) North West; (2) Humberside and Yorkshire; (3) North East and North Yorkshire; Central Region includes the following Lots: (4) West Midlands; (5) Eastern; (6) East Midlands; London, Surrey and Kent Region includes the following Lots: (7) South London, Surrey and Kent; (8) North London; Southern Region includes the following Lots: (9) South East; (10) South West; See "Information about Lots" and the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire for further details of the Lots, Regions and areas covered. Potential Providers may apply for one or more Lot and may apply for more than one Lot in a Region. However, at tender stage a Potential Provider can only win one Lot within any one Region. The maximum number of Lots that any one Potential Provider may be awarded is therefore four. Potential Providers should be aware that the provision or acceptance of non-audit work for audited bodies covered by a Lot may mean that they cannot be appointed for that body. A Potential Provider will therefore only be eligible to apply for a Lot for which it can give the Commission reasonable assurance that it will be, as at 1.9.2012, able to act as the auditor for at least 90 % of the audited bodies in that Lot; and able to provide at least 80 % of the work, by value, in that Lot. It is anticipated that the Transfer of Undertaking (Protection of Employment) Regulations ("TUPE") will apply to the Commission employees in the in-house audit practice providing the services at the date of transfer. Further information is set out in the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire ("PQQ") which is available from the contact point in Section I.1. CPV: 79212300. ...
UK-Bristol: statutory audit services
Limited assurance audit services. Statutory audit services. The Audit Commission (the "Commission") has a duty to appoint auditors under section 3 of the Audit Commission Act 1998 (the Act) to audit the accounts of those bodies referred to in Schedule 2 of the Act. This procurement is to establish contracts between the Commission and selected service providers for the audit of those bodies covered by Schedule 1 to the Code of Audit Practice (the Code) for local government bodies. These are referred to in the Code as small bodies and are mainly parish and town councils and internal drainage boards. About 9 800 small bodies in England are within the scope of the procurement. The scope of the work required as an appointed auditor may include: exercising the independent statutory responsibilities and powers of appointed auditors under the Audit Commission Act and the Commission's statutory Code of Audit Practice for local government bodies and certifying on the Commission's behalf claims and returns for grants and subsidies paid to small bodies by central government departments. The main responsibilities of appointed auditors under these contracts will be to review and report on the accounting statements of small bodies in England and maintaining the electronic database of known contact details of small bodies ("data maintenance services"). Auditor appointments normally cover the period from the start of the relevant financial year (1 April) to the date the audit is certified as being closed including all necessary reports. This is normally no later than 31 December after the end of the relevant financial year (31 March). Copies of the relevant Acts of Parliament and Statutory Instruments governing the work of the Commission are available in their original versions from the Office of Public Sector Information (www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation). A version of the Audit Commission Act 1998 showing amendments to date is available commercially. The Commission has divided the audit work that is being outsourced in this procurement into 28 lots ("Lots"). Each lot covers auditor appointments with a value of up to 100 000 GBP. The contract values for each lot may range between 75 000 and 125 000 GBP a year over the life of the contract, to reflect changes in the income/expenditure of the bodies audited and the fees charged. It is the Commission's intention to make auditor appointments in such a way that all small bodies within the area of the same county council, London borough, metropolitan district or unitary authority (an "Upper-tier Authority") share the same auditor. To that end, 41 Appointment Areas have been defined. Each Appointment Area corresponds to the area of an Upper-tier Authority or of a group of adjacent Upper-tier Authorities. Information on the names of the Upper-tier Authorities in each Appointment Area and the number of small bodies within each Appointment Area can be requested from the Commission's contact point in section I.1. The minimum number of lots to be awarded to any one Potential Provider will be two. Potential Providers may apply for and be awarded up to a maximum of nine lots. Further information on the Commission's requirements is contained in the Standing Guidance for Auditors which can be requested from the Commission's contact point. Potential providers should consult the Practitioners' Guides issued by the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) and the Society of Local Council Clerks (SLCC) and by the Association of Drainage Authorities (ADA). These guides, which have been prepared in response to a demand for guidance on 'proper practices', explain the accounting practices to be followed by Local Councils and Internal Drainage Boards respectively, and set out the appropriate standard of financial reporting to be followed. Electronic copy versions of these guides are available as follows: - Governance and Accountability in Local Councils in England and Wales: A Practitioner's Guide is available from the SLCC website (http://www.slcc.co.uk/bookstore/details/governance-and-accountability-england-practitioners-guide-printed-version-/43/); and - Governance and Accountability in Internal Drainage Boards in England: A Practitioner's Guide 2006 (Revised November 2007) is available from the ADA website (http://www.ada.org.uk/morenews.php?fs=&id=2). It is anticipated that the Transfer of Undertaking (Protection of Employment) Regulations ("TUPE") will apply to the Commission employees in the in-house audit practice providing the services at the date of transfer. It is also possible TUPE will apply to employees of private firms currently providing the services at the date of transfer. Further information is set out in the PQQ which is available from the contact point in Section I.1. CPV: 79212300. ...
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