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Fuel Cards and Associated Services

Description: Livv Housing Group (Livv) invites tenders for fuel cards and associated services for its operational fleet, which is run by Livv Maintenance. Cirrus Purchasing is managing this procurement on Livv's behalf.

Summary: Livv Housing Group is seeking fuel cards and related services for its operational fleet, run by Livv Maintenance. The requirement is for fuel-card provision (CPV 30163100), serving vehicles used in Livv’s housing maintenance operations. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, with service coverage assessed in four evaluation zones. Cirrus Purchasing is managing the procurement on Livv’s behalf. This is a goods procurement, suited to providers able to issue or supply fuel cards and support their use across a geographically distributed fleet. The service must maintain coverage as forecourt networks change, including through alternative sites where necessary. The procurement also anticipates possible changes in fleet size and group structure, so suppliers should be able to accommodate adjustments to card numbers and the organisations covered.

Supply & Fit of Tyres and Associated Services

Description: St Helens Borough Council has a requirement for the supply and fitting of tyres and associated services for its fleet of vehicles and plant for a period of two years. The contract requires that the successful provider operates within an 8-mile radius of WA9 1JR. The current fleet is in the region of 200 vehicles and plant items. A current fleet list is included in the tender pack. In the main these vehicles operate within the borough of St Helens although, occasional journeys are completed beyond these boundaries. For a full specification for this opportunity, please register you interest.

Summary: St Helens Council is buying the supply and fitting of tyres, together with associated services, for its fleet of vehicles and plant. The fleet comprises around 200 vehicles and plant items, which mainly operate within the borough of St Helens, with occasional journeys beyond its boundaries. The supplier must operate within an eight-mile radius of WA9 1JR. This is a tyre supply and fitting contract for heavy- and light-duty vehicles (CPV 34350000), delivered in the St Helens area. The contract also allows the Council to include additional goods or services that fall within its scope. The detailed fleet list and specification form part of the tender pack.

Vehicle Wash Cleaning Contract

Description: St Helens Council is looking for a potential contractor to provide rates for the supply of vehicle chassis, body & ancillary equipment steam cleaning services. A definitive forecast of future vehicle cleaning requirements cannot be supplied. The Council cannot guarantee the number of requests suppliers may or may not receive, but a list of approximate wash types is included within the pricing schedule document. The Council has a diverse fleet of approximately 200 vehicles ranging from cars to 32,000 kg roll on / off vehicles, 25 plus refuse collection vehicles with another 25 plus recycling collection vehicles, coach built adapted buses to tractors and many more. Approximately 80 of these vehicles require around 6 steam cleans per year. Normal working hours for most of the fleet are Monday (read more...)

Summary: St Helens Council is seeking a contractor to provide steam cleaning for vehicle chassis, bodies and ancillary equipment across its varied fleet. The approximately 200 vehicles range from cars and adapted buses to tractors, refuse and recycling collection vehicles, and heavy roll-on/roll-off vehicles. Around 80 vehicles are expected to need about six steam cleans a year, but the Council’s demand may vary and is not guaranteed. Cleaning is to take place at Hardshaw Brook Depot in St Helens, in its designated vehicle wash bay. The contractor must also keep the wash bay, ramp and recessed ramp area clean. Most vehicles operate during weekday daytime hours, while some work may require evening, weekend or bank-holiday availability. The depot operates around the clock throughout the year.

Highway Surface Treatments Term Contract - Sprays/Surface Dressing/Slurry/Micro Asphalt

Description: The successful Contractor is required to : 1. Liaise with the Project Manager to maintain and improve the Council's highway assets by the application of the most appropriate surface treatments. 2. Assess the asset condition, decide the most appropriate treatment to extend the assets life, develop and agree annual works programmes and preparatory works with the Project Manager. 3. Use your expertise in designing / selecting the material / treatment process for each location / asset to be maintained. 4. Work with the Client in partnership to preserve and extend the whole life highway assets in the Borough of Halton.

Summary: Halton Borough Council is seeking a contractor for highway surface treatments across the Borough of Halton. The works cover sprays, surface dressing, slurry surfacing and micro asphalt, to maintain and improve the Council’s highway assets. The contractor will assess asset condition and work with the Council’s project manager to select appropriate treatments and materials for each location, agree annual works programmes and carry out preparatory works. The purpose is to preserve and extend the life of the borough’s roads. This is highway surface treatment and road-surfacing work (CPV 45233210). The requirement is arranged as one lot because the Council expects work to be called off as needs arise, rather than following a fixed programme.

Consignment Agreement for Sportswear & Equipment - Leisure Services

Description: Consignment stock management and support for goods provided at the two leisure venues detailed below: Queens Park Health & Fitness Newton-Le-Willows Health & Fitness

Summary: St Helens Council is seeking a supplier to manage consignment stock and support the supply of sportswear and leisure equipment for its leisure services. The goods are for Queens Park Health & Fitness and Newton-Le-Willows Health & Fitness. The requirement combines stock management with provision of goods for use at these two leisure venues. It is a services procurement, with leisure equipment and sports facilities operation identified as relevant areas. The delivery locations are associated with the two named venues.

Provision of Fuel Cards

Description: Livv Housing Group are beginning a procurement process to appoint a fuel cards provider for the provision of diesel, petrol and EV charging.

Summary: Livv Housing Group is seeking fuel cards and related services for its operational fleet, run by Livv Maintenance. The requirement is for fuel-card provision (CPV 30163100), serving vehicles used in Livv’s housing maintenance operations. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, with service coverage assessed in four evaluation zones. Cirrus Purchasing is managing the procurement on Livv’s behalf. This is a goods procurement, suited to providers able to issue or supply fuel cards and support their use across a geographically distributed fleet. The service must maintain coverage as forecourt networks change, including through alternative sites where necessary. The procurement also anticipates possible changes in fleet size and group structure, so suppliers should be able to accommodate adjustments to card numbers and the organisations covered.

Provision of Occupational Health Services

Description: The Trust requires a minimum of two Occupational Health Physicians/Providers for a 3- year term from the 1st January 2027 with a 2-year extension option.

Summary: Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is seeking occupational health services for its Health Work & Wellbeing Department. The requirement is for at least two occupational health physicians or providers to deliver the Trust’s occupational health service. This is a healthcare services contract, classified under CPV 85100000 (health services), with delivery at the Trust’s Health Work & Wellbeing Department in Mersey and West Lancashire. The procurement is covered by the Provider Selection Regime, which applies to the award. Suppliers should review the tender documents for the detailed service requirements and scope.

Torus Job Evaluation and Salary Benchmarking Service

Description: Torus is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced provider to deliver job evaluation and salary benchmarking services. The successful supplier will support Torus in maintaining a fair, consistent and market-informed pay structure through the provision of job evaluation, salary benchmarking and associated advisory services. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-St-Helens:-Human-resources-management-consultancy-services./339XT3FQ3U To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/339XT3FQ3U

Summary: Torus62 Limited is seeking a provider for job evaluation, salary benchmarking and related advisory services. The work is intended to help the organisation maintain a fair, consistent and market-informed pay structure. This is a human resources management consultancy service (CPV 79414000). The buyer is based in St Helens, and delivery is in the United Kingdom. The requirement centres on evaluating jobs and benchmarking pay against the market, alongside advice to support the organisation’s pay arrangements.

Huyton MSCP Lift Control Upgrade

Description: The purpose of this procurement is to replace the control system and associated hardware for 2 passenger lifts in Huyton Multi-Storey car park. The control system is beyond repair and the lifts are currently isolated from use subject to replacement of the control system. This contract does not include any element of other routine maintenance or servicing for the lifts which is covered under a separate contract and this contract is specifically for the replacement of the control system and servicing/warranty of that system for the first 12 months

Summary: Knowsley Council is buying replacement control systems and associated hardware for two passenger lifts in Huyton multi-storey car park. The lifts are currently out of use because their existing control system is beyond repair. The work is specifically limited to replacing the control systems and providing servicing and warranty for those systems during the first 12 months; routine lift maintenance and servicing are covered by a separate contract. This is lift-control upgrade work within a wider construction works category. Delivery is at Huyton, in Knowsley. The requirement is for two passenger lifts at a single car park, rather than a general lift maintenance contract or a programme covering multiple sites.

Fusion21 Construction & Refurbishment Framework (2027-31) - PMEN

Description: Fusion21 is currently preparing for the renewal of its Construction Framework. The framework will cover the provision of refurbishment and construction works for participating contracting authorities across the United Kingdom, in accordance with the objectives and requirements of the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23). Works may be delivered to the internal and external areas of any existing operational, residential, industrial or commercial assets, public buildings, and any other property and/or related assets owned, rented or leased by Members. This may include new build works, as well as any additional buildings, extensions, or alterations required by Members utilising the framework, or on property and related assets in which Members may have a current or future interest. The intended works will include, but will not be limited to: * Refurbishment * (read more...)

Summary: Fusion21 Foundation is preparing a national construction and refurbishment framework for participating public bodies across the United Kingdom. It is intended to cover work to existing operational, residential, industrial and commercial property, public buildings and related assets owned, rented or leased by members. The scope ranges from refurbishment, regeneration, fit-out, modernisation, alterations and extensions to conversions and new construction, including housing regeneration, extra-care schemes, rooftop and infill development. Two proposed areas are housing refurbishment and new build, and non-domestic construction, refurbishment and new build. The framework is intended to give contracting authorities a compliant, flexible route to procure works that offers value for money, social value and environmental benefits. Both national and regional delivery are envisaged.