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Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing

Description: Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, contract works, group personal accident and employment practices liability. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing. Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating (read more...)

Summary: Watford Community Housing Trust, trading as Chime Housing, is procuring insurance and associated services for its property, legal liability and other general non-life risks across the United Kingdom. The requirement covers seven areas: general property and liability insurance; motor risk; engineering insurance and inspections; cyber risk; terrorism and political violence through Pool Re; terrorism and political violence outside Pool Re; and directors’ and officers’ liability. Potential cover includes property damage, business interruption, employers’ and public liability, office, money, all risks, computers, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, crime and employment practices liability. The authority may appoint one or more providers, depending on the lot and its requirements.

Digital Switchover Project

Description: Codi Group wishes to appoint up to two (2) suitable qualified suppliers and solution for the digital switchover of alarm, telecare and warden call systems across impacted schemes. The focus is safe service continuity, resident protection and future-ready digital telecare. This should not be treated as a simple replacement of analogue lines. Suppliers should show how their solution works in practice, how it is maintained, and how it supports operational teams and residents.

Summary: Codi Group Ltd is seeking suppliers for a digital switchover service covering alarm, telecare and warden call systems across affected housing schemes in Wales. The requirement includes providing and implementing a practical digital solution, rather than simply replacing analogue telephone lines. Suppliers must support safe continuity of service, protect residents and provide a future-ready approach to digital telecare. The service also covers ongoing monitoring, maintenance, repair and support for telecommunications and related audio-visual or optical equipment. It is intended to work for operational teams as well as residents, with delivery across the affected schemes managed by Codi Group Ltd from its Swansea base. The procurement is for services and may appoint up to two suitably qualified suppliers.

Fully Maintained Vehicle Fleet and Fleet Management Service

Description: North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust requires a fully maintained vehicle fleet solution to support operational and clinical services across Cumbria and Lancashire. The contract includes the supply, maintenance, servicing, repair and replacement of a mixed fleet of vehicles, together with breakdown recovery, replacement vehicle provision, telematics and fleet management services. The fleet includes light commercial vehicles, specialist transport vehicles and Luton box vehicles with bespoke modifications.

Summary: North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust is procuring a fully maintained vehicle fleet and fleet management service for operational and clinical services across Cumbria and Lancashire. The requirement covers supplying, maintaining, servicing, repairing and replacing a mixed fleet, with breakdown recovery and replacement vehicles. It also includes telematics and fleet management. Vehicles include light commercial vehicles, specialist transport vehicles and Luton box vehicles with bespoke modifications. This is primarily a vehicle fleet management, maintenance and support service, with associated motor vehicle supply. The work will support NHS operations across Cumbria and Lancashire, including the Trust’s services and transport needs across the area.

AT1360 - Fire Door Replacement and Maintenance Framework

Description: A Fire Door Framework Agreement for Luton Borough Council to support the inspection, maintenance, repair and replacement of fire doors across the Council's housing and corporate property portfolio. The Council intends to establish a multi-supplier open framework to improve resilience, maintain competition and ensure continuity of service. The framework will provide flexibility to accommodate both planned compliance programmes and reactive works whilst maintaining value for money and reducing procurement timescales. Suppliers will be expected to demonstrate appropriate third-party accreditation, competent operatives and the ability to deliver works in accordance with current legislation, Building Regulations, British Standards and the Council's specification. The framework will provide a compliant and efficient route to market for planned, cyclical and reactive fire door works, ensuring the Council can continue to meet its statutory (read more...)

Summary: Luton Council is planning a fire door replacement and maintenance framework for its housing and corporate property portfolio. The service will cover inspection, planned and cyclical maintenance, repair, and replacement of fire doors, together with reactive works and related fire protection installation services. The framework is intended to support statutory fire safety compliance, improve resilience and continuity of service, and provide a compliant route for future planned and responsive work. The work will be delivered across Luton Council’s property portfolio in Luton. It is a public-sector building services requirement, suited to contractors specialising in fire doors, fire protection systems, building compliance maintenance, remedial works and installation.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Search Supportability Framework

Description: The Authority is undertaking Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) to inform the market of its intention to establish an Open Defence and Security Framework for the purchase, support and maintenance of a range of in-service Explosive Ordinance Disposal and Search (EOD&S) Tools. The range of equipment requirements is split into the following LOT's: LOT1: User Filler Charge Container (UFCC's): A collection of equipment designed to house assured explosive material to enable explosive cutting, disruption, penetration, access and sympathetic functioning. LOT2: Firing Device/EOD Support Tools: a collection of equipment designed to initiate a variety of energetics or explosive charges using either electrical or mechanical means. LOT3: Mine Marking equipment. LOT4: Detonation/Explosive/Weapon: capability to render safe IEDs through disruption and remotely fired systems using a propelling cartridge (to fire projectiles) to (read more...)

Summary: Defence Equipment and Support intends to establish a framework for buying, supporting and maintaining in-service explosive ordnance disposal and search tools. The scope covers five areas: User Filler Charge Containers for explosive cutting, disruption, penetration and access; firing devices and EOD support tools for initiating energetic or explosive charges; mine-marking equipment; detonation, explosive and weapon systems for remotely disrupting or neutralising improvised explosive devices and munitions; and infrastructure-search equipment. Requirements include equipment, spares, repairs, replacements and maintenance. The buying organisation is Defence Equipment and Support, part of central government. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. The procurement is classified as goods, with associated repair and maintenance, defence equipment, explosives, detonators and mine-detection requirements.

PROVISION OF HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING MAINTENANCE AND REACTIVE WORKS

Description: The Borough Council of Calderdale invites you to submit a Quote for the provision of Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Maintenance and Reactive Works across the Council's estate. The full specification of works and details of the Council's equipment is provided within the suite of procurement documents. Site visits are a condition of quoting and dates and will be published via the messaging portal.

Summary: The Borough Council of Calderdale is procuring heating, ventilation and air-conditioning maintenance and reactive works across its estate in Calderdale. The requirement covers ongoing maintenance of the Council’s heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment, together with responsive repair works when faults or other issues arise. The detailed scope, equipment information and work requirements are set out in the procurement documents. This is a public-sector building-services opportunity for contractors able to maintain and repair varied HVAC systems across a council property portfolio. Site visits are a condition of quoting, with arrangements communicated through the procurement messaging portal. The work is classified as repair and maintenance services and is being bought by the Borough Council of Calderdale, based in Halifax.

Asset Sustainability, Improvement and Decarbonisation Framework

Description: Eastern Procurement (EP) is a not-for-profit, member-led procurement organisation working primarily with Registered Providers of Social Housing and Stock-Holding Local Authorities. With more than 20 years of experience and a growing national footprint, we serve as the contracting authority for a suite of frameworks designed to deliver value, quality, and long-term impact for our Members. At publication, our Members can be found at our website here: https://eastern-procurement.co.uk/our-members The core geographic area in which Eastern Procurement (EP) Members operate is primarily concentrated in the following regions: * UKH1 - East Anglia * UKH2 - Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire * UKH3 - Essex * J12 - Milton Keynes * J13 - Buckinghamshire Council * F1 - Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire * F2 - Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire * F3 - Lincolnshire * (read more...)

Summary: Eastern Procurement Limited is planning a national Asset Sustainability, Improvement and Decarbonisation Framework for its social housing and local authority members. The work is primarily housing and building improvement, covering kitchen and bathroom installations, disabled adaptations, electrical works, repointing, insulation, estate improvements, decarbonisation, repairs, voids and structural works. It also includes internal and external decoration, fire safety, project management, grant bidding, and retrofit assessment and coordination services. Decarbonisation activity may include energy management, lighting, renewable energy, glazing and heating improvements. The framework is intended to support members across the UK, with the member base mainly concentrated in East Anglia, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, Essex, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire and North and North East Lincolnshire. Delivery may also cover Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Jersey.

GWR Customer Facing Maintenance

Description: This procurement process is being advertised and run by First Greater Western Limited on its own behalf and on behalf of the successor operator of the rail passenger transport services in respect of Great Western Railway. That successor operator will be a public sector company, is expected to be a wholly owned subsidiary of DfT OLR Holdings Limited and will be ultimately owned by the Secretary of State for Transport. The date for transfer of the current operations to the successor operator is not yet confirmed. Where the transfer is completed before contract award under this procurement process, the successor operator may elect (but will not be obliged) to carry on with this procurement process in place of First Greater Western Limited, by taking on the role of (read more...)

Summary: First Greater Western Limited is procuring customer-facing maintenance services for Great Western Railway and its successor rail operator. The requirement covers maintenance and repair work across the Great Western Railway network, with individual projects instructed through NEC Task Orders. Activities may include correcting paint defects, replacing anti-graffiti film, windows and draught screens, changing and repairing seats, removing graffiti and repainting, deep-cleaning windows, rolling-stock vinyl wrapping and repairs, and planned maintenance programmes. The work is project-dependent: each commission may differ in its activities, materials, timetable, deliverables and conditions, ranging from small maintenance tasks to more complex projects. This is a services opportunity for suppliers working in rail rolling-stock maintenance, vehicle repair, refurbishment, cleaning, surface treatment or related asset maintenance.

TfL Vegetation Inspection Services

Description: Transport for London (TfL) is establishing a contract for vegetation inspection services to enable TfL to access arboricultural, ecological and environmental expertise, whether that is regular, ongoing maintenance or one-off, project-specific requests. In addition, this contract will require the supplier to provide TfL with full access to, and ownership of, the track inspection and ecological data that is collected. The context supporting this contract is an increased legislative requirement for TfL to be aware of, and report on, ecological data. The contract will include: Track-side vegetation inspections - Environmental and vegetation inspections occurring on and around the track, including fencing (if required) inspections, routine off-track PM6 vegetation inspections, cyclical Tree Condition Assessments, possession tree work specifications and canopy corridor assessments in relation to leaf-fall adhesion risk. Inspections will (read more...)

Summary: Transport for London is procuring vegetation inspection services across its infrastructure in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers regular maintenance and one-off project requests, using arboricultural, ecological and environmental expertise. Work includes track-side inspections of vegetation, fencing, routine off-track vegetation, tree condition, possession tree-work specifications and canopy corridors in relation to leaf-fall adhesion risk. It also includes inspections around stations, car parks and green roofs where required, to protect railway operations, staff and passengers. The supplier must provide TfL with full access to, and ownership of, collected track inspection and ecological data. The work is for inspection and assessment only; vegetation clearance and treatment are outside scope. Related services include railway-track and environmental monitoring, technical consultancy and inspection services.

Track and Built Environment Inspections and Surveys

Description: The required services are for inspections and ecology surveys to take place across the TfL network. This includes the track bed, station grounds and carparks. The inspections and surveys will inform vegetation management strategies, biodiversity net gain opportunities and help mitigate health and safety risk.

Summary: Transport for London is procuring ecological and arboricultural survey and advisory services through a multi-supplier framework for its railway infrastructure. The work covers Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, biodiversity baseline surveys using the statutory biodiversity metric, Biodiversity Net Gain statements, protected species and habitat surveys, invasive and injurious species surveys, Ecological Clerk of Works services, Ecological Impact Assessments, and arboricultural feasibility surveys, impact assessments and method statements. Suppliers may also obtain protected species licences for TfL and provide inspection and ecological data in GIS-compatible formats, with data returned to TfL and Greenspace Information for Greater London. Works such as vegetation clearance or treatment are outside scope. Delivery is across TfL infrastructure in the United Kingdom.