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Teleradiology Reporting Services

Description: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) are seeking to appoint a single supplier to provide Teleradiology Reporting Services. The Trust operates across two large acute sites and several non-acute sites, serving the population of County Durham and Darlington. At County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust, our vision is to deliver care which is right first time, every time. We are guided by our core values of respect and dignity, compassion, quality care, improving lives, everyone counts and working together for patients. By placing people and communities at the heart of all that we do, we strive to create a supportive and inclusive environment for both patients and our workforce, ensuring that every individual receives safe, compassionate and joined-up care. Reporting requirements will include but are (read more...)

Summary: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust seeks one supplier for teleradiology reporting across its two acute hospitals and several non-acute sites, serving County Durham and Darlington. The service covers MRI, CT, plain film and nuclear medicine reporting, including some specialist radiology reporting. The supplier will provide urgent and emergency reporting around the clock, every day of the year, as well as elective reporting. The Trust requires continuity for out-of-hours reporting; other reporting may also be placed with alternative suppliers. Demand may vary with the Trust’s in-house capacity, so the service must be able to respond to changing workloads. Delivery is in the North East of England.

Microsoft Enterprise Agreement

Description: The Microsoft Enterprise Agreement is for Licence Subscription, Cloud enrolment and Microsoft Unified Support.

Summary: The Student Loans Company intends to procure a Microsoft Enterprise Agreement covering Microsoft licence subscriptions, cloud enrolment and Microsoft Unified Support. This is an IT services requirement involving software licensing, cloud services and technical support. The buying organisation is the Student Loans Company, a central government body. Delivery is in the United Kingdom. The scope combines access to Microsoft products through subscriptions with cloud enrolment and support services under an enterprise agreement, so it is relevant to suppliers working with Microsoft licensing and cloud arrangements, as well as those able to provide or manage Microsoft support.

TVCA-PROC-0952 - Connected and Autonomous Mobility (CAM) Technology Partner

Description: Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) seeks to engage the market through this Pre-Tender Market Engagement (PTME) exercise to inform the potential procurement of a supplier to provide a Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) technology solution for the introduction of autonomous buses in the Tees Valley. For the purposes of this PTME, Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) refers to transport technologies that enable vehicles to operate with automated driving capability and to interact with supporting digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Through this PTME, the Contracting Authority aims to: *Understand the market's appetite to be involved in the potential future procurement exercise; *Validate the supplier's proposal; *Understand the capacity of the market and timescales for delivery *Potential risks associated with the procurement *Understand opportunities, costs and considerations *Provide potential suppliers (read more...)

Summary: Tees Valley Combined Authority is considering procuring a connected and automated mobility technology solution to introduce autonomous buses across the Tees Valley. The work concerns specialist vehicles and the supporting systems that allow vehicles to drive autonomously and interact with digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Suppliers may need to bring together vehicle technology with the systems and infrastructure needed to operate an autonomous bus service. The authority is using pre-tender market engagement to understand supplier interest, test proposals and explore delivery capacity, timescales, risks, costs and other considerations. The procurement is intended to support autonomous bus deployment in the Tees Valley; the contracting authority is based in Darlington.

HMDC-PROC-0060 - Middleton Grange Shopping Centre Professional Services

Description: Hartlepool Development Corporation (HDC) seeks to engage the market through this Pre-Tender Market Engagement (PTME) exercise in preparation for the potential procurement of Middleton Grange Shopping Centre Professional Services . Through this PTME, the Contracting Authority aims to: Understand the market's appetite to be involved in the potential future procurement exercise; *Understand the capacity of the market and timescales for delivery; *Understand potential risks associated with the procurement; *Understand opportunities, costs and considerations; and *Provide potential suppliers with an opportunity to raise queries and points for consideration in advance of any potential procurement exercise. If you wish to advertise this PQQ / Tenderbox outside Delta E-Notice, then please copy and paste the following text. This will provide suppliers with the appropriate instruction to respond when you advertise this (read more...)

Summary: Hartlepool Development Corporation is preparing a potential procurement of professional services for Middleton Grange Shopping Centre. The work is classified as real estate services and relates to the centre in Hartlepool. The buyer is using preliminary market engagement to understand supplier interest, market capacity and delivery timescales, risks, costs and other considerations, and to invite questions and points for consideration before deciding on a procurement. This is therefore an early-stage exercise about shaping a possible future requirement, rather than a defined package of services ready for delivery. Suppliers with relevant expertise in professional real estate services for shopping centres may find the subject matter pertinent and can help inform the buyer’s plans.

Non Clinical Integrated Crisis Model

Description: Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) provides crisis and urgent mental health services across Teesside through its Crisis Assessment Service, Assessment and Triage teams, Liaison Psychiatry, Street Triage and North and South Intensive Home Treatment Teams. Teesside Adult Mental Health crisis services would like to welcome bids from organisations to work in collaboration with the Teesside Crisis and Intensive home treatment teams to create a new non-clinical service which provides practical and emotional support for people who identify as being in crisis, but do not always require a clinical intervention. To ensure risk is managed appropriately and any immediate clinical needs are met, the new service will receive referrals from Urgent Care services and will be skilled in engaging individuals who traditionally struggle to access (read more...)

Summary: Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an organisation to work with its Teesside Crisis and Intensive Home Treatment teams to provide a non-clinical crisis support service. It is intended for adults aged 18 and over, including older people, who are in crisis and need practical or emotional support but may not require clinical intervention. Referrals will come from urgent care services, and the service must engage people who may find it difficult to access or work with existing services, while ensuring risks are managed and immediate clinical needs are addressed. The flexible service is intended to reflect local communities and offer an alternative to crisis services. Delivery covers Redcar and Cleveland, Middlesbrough, Stockton and Hartlepool. This is a health and social care service.

Non Clinical Integrated Crisis Model

Description: Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) provides crisis and urgent mental health services across Teesside through its Crisis Assessment Service, Assessment and Triage teams, Liaison Psychiatry, Street Triage and North and South Intensive Home Treatment Teams. Teesside Adult Mental Health crisis services would like to welcome bids from organisations to work in collaboration with the Teesside Crisis and Intensive home treatment teams to create a new non-clinical service which provides practical and emotional support for people who identify as being in crisis, but do not always require a clinical intervention. To ensure risk is managed appropriately and any immediate clinical needs are met, the new service will receive referrals from Urgent Care services and will be skilled in engaging individuals who traditionally struggle to access (read more...)

Summary: Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an organisation to work with its Teesside Crisis and Intensive Home Treatment teams to provide a non-clinical crisis support service. It is intended for adults aged 18 and over, including older people, who are in crisis and need practical or emotional support but may not require clinical intervention. Referrals will come from urgent care services, and the service must engage people who may find it difficult to access or work with existing services, while ensuring risks are managed and immediate clinical needs are addressed. The flexible service is intended to reflect local communities and offer an alternative to crisis services. Delivery covers Redcar and Cleveland, Middlesbrough, Stockton and Hartlepool. This is a health and social care service.

TVCA-PROC-0952 - Connected and Autonomous Mobility (CAM) Technology Partner

Description: Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) seeks to engage the market through this Pre-Tender Market Engagement (PTME) exercise to inform the potential procurement of a supplier to provide a Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) technology solution for the introduction of autonomous buses in the Tees Valley. For the purposes of this PTME, Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) refers to transport technologies that enable vehicles to operate with automated driving capability and to interact with supporting digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Through this PTME, the Contracting Authority aims to: *Understand the market's appetite to be involved in the potential future procurement exercise; *Validate the supplier's proposal; *Understand the capacity of the market and timescales for delivery *Potential risks associated with the procurement *Understand opportunities, costs and considerations *Provide potential suppliers (read more...)

Summary: Tees Valley Combined Authority is considering procuring a connected and automated mobility technology solution to introduce autonomous buses across the Tees Valley. The work concerns specialist vehicles and the supporting systems that allow vehicles to drive autonomously and interact with digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Suppliers may need to bring together vehicle technology with the systems and infrastructure needed to operate an autonomous bus service. The authority is using pre-tender market engagement to understand supplier interest, test proposals and explore delivery capacity, timescales, risks, costs and other considerations. The procurement is intended to support autonomous bus deployment in the Tees Valley; the contracting authority is based in Darlington.

TVCA-PROC-0952

Description: Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) seeks to engage the market through this Pre-Tender Market Engagement (PTME) exercise to inform the potential procurement of a supplier to provide a Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) technology solution for the introduction of autonomous buses in the Tees Valley. For the purposes of this PTME, Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) refers to transport technologies that enable vehicles to operate with automated driving capability and to interact with supporting digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Through this PTME, the Contracting Authority aims to: *Understand the market's appetite to be involved in the potential future procurement exercise; *Validate the supplier's proposal; *Understand the capacity of the market and timescales for delivery *Potential risks associated with the procurement *Understand opportunities, costs and considerations *Provide potential suppliers (read more...)

Summary: Tees Valley Combined Authority is considering procuring a connected and automated mobility technology solution to introduce autonomous buses across the Tees Valley. The work concerns specialist vehicles and the supporting systems that allow vehicles to drive autonomously and interact with digital, operational and infrastructure systems. Suppliers may need to bring together vehicle technology with the systems and infrastructure needed to operate an autonomous bus service. The authority is using pre-tender market engagement to understand supplier interest, test proposals and explore delivery capacity, timescales, risks, costs and other considerations. The procurement is intended to support autonomous bus deployment in the Tees Valley; the contracting authority is based in Darlington.

Teleradiology Reporting Services

Description: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) are seeking to appoint a single supplier to provide Teleradiology Reporting Services. The Trust operates across two large acute sites and several non-acute sites, serving the population of County Durham and Darlington. At County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust, our vision is to deliver care which is right first time, every time. We are guided by our core values of respect and dignity, compassion, quality care, improving lives, everyone counts and working together for patients. By placing people and communities at the heart of all that we do, we strive to create a supportive and inclusive environment for both patients and our workforce, ensuring that every individual receives safe, compassionate and joined-up care. Reporting requirements will include but are (read more...)

Summary: County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust seeks one supplier for teleradiology reporting across its two acute hospitals and several non-acute sites, serving County Durham and Darlington. The service covers MRI, CT, plain film and nuclear medicine reporting, including some specialist radiology reporting. The supplier will provide urgent and emergency reporting around the clock, every day of the year, as well as elective reporting. The Trust requires continuity for out-of-hours reporting; other reporting may also be placed with alternative suppliers. Demand may vary with the Trust’s in-house capacity, so the service must be able to respond to changing workloads. Delivery is in the North East of England.

TVCA-PROC-0881 - Business Tees Valley Support Spine Framework

Description: Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA)] (the 'Contracting Authority') is looking to procure a framework comprising 7 single suppliers lots for the provision business support services via competitive flexible procedure. The detail on the stages can be found in the Part 1 ITT Document. The various lots will be: Lot 1 - Foundational Economy Lot 2 - Advanced Manufacturing and Modern Industrial Technologies Lot 3 - Digital and Tech Lot 4 - Creative and Cultural Industries Lot 5 - Games Lot 6 - Female Founders Lot 7 - Experts and Mentors. The expected contract term will be 2 years with an option to extend for a further 2 years. Pre-Tender Market Engagement has been conducted and further detail relating to this can be found within the tender pack. The (read more...)

Summary: Tees Valley Combined Authority is buying business support services for organisations and entrepreneurs across the Tees Valley. The framework is divided into seven specialist areas: support for the wider local economy; advanced manufacturing and industrial technologies; digital and technology businesses; creative and cultural industries; games; women founders; and access to specialist experts and mentors. Support ranges from starting and growing businesses to improving resilience and productivity, developing and commercialising products or intellectual property, reaching markets and investment, and tackling barriers to growth. The work is delivered in the Tees Valley. Each area is intended to provide focused support to the relevant businesses, organisations or founders; the experts and mentors area provides flexible access to experienced practitioners, coaches, consultants and technical specialists.