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Provision of Servicing and Maintenance of Chiller (HVAC) and AC units to Kingston University

Description: The services required consist of the following deliverables, to be covered under a formal Service Level Agreement: Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) - routine servicing, inspecting and testing to an agreed schedule, according to statutory obligations, British Standards, risk assessments and manufacturer's recommendations. Reactive Maintenance - a call-out service with on-site response in accordance with set priorities, including emergency out-of-hours provision, to investigate faults and issues, make safe or 'de-risk' and repair. Planned Maintenance and Minor Works - planned repair and remediation identified from PPM and reactive attendance, or upgrade, modification, installation and other assistance on request from the University. Asset and Condition Appraisal - annual verification and condition review of systems within contract scope, making recommendations regarding life cycle renewal and planned maintenance priorities.

Summary: Kingston University Higher Education Corporation is seeking a specialist contractor for servicing and maintaining its chiller, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment. The service covers planned preventative maintenance, including routine servicing, inspection and testing; reactive call-outs to investigate faults, make systems safe and complete repairs; planned repairs, upgrades, modifications, installations and other minor works; and an annual asset and condition appraisal. The supplier will provide these services under a formal Service Level Agreement, covering equipment within the contract scope. The work is delivered for Kingston University in the United Kingdom. This is a building engineering and HVAC maintenance services requirement, including inspection of ventilation systems, repair and maintenance of plant, and preventive maintenance of heating and cooling equipment.

Provision of Servicing and Maintenance of Chiller (HVAC) and AC units to Kingston University

Description: The services required consist of the following deliverables, to be covered under a formal Service Level Agreement: Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) - routine servicing, inspecting and testing to an agreed schedule, according to statutory obligations, British Standards, risk assessments and manufacturer's recommendations. Reactive Maintenance - a call-out service with on-site response in accordance with set priorities, including emergency out-of-hours provision, to investigate faults and issues, make safe or 'de-risk' and repair. Planned Maintenance and Minor Works - planned repair and remediation identified from PPM and reactive attendance, or upgrade, modification, installation and other assistance on request from the University. Asset and Condition Appraisal - annual verification and condition review of systems within contract scope, making recommendations regarding life cycle renewal and planned maintenance priorities.

Summary: Kingston University Higher Education Corporation is seeking a specialist contractor for servicing and maintaining its chiller, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment. The service covers planned preventative maintenance, including routine servicing, inspection and testing; reactive call-outs to investigate faults, make systems safe and complete repairs; planned repairs, upgrades, modifications, installations and other minor works; and an annual asset and condition appraisal. The supplier will provide these services under a formal Service Level Agreement, covering equipment within the contract scope. The work is delivered for Kingston University in the United Kingdom. This is a building engineering and HVAC maintenance services requirement, including inspection of ventilation systems, repair and maintenance of plant, and preventive maintenance of heating and cooling equipment.

33kV Substation SCADA Supply

Description: The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority are looking to engage a Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) specialist to develop a new SCADA system in J5 based on the IEC 61850 protocol, replacing the existing SCADA. The 400/33kV substation, the existing control and automation system, comprising historic CODAS system, SCADA and Programmable Logic Controllers, will be decommissioned and replaced with an advanced site-wide master SCADA system in full compliance with the IEC 61850 protocol. The work includes the design, manufacture, delivery, installation, and commissioning of the complete system, including an operator workstation in J5 control room. The SCADA will provide full control authority with intelligent interlocking to prevent failures or operational errors. The system will integrate with all numerical and auxiliary devices, transmitting all alarms, trip signals, and (read more...)

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is buying a complete 33kV substation Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system for J5 at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire. The requirement covers design, manufacture, delivery, installation and commissioning, including an operator workstation in the J5 control room. The new system will replace the existing CODAS, SCADA and programmable logic controller arrangements serving the 400/33kV substation. It must provide site-wide master SCADA control, intelligent interlocking to prevent failures and operational errors, and integration with numerical and auxiliary devices. Alarms, trip signals and status indications must be transmitted to the main control room over fibre or Ethernet. The procurement is categorised as goods and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

GL RFCA Kensington ARC Boiler Replacement

Description: Below threshold procurement - by invitation only. Due to the urgent on-site need for these works, we are only inviting bids from suppliers who are on-boarded to both the Central Digital Platform and our own finance system, Symphony. This is intended to avoid delaying the delivery of the works, as the on-boarding process can take some time. Only those invited suppliers will be asked to attend a site open day, and only submissions from those invited will be evaluated. All others will be disregarded, not opened or evaluated. This project consists of the replacement of the existing central heating boiler plant and equipment at Army Reserve Centre, 1A Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London W8 6TN. Kensington Army Reserve Centre is a drill hall and associated amenities currently used by (read more...)

Summary: Reserve Forces' and Cadets' Association for Greater London is procuring works to replace the central heating boiler plant and associated equipment at Kensington Army Reserve Centre, 1A Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London. The centre is a drill hall and accommodation used by the 7th Battalion The Rifles and 217 Hospital Squadron. The work covers the basement plantroom serving heating and domestic hot water throughout the facilities. The existing installation includes two gas-fired commercial boilers, two gas-fired hot-water storage heaters, pumps, expansion vessels and controls, with flues routed through an existing chimney to roof level. The requirement is for new communal boilers and replacement pumps. This is a building-services and boiler-installation project, with delivery in London.

Hydrogen Peroxide Generator

Description: The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) invites tenders for the supply of a Hydrogen Peroxide Generator and associated Services for use in the Biosafety, Air and Water Microbiology Group at Porton Down in response to this UK04 Tender Notice. The UKHSA is responsible for planning, preventing and responding to external health threats, and providing intellectual, scientific and operational leadership at national and local level, as well as on the global stage. UKHSA ensures the nation can respond quickly and at greater scale to deal with pandemics and future threats. It does this through advocacy, partnerships, world-class science, knowledge and intelligence, and the delivery of specialist public health services. UKHSA is an operationally autonomous executive agency of the United Kingdom Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). The UKHSA (read more...)

Summary: The UK Health Security Agency, acting for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, is buying a hydrogen peroxide generator and associated services for the Biosafety, Air and Water Microbiology Group at Porton Down. The equipment will decontaminate interior room surfaces and equipment in a model healthcare environment supporting research activities. This is a goods requirement for decontamination equipment, with delivery and use in the United Kingdom. The expected system is a portable standalone unit suitable for healthcare settings, able to treat rooms of different sizes, operate from outside the room, monitor environmental conditions, store cycle data and complete a closed-loop aeration cycle. It also requires leak detection, safe-entry checks, adaptable cycles, compatible consumables, user training and servicing.

Pump Optimisation and Aeration Efficiency Analysis

Description: IMPORTANT: Please read this section before deciding whether you wish to register for this event. This section provides you with information regarding the scope of this procurement and details some of the key requirements that a successful applicant MUST be able to deliver. Thames Water intends to establish a single-lot, sole-supplier framework agreement for the provision of pump optimisation and aeration efficiency services across Thames Water operational assets. The scope of the framework includes monitoring, testing, and analysis of pumping and aeration systems and associated equipment. The objective is to identify and deliver opportunities to reduce whole-life costs, improve efficiency, and optimise performance across operational sites. The contract will include: - Fixed pricing structures with agreed review mechanisms. - Key performance indicators (KPIs) and performance monitoring requirements to (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is procuring pump optimisation and aeration efficiency analysis services for its operational assets. The work covers monitoring, testing and technical analysis of pumping and aeration systems and associated equipment, with the aim of reducing whole-life costs, improving energy efficiency and optimising performance. The anticipated delivery model includes site identification and data collection, mobilisation and stakeholder engagement, efficiency and control studies, approval for testing, site-based testing and performance monitoring, outcome review and business-case validation, followed by handover to engineering or capital-delivery teams. Services will be delivered across Thames Water’s operational sites in the Thames Valley, London and the Home Counties. The requirement is classified as services, including energy-management, energy-efficiency consultancy, technical analysis, inspection and testing. The programme is expected to involve about 200 tests across 60 operational sites.

Statutory Servicing, Reactive and Remedial Works

Description: A framework comprising 22 Lots for statutory servicing, reactive and remedial works. Lots include: * Lot 1 - Lift Servicing * Lot 2 - Lightning Protection * Lot 3 - Ventilation and Air Conditioning * Lot 4a - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Automatic Door, Gate & Barrier Systems * Lot 4b - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Roller Shutters & Appliance Bay Doors * Lot 5 - Building Management Systems (BMS) Servicing contract * Lot 6 - Boilers, Controls and General Plumbing (Incl. TMV Servicing & Shower Head Cleaning) * Lot 7 - Fixed Wiring, and Electrical Response * Lot 8 - Portable Appliance Testing * Lot 9 - Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Fire Prevention Equipment (VESDA Systems, Fire Dampers, Sprinkler Systems & Smoke Vents) * (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a framework for statutory servicing, reactive repairs and remedial works across its estate and participating public-sector organisations in Gloucestershire. The requirement is divided into 22 specialist lots covering lifts; lightning protection; ventilation and air conditioning; automatic doors, gates, barriers and roller shutters; building management systems; boilers, plumbing and controls; fixed wiring and electrical response; portable appliance testing; fire alarms, emergency lighting and fire-prevention equipment; access controls, CCTV and intruder alarms; small building works; commercial kitchen equipment and ovens; air-source heat pumps; photovoltaic panels; generators; gas detection; mansafe systems; local exhaust ventilation; and water hygiene. The framework is intended for use by district and borough councils, schools, academies and NHS trusts in the area. It covers both planned statutory servicing and responsive repair activity.

Statutory Servicing, Reactive and Remedial Works

Description: A framework comprising 22 Lots for statutory servicing, reactive and remedial works. Lots include: * Lot 1 - Lift Servicing * Lot 2 - Lightning Protection * Lot 3 - Ventilation and Air Conditioning * Lot 4a - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Automatic Door, Gate & Barrier Systems * Lot 4b - Maintenance, Inspection and Repairs of Roller Shutters & Appliance Bay Doors * Lot 5 - Building Management Systems (BMS) Servicing contract * Lot 6 - Boilers, Controls and General Plumbing (Incl. TMV Servicing & Shower Head Cleaning) * Lot 7 - Fixed Wiring, and Electrical Response * Lot 8 - Portable Appliance Testing * Lot 9 - Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Fire Prevention Equipment (VESDA Systems, Fire Dampers, Sprinkler Systems & Smoke Vents) * (read more...)

Summary: Gloucestershire County Council is procuring a framework for statutory servicing, reactive repairs and remedial works across its estate and participating public-sector organisations in Gloucestershire. The requirement is divided into 22 specialist lots covering lifts; lightning protection; ventilation and air conditioning; automatic doors, gates, barriers and roller shutters; building management systems; boilers, plumbing and controls; fixed wiring and electrical response; portable appliance testing; fire alarms, emergency lighting and fire-prevention equipment; access controls, CCTV and intruder alarms; small building works; commercial kitchen equipment and ovens; air-source heat pumps; photovoltaic panels; generators; gas detection; mansafe systems; local exhaust ventilation; and water hygiene. The framework is intended for use by district and borough councils, schools, academies and NHS trusts in the area. It covers both planned statutory servicing and responsive repair activity.

SPS-02223 Fully Managed Vending Services for SPS

Description: The SPS provides a fully managed vending service across its entire estate. This service offers staff and visitors convenient access to a range of refreshments, including hot drinks, cold drinks, snacks, and confectionery. In addition, sites can opt to include fresh-food vending machines where required. All vending provision is aligned with the NHS Healthy Living Award criteria, ensuring healthier choices are available and promoted. The appointed supplier is responsible for the full operation of each machine. This includes: -Regular stocking and replenishment of products; -Routine cleaning and hygiene maintenance; -Technical upkeep, repairs, and general maintenance; and -Service visits at a frequency agreed with each individual site.

Summary: The Scottish Prison Service is procuring a fully managed vending service for staff and visitors across its estate. The service covers vending machines for hot drinks, cold drinks, snacks and confectionery, with fresh-food machines available where individual sites require them. The appointed supplier will stock and replenish products, clean and maintain hygiene, provide technical upkeep and repairs, and carry out service visits at frequencies agreed with each site. Delivery locations are 14 publicly operated prisons across Scotland, two Community Custody Units in Glasgow and Dundee, Scottish Prison Service headquarters in Edinburgh, SPS College in Falkirk and the Central Stores facility in Fauldhouse. The main procurement category is goods, specifically vending machines and associated managed services.

Sewerage Treatment, Plant and Pumping Station Mechanical and Electrical Service

Description: This is an invitation to quote for Gedling Borough Council's Sewerage Treatment, Plant and Pumping Station Mechanical and Electrical Service. The aim of this tender is to appoint a service provider to carry out cyclical maintenance to our portfolio of Sewage Treatment Plants including; Travel to and from site and carry out full mechanical and electrical inspection of the plants. Carry out service visits as required in the specification Arrange and supervise the emptying of the primary settlement tank Arrange and supervise the emptying washing down and desludging of the wet well tank Please see Specification for full details of requirements

Summary: Gedling Borough Council is procuring a mechanical and electrical maintenance service for its portfolio of sewage treatment plants, sewerage treatment facilities and pumping stations in the Gedling area. The work covers travelling to and from sites, carrying out full mechanical and electrical inspections, completing service visits required by the specification, and arranging and supervising the emptying of primary settlement tanks. It also includes arranging and supervising the emptying, washing down and desludging of wet-well tanks. This is an ongoing sewage-treatment and pumping-station maintenance service rather than a construction project. The requirement is classified as services and includes sewage-pump, sewage-works, sewage-treatment and wider sewage-service activities. Gedling Borough Council is the buying organisation.