UK-Belfast: business development consultancy services
Invest NI – Leadership Coaching Service for Northern Ireland Businesses. Invest NI wishes to develop a Leadership and Management Support Framework (LMSF) aimed specifically at reducing the productivity gap between NI and better performing regions within GB. Invest Northern Ireland (Invest NI) wishes to appoint a provider to deliver the Leadership coaching service aspect of the LMSF, for companies in Northern Ireland. The provider will source and manage a range of 6 relevant Leadership Coaches to work with up to 25 Northern Ireland businesses. This target of 25 is subject to change either up or down based on demand for places and potential Invest NI requirement for Coaching interventions in other related projects. CPV: 79411100. ...
UK-Blackpool: advertising and marketing services
Bus and Tram Shelter Advertising. Bus and Tram Shelter Advertising. CPV: 79340000. ...
UK-Gatwick: architectural, engineering and planning services
GAL Airport planning services. Architectural, engineering and planning services. Technical planning services. GAL wishes to appoint either a single contractor or a panel of framework contractors depending upon the responses to this PQQ and associated contract notice to support its work to plan the future development of Gatwick Airport. The purpose of this contract or framework is to provide technical airport planning input to the early stages of project development in order to define scope and high-level conceptual solutions. It does not include the detailed engineering or architectural design of specific projects. The physical scope of this work includes most airport infrastructure that has a capacity or service related function, but is likely to include: — Runways and taxiways, — Aprons and stands, — Terminals and piers, — Car parks, — Ancillary operational facilities such as hangars, vehicle maintenance, rescue and fire fighting, equipment storage, etc. The individual services required from time to time under the final contractual arrangements may include, but will not be limited to, those listed below: — Capacity Assessments – This is to establish the ability of existing on-airport infrastructure to deliver the appropriate level of service when tested against existing and future traffic scenarios. This could be through the use of spreadsheet models or schedule based capacity / flow modelling. This methodology would have to take account of service levels, process assumptions (e.g. throughput and transaction rates) and traffic characteristics (e.g. passenger profiles or aircraft fleet mix) which are appropriate to Gatwick, — Facility Requirements – For new processes or where existing infrastructure is considered inadequate, the future requirements for airport infrastructure will be calculated in order to achieve pre-determined levels of service. This work will also be carried out using spreadsheet models or schedule based facility requirement modelling. Airport facility requirements to meet the short, medium and long term needs of the airport will need to be quantified. Where obvious process solutions (rather than infrastructure based solutions) can deliver the required outcomes, these should be identified as an alternative approach. Opportunities for making more efficient use of airport infrastructure should be identified through the modelling, — Functional Layout Plans – This is the production of 2D and possibly 3D CAD plans showing conceptual layout options to deliver the required infrastructure developments. These could take the form of layout plans for external infrastructure, e.g. aircraft parking stands, or internal infrastructure, e.g. configuration of check-in desks in a terminal. The plans would also include overall land use zoning diagrams for the airport to ensure that land is used efficiently and safeguards for future uses, — Simulation Modelling – This is the simulation of the airport operation using specialist software to test the capability of existing and future infrastructure solutions. Specifically simulation will be required of the airfield and terminal operational processes. Gatwick already holds simulation models of the airfield developed in Simmod Pro and simulation models of the terminal developed using the CAST software. GAL wants to build on the existing simulation work and to enable direct comparison with previous modelling exercises. Therefore the Airport Planning framework partner must have the capability to use these particular software packages, although these might be part of a wider suite of simulation models that the framework partner can offer. This work will require the production of presentational material illustrating the results of the simulation for both technical and non-technical audiences. All of the above tasks will require close working with the various business units at Gatwick Airport Limited to ensure that the work addresses the specific needs of the business and makes use of up-to-date data. The selected contractor(s) will also be expected to work, from time to time, with GAL's business partners, including airlines, the air navigation service provider (NATS) and control authorities. A very high standard of written and verbal presentation is required in order to successfully consult with internal and external stakeholders on the development requirements and proposals. CPV: 71240000, 71356400. ...
UK-Caernarfon: public-service buses
Bus services (Meirionnydd area) & TrawsCymru service. The Council is tendering for the carrying out of a bus services for the Meirionnydd Area of Gwynedd & TrawsCymru service. The tender consists of routes with various options, tenderers are required to submit priced tenders via the xchange wales web site (www.etenderwales.bravosolution.co.uk), please see instructions below on how to access the site. Contract period is 5 years (1.4.2012 to 31.3.2017) with the option to extend for a further 2 years. NB: Contract No's 69 & 70 are for a period of 1 year (1.4.2012 to 31.3.2013). Community benefits do not apply to this contract. CPV: 34121100, 60112000, 60000000. ...
IRL-Galway: education and training services
GMIT RFT for humanities courses-Irish language service provider. GMIT wishes to appoint a service provider to deliver Higher Diploma and Masters of Science courses through the medium of the Irish language in applied Irish and Irish translation from January/February 2012 until August 2014. With the enactment of the Official Languages Act, greater opportunities are now available for those wishing to attain employment in the field of translation. As well as equipping students with the skills needed to translate professionally, this course comprises a variety of modules focused on other aspects of the language industry. Please note that the english version of the tender specification attached preceeds the Irish version. 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=363992. CPV: 80000000, 80300000. ...
UK-Epping: construction project management services
Development agent for Council House building programme. Construction project management services. Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services. Architectural and related services. Engineering services. Urban planning and landscape architectural services. Construction-related services. Monitoring and control services. Construction supervision services. Epping Forest District Council is looking to appoint a single development agent to advise on, manage and implement its future Council House building programme. The appointed development agent, either itself or through formal arrangements with other organisations, will provide the full range of functions associated with the delivery of that programme, including the provision of all professional building services, including, but not exclusively: financial viability and planning services; liaison with the homes and communities agency or other Government body over compliance, standards, registration and grants; employers agent functions; project management; architectural and related services; quantity surveying and cost consulting; surveying; planning supervision; construction related services (but excluding the construction works itself); engineering services; inspection services; urban planning and architectural landscape services; monitoring and control services and construction supervision services. This specifically excludes the works construction. CPV: 71541000, 71000000, 71200000, 71300000, 71400000, 71500000, 71700000, 71520000. ...
UK-Ely: sports facilities operation services
Management of paradise swimming pool, Ely. A management service for paradise swimming pool; contractors to operate the delivery of the service and maintenance of the facility which includes main pool, beached leisure pool, reception/cafe area, function room and cafeteria. CPV: 92610000. ...
UK-Grantham: child daycare services
Provision of onsite day nursery services to United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust. Provision of Onsite Day Nursery Services at United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust sites, Lincoln County Hospital, Grantham & District Hospital and Pilgrim Hospital, Boston. CPV: 85312110. ...
UK-Beckenham: insurance services
Provision of non-life insurance related services (excluding broker services) to South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Provision of non-life property insurance related services (excluding broker services) to South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. CPV: 66510000, 66515200. ...
UK-Bristol: security services
Cash collection and related services. The Forestry Commission are looking to award a contract for cash collection from premises and car park machines at various sites across England. This contract also includes a number of related services including processing and banking of collected cash plus change float services. Bidders should note that some locations may be remote and should satisfy themselves that they are able to service all locations listed in the tender documents prior to submitting a tender. CPV: 79710000, 66112000. ...
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