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Early Years Experience "Hey Duggee's Big Day Out" Experience Designer

Description: The Science Museum Group (SMG) wishes to award a contract for the provision of design services for the 2028 Hey Duggee experience at the Science and Industry Museum. SIM seeks to appoint a Designer to provide full design services for this experience, including 3D design and 2D design, with the option to provide lighting design services should they wish.

Summary: The Science Museum Group is seeking a designer for the 2028 “Hey Duggee’s Big Day Out” early years experience at the Science and Industry Museum. The work is to provide full design services, covering both 3D and 2D design; the designer may also provide lighting design. This is a specialist exhibition and visitor-experience design commission for a museum setting, rather than a supply of equipment or a general design brief. The commissioning organisation is the Science Museum Group, and the experience will be delivered at the Science and Industry Museum. The requirement is suited to firms able to develop and deliver creative design for a family-focused museum experience, including spatial and graphic design elements.

WUTH-ITT-C484988 Minor, Small & Medium Works

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for provision of minor, small & medium works across its own sites and for any other participating authority as named in the ITT. The Framework will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further 12 months (maximum duration 2 years). The Framework will be broken down into five Lots: Lot 1 - Electrical (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 2 - Flooring (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 3 - Minor/Reactive Works (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 4 - Minor/Small Planned works (value band PS50,001 - PS350,000) Lot 5 - Medium/Planned Works (value band PS350,001 - PS1.5m) Tenderers will be required to demonstrate the ability to provide and coordinate a wide (read more...)

Summary: Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is setting up a works framework for minor, small and medium building and service projects across its own sites and those of participating NHS trusts in Cheshire and Merseyside. The five work areas are electrical jobs such as sockets, data points and upgrades; flooring repairs and replacements; minor and reactive work, including painting, locks, signage and small refurbishments; planned small works such as larger refurbishments and mechanical or electrical system replacements; and medium planned projects including roofs, pipework, car parks and windows. Suppliers may focus on a specialist trade or offer and coordinate a broader range of building and service trades. The framework is also available to the participating NHS organisations named in the procurement.

Construction, Repairs and Maintenance Framework

Description: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a series of Frameworks to provide flexible, compliant and commercially robust mechanisms for the delivery of construction, maintenance, repair and infrastructure services across its estate and wider asset portfolio

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a construction and maintenance framework for work across its estate and wider property portfolio, including schools, offices, housing and other public buildings. Ten lots cover general building projects, mechanical and electrical installations, minor repairs and maintenance, roofing, demolition and land remediation, and non-domestic renewable-energy retrofits. The work ranges from new build, refurbishment and renovation to reactive repairs, and can include contractor design. The renewable-energy lot covers solar, batteries, low-carbon heating, electric vehicle chargers and other energy-efficiency technologies, including installation, maintenance and inspection. Demolition work may include structural demolition, site clearance, excavation, environmental remediation and hazardous-material removal. Delivery is in North Lincolnshire and the East Midlands area.

T26/27-022 PPM and RM 07 - Fire Alarm and Life Safety Systems for Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

Description: This tender is for the provision of inspection, testing, maintenance, monitoring, reactive response, asset verification, certification and reporting of Fire Alarm and Life Safety Systems across the Council estate. Your proposal MUST be submitted within the eTendersNI portal, via this CfT. NO OTHER METHOD OF SUBMISSION WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Summary: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council is seeking a contractor to inspect, test, maintain and monitor fire alarm and life-safety systems across its council estate. The service also covers reactive response, checking and verifying system assets, certification and reporting. This is a fire detection and alarm systems maintenance service, including repair and maintenance work. Delivery is across the Council estate in Lisburn and Castlereagh, Northern Ireland. The requirement concerns the Council’s estate as a whole, rather than a named individual building or site.

Asset Safety and Compliance (ASC2) - PME

Description: Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is developing its next-generation Asset Safety and Compliance Framework (ASC2), building upon the existing ASC1 framework. The potential scope of ASC2 is currently expected to include services relating to Asbestos consultancy, surveying and removal services, Property protection and security services, Water hygiene, testing and treatment services, Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) compliance services, Electrical testing, inspection and remedial works, Building safety and associated compliance services and other statutory compliance disciplines identified through market engagement The above scope is indicative at this stage and may be amended or expanded following Preliminary Market Engagement and further development of the procurement strategy. Please refer to the attached ASC2 Preliminary Market Engagement document for further information on the proposed framework and details of how to register for (read more...)

Summary: The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), through LHC Procurement Group, is developing a framework for public sector asset safety and statutory compliance services across Scotland. The indicative scope spans asbestos consultancy, surveys and removal; property security; water hygiene testing and treatment; heating, ventilation and air-conditioning compliance; electrical inspection, testing and remedial work; and building safety. Other statutory compliance disciplines may be added following market engagement. The framework is intended to build on SPA’s existing ASC1 arrangement and provide a broad asset safety and compliance solution for public sector organisations. The market engagement is also exploring digital compliance management, data and reporting, social value and sustainability, alongside potential regional and national delivery models.

Asset Safety and Compliance (ASC2) - PME

Description: Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is developing its next-generation Asset Safety and Compliance Framework (ASC2), building upon the existing ASC1 framework. The potential scope of ASC2 is currently expected to include services relating to Asbestos consultancy, surveying and removal services, Property protection and security services, Water hygiene, testing and treatment services, Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) compliance services, Electrical testing, inspection and remedial works, Building safety and associated compliance services and other statutory compliance disciplines identified through market engagement The above scope is indicative at this stage and may be amended or expanded following Preliminary Market Engagement and further development of the procurement strategy. Please refer to the attached ASC2 Preliminary Market Engagement document for further information on the proposed framework and details of how to register for (read more...)

Summary: The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), through LHC Procurement Group, is developing a framework for asset safety and statutory compliance services for public sector organisations in Scotland. The anticipated work spans asbestos consultancy, surveys and removal; property protection and security; water hygiene testing and treatment; heating, ventilation and air conditioning compliance; electrical testing, inspection and remedial works; and building safety. Other statutory compliance services may also be included after market engagement. The framework is intended as a successor to the existing ASC1 arrangement and aims to provide a comprehensive asset safety and compliance solution. Suppliers may also have relevant expertise in digital compliance management, data and reporting, as these are among the areas SPA is considering for the framework.

Contract for Event Lighting - Swansea Ampitheatre

Description: Swansea Council invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced lighting contractors for the design, supply, installation, commissioning and programming of a permanent architectural lighting scheme for the Swansea Amphitheatre. The objective of the project is to enhance the visual appearance, identity and visitor experience of the amphitheatre through high-quality, energy-efficient architectural lighting. The lighting installation should accentuate key architectural features of the structure while remaining sympathetic to the surrounding environment and minimising light spill.

Summary: City & County of Swansea is procuring the design, supply, installation, commissioning and programming of permanent architectural lighting for Swansea Amphitheatre. The scheme is intended to improve the venue’s appearance, identity and visitor experience, highlighting its architectural features while fitting the surrounding environment and minimising light spill. This is a lighting and electrical works requirement, with associated architectural and engineering design. The work will be delivered at Swansea Amphitheatre in Swansea.

Mechanical & Electrical Consultancy Services - Replacement of Depot Heating System

Description: North East Derbyshire District Council invites quotations from suitably qualified and experienced Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Consultants for the survey, appraisal, design, specification, tender review and post-contract technical services required to replace the ageing gas-fired radiant tube heating installation at Eckington Depot.

Summary: North East Derbyshire District Council is seeking mechanical and electrical building-services consultancy for the replacement of the ageing gas-fired radiant tube heating system at Eckington Depot. The work covers surveying and appraising the existing installation, designing and specifying its replacement, reviewing tenders and providing technical services after contract award. This is a consultancy services requirement, rather than a contract to supply or install the heating equipment. Delivery is at Eckington Depot in North East Derbyshire.

Standby Generator for Critical ICT Server Room at 2013 Mill Lane, Wingerworth, Chesterfield, S42 6NG

Description: North East Derbyshire District Council is issuing this Invitation To Tender in connection with the competitive procurement of Standby Generator for Critical ICT Server Room at 2013 Mill Lane, Wingerworth, Chesterfield S42 6NG

Summary: North East Derbyshire District Council is seeking a standby generator for its critical ICT server room at 2013 Mill Lane, Wingerworth, Chesterfield. This is a goods procurement for a generator unit intended to provide backup power to the Council’s essential server-room infrastructure. The stated delivery location is in the United Kingdom; the named site is at Mill Lane in Wingerworth, Chesterfield. The requirement is for one generator procurement, arranged as a single lot. Suppliers of standby power generation equipment able to provide a generator for a critical ICT environment are the most directly relevant. The Council is the buying organisation and is running the competition itself.

London Cable Car Customer Enhancements

Description: Transport for London intends to conduct a competitive procurement for the appointment of a single supplier to provide concept design, detailed design and build/implementation services for a programme of customer experience enhancements at the London Cable Car, with a primary focus on the South Terminal at Greenwich Peninsula. The programme forms part of TfL's strategy to enhance the London Cable Car customer experience and support its continued development as a leading leisure attraction while maintaining its transport function. The successful supplier will be required to develop and deliver a coordinated package of enhancements anticipated to include: * Concept and detailed design services. * Modular and prefabricated structures. * Customer experience, exhibition and interpretation solutions. * Lighting solutions. * Signage, branding and wayfinding. * Digital content and audiovisual solutions. (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London intends to appoint one supplier to design and deliver customer-experience enhancements at the London Cable Car, focused mainly on the South Terminal at Greenwich Peninsula. The planned package combines concept and detailed design with modular or prefabricated structures, exhibition and interpretation features, lighting, signage, branding and wayfinding, digital content and audiovisual solutions, plus the associated construction and installation work. The aim is to improve the attraction for visitors while retaining its transport function. This is a combined design, engineering and construction project, rather than a supply-only requirement. The work is in London; the procurement is classified as works, with related services including architecture and engineering.