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50_27 Office Filing, Presentation and Storage Products

Description: ESPO is a trading department of Leicestershire County Council. It is a non-profit making body owned and operated jointly by six local authorities. We provide a catalogue range, providing our customers with access to over 28,000 products that cover all key areas of education and wider public sector requirements. We are establishing a catalogue framework for the supply of ring binders, box files, manilla files and folders and dividers along with plastic filing, presentation and storage products including punched pockets, plastic pocket wallets, plastic files, display books, dividers, pencil and document cases, desktop products, book covers, clip boards and carry cases, all for delivery to the ESPO distribution centre, Leicester, and book bags for delivery direct to ESPO customer premises. The Framework is divided into 10 lots. Please (read more...)

Summary: Leicestershire County Council, trading as ESPO, is procuring office filing, presentation and storage products for its public-sector catalogue framework. The goods include ring binders, lever arch files, box files, manilla and plastic files, folders, dividers, punched pockets, wallets, display books, pencil and document cases, desktop organisers, book covers, clipboards, carry cases, book bags and pencil cases. The framework is split into 10 product lots, covering filing products, plastic presentation items, filing wallets, desktop products, bags and cases, binders and box files, dividers, suspension files, and related stationery. Most goods will be delivered in bulk to ESPO’s distribution centre in Leicester. Book bags and pencil cases may also be delivered directly to ESPO customer premises. The main procurement category is goods, with stationery as the principal classification.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2027

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is currently exploring the future provision of legal publications, and invites the market to participate in preliminary market engagement prior to any procurement process. The services being considered include those currently provided under the current Legal Publications Framework Agreement, including the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions, and eBooks to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports the judiciary by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. jLIS sits within the Judicial Office and supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales. Further information can be found on (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

Pathology Forms

Description: Pathology Forms and Transportation Material

Summary: The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is buying pathology forms and transportation material. This is a goods requirement centred on printed forms and materials used to support the handling and movement of pathology items within the Trust’s services. The requirement is presented as one combined supply package rather than separate service or works activities. The buying organisation is based at Mytton Oak Road, Shrewsbury, and the procurement is associated with the Trust serving Shrewsbury and Telford. Suppliers should therefore focus on the ability to provide the specified pathology documentation and related transportation materials as a coordinated supply requirement. The procurement concerns physical products, not pathology testing, clinical treatment, laboratory analysis or transport operations as a standalone service.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2027

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is currently exploring the future provision of legal publications, and invites the market to participate in preliminary market engagement prior to any procurement process. The services being considered include those currently provided under the current Legal Publications Framework Agreement, including the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions, and eBooks to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports the judiciary by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. jLIS sits within the Judicial Office and supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales. Further information can be found on (read more...)

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2027

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is considering a future requirement for the provision of legal publications and related resources. The requirement may include the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with associated services, to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. Further information can be found on the Judicial Office Website https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/judicial-office and the Judiciary website https://www.judiciary.uk/

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2028

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is considering a future requirement for the provision of legal publications and related resources. The requirement may include the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with associated services, to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. Further information can be found on the Judicial Office Website https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/judicial-office and the Judiciary website https://www.judiciary.uk/

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

Preliminary Market Engagement: Supply of Printed Materials, Educational Resources and Promotional Products

Description: Trinity Multi Academy Trust (Trinity) is a growing multi-academy trust serving communities across Yorkshire. The Trust operates a diverse portfolio of primary, secondary, and post-16 academies and is committed to delivering high-quality education, operational excellence, and value for money. As part of its ongoing commitment to securing high-quality goods and services, Trinity is undertaking a preliminary market engagement exercise to inform the development of a potential multi-supplier framework agreement for printed materials, educational resources and promotional products. The proposed framework may include, but is not limited to: * School planners and diaries * Exercise books and workbooks * Notebooks * Lanyards and identification accessories * Brochures and prospectuses * Leaflets and flyers * Promotional literature * Corporate stationery * Branded merchandise * Marketing and event materials * Other (read more...)

Summary: Trinity Multi Academy Trust is exploring a potential multi-supplier framework for printed materials, educational resources and promotional products for its primary, secondary and post-16 academies and central services across Yorkshire. The expected goods include school planners and diaries, exercise books, workbooks and notebooks; lanyards and identification accessories; brochures, prospectuses, leaflets and flyers; corporate stationery; branded merchandise; and marketing and event materials. Other associated printed and promotional products may also be included. The procurement is primarily for goods, including printed books, brochures, leaflets and miscellaneous printed matter (CPV 22100000 and 22900000). The Trust is seeking products and supply arrangements that can support varied requirements across its growing education network.

prj_16438 - Legal Publications Framework Agreement 2028

Description: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), on behalf of the Judicial Office and the Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS), is considering a future requirement for the provision of legal publications and related resources. The requirement may include the supply of printed legal books, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with associated services, to support the judiciary and wider justice sector. The Judicial Library and Information Service (jLIS) supports judges and legal advisers across England and Wales by providing access to legal publications, legal information resources and related services required for the effective administration of justice. Further information can be found on the Judicial Office Website https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/judicial-office and the Judiciary website https://www.judiciary.uk/

Summary: The Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Judicial Office and Judicial Library and Information Service, is exploring a framework agreement for legal publications. The requirement covers supplying printed legal books, printed matter, journals, subscriptions and eBooks, together with related legal information resources and services. These resources would support judges, legal advisers and the wider justice sector in the effective administration of justice. The Judicial Library and Information Service sits within the Judicial Office and supports the judiciary across England and Wales. The goods are classified as publications (CPV 22120000), including printed books and related printed products. Delivery is intended across the United Kingdom, with the services supporting justice activity in England and Wales.

The Provision of Planners

Description: Outwood Grange Academy Trust is seeking detailed Tenders for the supply of school planners as well as a variety of school booklet printing across the academies.

Summary: Outwood Grange Academies Trust is procuring school planners and a range of printed school booklets for use across its academies. This is a goods supply requirement covering the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, and the East Midlands. The scope falls within printed matter and related products, including the production and supply of planners and other school publications. Suppliers would need to support an academy trust operating across several English regions, with the ability to provide consistent printed materials for its schools. The requirement is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. The Trust is the buying organisation and is seeking a single supplier arrangement for the full requirement.

Tender for the Print and Distribution of the Streets Ahead Magazine for the Northern Ireland Housing Executive

Description: The Northern Ireland Housing Executive wishes to establish a Contract for the development, print and distribution of 80,750 copies (approx.) of the 'Streets Ahead' magazine as described in the Specification and in accordance with the Housing Executive's Conditions of Contract included within the Tender Documentation.

Summary: Northern Ireland Housing Executive is procuring services to develop, print and distribute its ‘Streets Ahead’ magazine. The requirement covers production of approximately 80,750 copies, including the magazine’s development, physical printing and distribution to its intended readership across Northern Ireland. This is a public-sector communications and print-distribution contract, suited to businesses able to manage the complete publication process rather than printing alone. The specification and Housing Executive contract conditions define the required service. The buying organisation is the Northern Ireland Housing Executive, based in Belfast. The procurement is for services and is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. The requirement is expected to recur, with a further procurement anticipated in 2027.