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Audio visual, digital signage and visitor management system

Description: The LCRCA require the most appropriately suited solution available to fulfil the below requirements in entirety, operated by a single supplier. A modern cloud hosted Room Desk and Car Parking booking system, to fully replace the Authority's existing solution. New meeting room audio-visual equipment across the Authority's estate, including standard meeting rooms and the larger ground floor auditoriums at Mann Island HQ. A digital signage solution.

Summary: Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is seeking one supplier to provide an integrated audio-visual, digital signage and visitor management solution. The requirement combines a modern cloud-hosted system for booking meeting rooms and car parking, replacing the Authority’s existing solution, with new audio-visual equipment for meeting rooms across its estate, including the larger ground-floor auditoriums at Mann Island headquarters. It also includes a digital signage solution. The work covers equipment, software and installation services, with delivery in the Liverpool City Region. Suppliers need to be able to deliver and support the combined system as a whole through a single-supplier arrangement, rather than bidding to provide only one of the separate components.

Workforce Solution 2

Description: The Workforce Solutions 2 Framework will provide a central route for the public sector to procure the extended workforce and acquire talent. This spans: Contingent Labour and associated services, Recruitment Permanent Outsourcing (RPO) and associated services, Vendor Neutral routes for Recruit Train Deploy, Statements of Work & Resource Augmentation & Consultancy, Overseas Workers, And any other recruitment model or total talent acquisition that arises over the term of the contract.

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency plans a UK-wide public-sector framework for workforce and recruitment services. Workforce Solutions 2 is intended to give public bodies a central route to source contingent labour and related services, permanent recruitment process outsourcing, and vendor-neutral recruit-train-deploy services. It also covers statements of work, resource augmentation, consultancy and overseas workers, with scope for other recruitment models and total talent acquisition during the framework term. The wider service mix includes supporting IT, business consultancy and training services. Suppliers would serve public-sector organisations across the United Kingdom. The framework is a single planned lot and is intended to provide a route for procuring an extended workforce and acquiring talent.

Workforce Solution 2

Description: The Workforce Solutions 2 Framework will provide a central route for the public sector to procure the extended workforce and acquire talent. This spans: Contingent Labour and associated services, Recruitment Permanent Outsourcing (RPO) and associated services, Vendor Neutral routes for Recruit Train Deploy, Statements of Work & Resource Augmentation & Consultancy, Overseas Workers, And any other recruitment model or total talent acquisition that gains arises over the term of the contract.

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency plans a UK-wide public-sector framework for workforce and recruitment services. Workforce Solutions 2 is intended to give public bodies a central route to source contingent labour and related services, permanent recruitment process outsourcing, and vendor-neutral recruit-train-deploy services. It also covers statements of work, resource augmentation, consultancy and overseas workers, with scope for other recruitment models and total talent acquisition during the framework term. The wider service mix includes supporting IT, business consultancy and training services. Suppliers would serve public-sector organisations across the United Kingdom. The framework is a single planned lot and is intended to provide a route for procuring an extended workforce and acquiring talent.

RM6424 National Fuels 4

Description: Government Commercial Agency (GCA) as the Authority intends to put in place an agreement for the provision of Fuels and will include but may not be limited to heating oil, automotive fuel, marine fuel, aviation fuel, biomass fuels, and liquefied petroleum gas. GCA are also considering the inclusion of associated services such as tank cleaning and maintenance, fuel testing, lubes and greases, fuel additives, tank metering and telemetry and any other associated services. The exact details of the requirement, contractual arrangements and whether these requirements will be split into further lots has yet to be decided. * The value stated below is estimated and for guidance purposes only * This estimate is based on an approximation of potential public sector and current demand via existing GCA arrangements * (read more...)

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency (GCA) intends to establish an agreement for supplying fuels to public sector organisations across the United Kingdom. The anticipated range includes heating oil, road vehicle fuel, marine and aviation fuel, biomass fuels and liquefied petroleum gas. GCA is also considering related products and services, including lubricants and greases, fuel additives, tank cleaning and maintenance, fuel testing, and tank metering and telemetry. The scope may extend to other associated services. This is a fuel supply procurement, with possible ancillary maintenance, testing and monitoring work. The requirements and contractual arrangements are still being developed, including whether the procurement will be divided into further lots.

First Aid and Paramedic Services

Description: Liverpool Experience Campus (LEX) is looking for suitably qualified suppliers of event first aid and paramedic services for events that are held on Campus across the M&S Bank Arena, the Auditorium, Conference Centre and Exhibition Centre Liverpool. The aim for this service is to ensure that there is an appropriate level of medical, first aid and ambulance provision at an event to keep attendees safe and minimise the impact on local NHS services. The supplier will be required to: * Undertake a medical, ambulance and first aid assessment * Produce a medical staffing plan prior to each event to ensure that staff are deployed appropriately * Provide medical provision for the full duration of each event, including build up and derig Further information can be found within the (read more...)

Summary: Liverpool Experience Campus Ltd is seeking event first aid and paramedic services for events at its Liverpool campus, covering the M&S Bank Arena, Auditorium, Conference Centre and Exhibition Centre Liverpool. The service is intended to protect attendees and reduce pressure on local NHS services. The supplier must assess medical, ambulance and first-aid needs, prepare a medical staffing plan for each event, and provide medical cover throughout each event, including build-up and derig. The work is delivered at the Liverpool Experience Campus in Liverpool. This is a single service requirement covering the campus venues; the buyer describes the contract as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses.

RM6409 Buying Better Food and Drink 2

Description: This will be a replacement agreement to follow RM6279 Buying Better Food and Drink framework, which expires on 22/01/2028. Of the PS4.9bn, total Public Sector food spend, the Government Commercial Agency (GCA) has a market share <0.3%. The procurement is planned as a single supplier framework (as per the current RM6279 agreement), where the opportunity for SMEs is a key benefit of the operational model, as buyers and the Tier 1 supplier can add SMEs to the supply chain for direct delivery supplies to customers at any time, via the Buyer Unique Line terms. The framework is designed to reduce barriers for SMEs to access public sector contracts to supply food and drink. The framework will be suitable for all Public Sector buyers including central government organisations, devolved (read more...)

Summary: The Government Commercial Agency plans a replacement framework for the supply of food and drink to public sector organisations. It covers a broad range of products, including agricultural and horticultural produce, cereals, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, nuts, meat, fish, dairy, oils, other food products and beverages. The scope also includes restaurant, food-serving, canteen and catering services. The framework is intended for public sector buyers across the United Kingdom, including central government, devolved administrations and wider public sector organisations. It will replace the existing Buying Better Food and Drink framework. Its stated purpose is to make it easier for public sector customers to source food and drink and to reduce barriers for small and medium-sized suppliers seeking access to public sector supply chains.

Domestic Lifts - SMR and Installs 2027

Description: TRG have a requirement for labour, materials, equipment, and services required to supply, install, test, and commission a fully operational Domestic Lifting Equipment in accordance with statutory regulations, manufacturer recommendations, and site requirements. The Framework Agreement will be split into four Lots: Lot 1 - Domestic Installations (North and LCR) Lot 2 - Domestic Installations (South, Central and London) Lot 3 - Domestic Service, Maintenance and Repairs (North and LCR) Lot 4 - Domestic Service, Maintenance and Repairs (South, Central and London) The Contract will be for an initial term of 3 years extendable at the Client's sole option for 2 periods of 1 year, giving a total of 5 years (the Term).

Summary: The Riverside Group Limited is procuring domestic lifting equipment works through a framework covering installation, servicing, maintenance and repairs. Suppliers may be required to provide labour, materials and equipment, then supply and install lifts and test and commission them as fully operational, in line with statutory regulations, manufacturers’ recommendations and site requirements. The four lots divide installation and maintenance work between North and Liverpool City Region, and South, Central and London. This suits lift contractors able to deliver either installation projects or ongoing servicing and repair across the relevant geography. The scope includes lifting and handling equipment and lift installation work (CPV 42416100).

Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms

Description: Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms. PCC/PD/1347. MVRP intends to undertake preliminary market engagement to inform the potential development of a future commissioning opportunity relating to youth digital safety and online harms across Merseyside. The initial scope is to explore how a coordinated public health approach could support children and young people to be safe and well online and to have the confidence, agency and support to thrive in digital environments. The engagement will explore existing provision, strategic and practice gaps, workforce capability, prevention approaches, partnership models, evidence and evaluation, and the feasibility of future delivery options. Potential areas of focus include: (1) building system capability through workforce development, guidance, resources, communities of practice and evidence translation; and (2) local authority test-and-learn pilots to explore place-based (read more...)

Summary: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Merseyside and Chief Constable for Merseyside are exploring a future service to improve children and young people’s safety and wellbeing online across Merseyside. The work would take a coordinated public health approach to online harms, supporting young people to build confidence and agency in digital environments. Areas under consideration include workforce development, practical guidance and resources, communities of practice, evidence sharing and local-authority pilots. Pilots could test digital youth work, targeted prevention, safeguarding pathways and peer-led approaches. The market engagement will examine current services, gaps in practice and strategy, partnership options, evidence and evaluation, and the feasibility of different delivery models. This is service development and delivery, rather than a defined software purchase; the technical classifications also encompass software and IT services.

Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms

Description: Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms. PCC/PD/1347. MVRP intends to undertake preliminary market engagement to inform the potential development of a future commissioning opportunity relating to youth digital safety and online harms across Merseyside. The initial scope is to explore how a coordinated public health approach could support children and young people to be safe and well online and to have the confidence, agency and support to thrive in digital environments. The engagement will explore existing provision, strategic and practice gaps, workforce capability, prevention approaches, partnership models, evidence and evaluation, and the feasibility of future delivery options. Potential areas of focus include: (1) building system capability through workforce development, guidance, resources, communities of practice and evidence translation; and (2) local authority test-and-learn pilots to explore place-based (read more...)

Summary: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Merseyside and Chief Constable for Merseyside are exploring a future service to improve children and young people’s safety and wellbeing online across Merseyside. The work would take a coordinated public health approach to online harms, supporting young people to build confidence and agency in digital environments. Areas under consideration include workforce development, practical guidance and resources, communities of practice, evidence sharing and local-authority pilots. Pilots could test digital youth work, targeted prevention, safeguarding pathways and peer-led approaches. The market engagement will examine current services, gaps in practice and strategy, partnership options, evidence and evaluation, and the feasibility of different delivery models. This is service development and delivery, rather than a defined software purchase; the technical classifications also encompass software and IT services.

Request for Information for a Labour Market Intelligence Tool

Description: LJMU needs to have a labour market intelligence tool that provides students, graduates and careers advisers with an interactive visual platform that enables users to: * Explore graduate career pathways connected to their field of study. * Research occupations and industries. * Understand salary expectations and employment trends. * Identify skills required for specific careers. * Match personal interests, qualifications and skills to suitable career options. * Discover employers, placement opportunities and graduate vacancies. * Access labour market intelligence and employment insights. * Product must be fully in-production

Summary: Liverpool John Moores University plans to procure a fully operational labour market intelligence software platform for students, graduates and careers advisers. The platform is intended to help users explore career pathways linked to their studies; research occupations and industries; understand salaries and employment trends; identify career-specific skills; and match their interests, qualifications and skills to career options. It should also help users find employers, placements and graduate vacancies, and access employment insights. Delivery is in Liverpool. The procurement is for software and information systems.