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/Marine Asset Service

Description: Overview Peel Ports Investments Limited, acting on behalf of the contracting entities identified in this notice, intends to conduct Preliminary Market Engagement for a potential future procurement covering the provision, management and delivery of marine asset services across Peel Ports Group. Anticipated scope of services The anticipated scope may include, depending on the port-specific requirements, but is not limited to, operation, management, crewing, maintenance, inspection, certification, repair, mobilisation, demobilisation, planning, scheduling, compliance management and performance reporting for marine assets and services used in port and harbour operations. Assets and services may include workboats, pilot vessel operations, line handling vessels and services, harbour support craft, and towage operations together with any associated land-based equipment or vehicles necessary to support the delivery of marine services. Operational requirement and exclusions The (read more...)

Summary: The Mersey Docks and Harbour Company is planning a marine asset service covering the operation and management of vessels and associated equipment used in port and harbour operations across Peel Ports Group. The anticipated services include crewing, maintenance, inspection, certification, repair, mobilisation and demobilisation, as well as planning, scheduling, compliance management and performance reporting. Assets and operations may include workboats, pilot vessel operations, line-handling vessels and services, harbour support craft and towage, together with necessary land-based equipment or vehicles. The purpose is to support safe, reliable and compliant marine operations. The scope excludes Medway pilot transfer and hydrographic survey operations unless a future procurement expressly includes them. This is a marine transport support services requirement.

CNC Lathe with integrated extraction

Description: The Science, Engineering and Analysis Division (SEAD) of the Health and Safety Executive invites sealed tenders from qualified and experienced service providers to provide competitive quotations for the provision of a CNC lathe to replace/upgrade one of our existing lathes. All the required equipment will be for our facility located at the HSE Science and Research Centre, Harpur Hill, Buxton, SK17 9JN.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), through its Science, Engineering and Analysis Division, sought a CNC lathe with integrated extraction to replace or upgrade an existing lathe. This is a machine-tool supply requirement, intended for use at the HSE Science and Research Centre in Harpur Hill, Buxton. The procurement covers the equipment for that facility; the published description does not set out a wider installation or servicing scope. Suppliers whose business includes supplying CNC lathes and associated extraction equipment are the most directly relevant. The requirement is for a specific machine to meet the centre’s needs, rather than a general engineering service or a programme of works.

THE REFURBISHMENT OF BUILDING 42 TO CREATE A NEW GAS INCIDENT INVESTIGATION LABORATORY

Description: HSE have a requirement to create a new gas incident investigation laboratory and evidence store within existing buildings 42 and 45. The buildings require various backlog maintenance works, including replacement of precast concrete lintels, roofing and associated fabric upgrades. Additionally, upgrades are required to the gas main to increase the incoming supply to allow for concurrent testing of appliances. The following services and works are required: * Supply and installation of new Kingspan composite roof panel system * Coordination with Client's asbestos contractor appointed to remove existing asbestos cement sheet roof * Supply and installation of new roller shutter doors * Replacement of internal doors with new fire rated doors * Replacement of failed concrete lintels and associated masonry repointing * Replacement of final section of existing gas (read more...)

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive plans to refurbish Buildings 42 and 45 at its Buxton site to create a gas incident investigation laboratory and evidence store. The construction works include replacing the roof, roller shutters, internal doors and failed concrete lintels; masonry repairs; and building fabric upgrades. The gas supply will be increased, with a new supply to Building 45 and internal distribution to appliance-testing locations. The contractor will also make electrical modifications, install epoxy resin flooring, redecorate and relocate and commission existing equipment, including an extract booth and heat exchanger. The work is at the HSE Science and Research Centre in Buxton, Derbyshire.

ONR1155 - Provision of Media Training to the Office for Nuclear Regulation Senior Leadership Team

Description: The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) is the independent UK regulator of the nuclear industry, including existing, decommissioned and new reactors. It employs more than 700 professional staff, with specialist regulatory roles (e.g. nuclear safety/security/safeguards); corporate professions including Policy and Communications, Finance, Information Technology (IT), and Human Resources, and other core functions. ONR's Head Office, housing its main functions, is in Bootle, Liverpool, with two smaller offices in London and Cheltenham. ONR independently regulates nuclear safety and security at 37 nuclear licensed sites in the UK. We also regulate transport and ensure that safeguards obligations for the UK are met. Our duty is to ensure that the nuclear industry controls its hazards effectively, has a culture of continuous improvement and maintains high standards. ONR requires media training for (read more...)

Summary: The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) seeks a supplier to design and deliver tailored media and social media training for selected members of its Senior Leadership Team and the ONR Chair. The training is intended to build confident, consistent public communication: handling challenging questions, explaining complex nuclear regulatory issues clearly, and speaking to camera for broadcast, virtual, radio, print and social media. It also covers video messaging for social media and longer in-house videos, as well as performance before parliamentary committees. The supplier will work with ONR’s Communications team to develop realistic scenarios and prepare tailored key-message briefings. Delivery may be virtual or in person at ONR offices in Bootle, Cheltenham and/or London, depending on the training and staff availability.

The Provision of a Managed Call Conferencing Service

Description: The Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) Executive Committee hold monthly Town Hall events for all HSE staff to join. They want to provide all staff with the ability to join whether they are in the office, at home, or offsite at duty holder premises. For frontline staff working offsite, the option is to join via mobile phone, and the Executive Committee want this option to remain. HSE requires a Call-Off managed conference service to deliver its Virtual Town Hall (VTH) Events. HSE requires a standalone call conferencing event provider to deliver this service, to enable HSE staff to dial in from anywhere using a mobile phone. HSE's Requirement is for a telephone hosted solution, that has an operator to manage the calls. The solution cannot be internet based.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is procuring a managed telephone conferencing service for its monthly virtual Town Hall events, which are attended by HSE staff. The service must let staff dial in by phone from offices, home or offsite duty-holder premises, including frontline staff using mobile phones. HSE requires a standalone, hosted call-conferencing solution with an operator to manage calls; an internet-based solution will not meet the requirement. This is a telecommunications service (CPV 64200000), delivered for HSE staff across England, Scotland and Wales. The buying organisation is the Health and Safety Executive, a central government body.

Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) with Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (EDS) for asbestos analysis

Description: The Science, Engineering and Analysis Division (SEAD) of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) invites competitive quotations for the supply of the following item to their Laboratory located at Harpur Hill, Buxton SK17 9JN: 1 x Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) with Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (EDS) for asbestos analysis

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), through its Science, Engineering and Analysis Division, sought one transmission electron microscope with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) for asbestos analysis. This is a laboratory instrument purchase, classified under laboratory and precision equipment (CPV 38000000). Delivery is to the HSE laboratory at Harpur Hill, Buxton, Derbyshire. The equipment is intended for asbestos analysis; the procurement describes a single microscope system rather than separate lots or a wider laboratory service. Suppliers should therefore be able to provide an integrated TEM and EDS setup suitable for the stated analytical purpose and deliver it to the HSE’s Buxton facility.

Adult Social Care Extra Care Services Framework

Description: Extra Care forms an important part of the wider adult social care market by providing accommodation-based care and support that enables people to live independently in their own home, while having access to planned and responsive support when required. The Council is seeking to work with providers who can deliver safe, reliable, person-centred and outcomes-focused services within designated Extra Care schemes, supporting people to maintain their independence, wellbeing and connections within their local community.

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking providers for an adult social care framework delivering Extra Care services in designated schemes in Sefton. The service combines accommodation-based care and support, enabling people to live independently in their own homes while accessing planned and responsive support. Providers are expected to deliver safe, reliable, person-centred and outcomes-focused care that supports residents’ independence, wellbeing and connections with their local community. The work is classified as health and social work services. This is a framework arrangement for care and waking-night care across individual Extra Care schemes; providers will submit hourly rates for both service types. Small and medium-sized enterprises are identified as suitable to compete.

Provision of Essential Household Items under the Sefton Council Emergency Limited Assistance Scheme

Description: Sefton Council is seeking a provider to supply, deliver and install certain domestic appliances and furniture under its Essential Household Items Scheme to local residents. Sefton's Essential Household Items Scheme (ELAS) is a scheme available to support local residents who are experiencing severe hardship, a disaster or emergency and are in need of essential items of furniture or domestic appliances.

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking a provider to supply, deliver and install essential household furniture and domestic appliances for local residents through its Emergency Limited Assistance Scheme. The scheme supports residents experiencing severe hardship, a disaster or an emergency who need essential household items. The work combines the supply of goods with delivery and installation services, rather than being a standalone product purchase. Delivery is to residents in the Sefton borough, Merseyside. The requirement covers a single lot and includes domestic furniture and appliances, alongside the service of providing these items to eligible residents. It is relevant to furniture and appliance suppliers able to fulfil an end-to-end local service, including arranging delivery and installation for households in need.

The Provision of a Managed Call Conferencing Service

Description: The Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) Executive Committee hold monthly Town Hall events for all HSE staff to join. They want to provide all staff with the ability to join whether they are in the office, at home, or offsite at duty holder premises. For frontline staff working offsite, the option is to join via mobile phone, and the Executive Committee want this option to remain. HSE requires a Call-Off managed conference service to deliver its Virtual Town Hall (VTH) Events. HSE requires a standalone call conferencing event provider to deliver this service, to enable HSE staff to dial in from anywhere using a mobile phone. HSE's Requirement is for a telephone hosted solution, that has an operator to manage the calls. The solution cannot be internet based.

Summary: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is procuring a managed telephone conferencing service for its monthly virtual Town Hall events, which are attended by HSE staff. The service must let staff dial in by phone from offices, home or offsite duty-holder premises, including frontline staff using mobile phones. HSE requires a standalone, hosted call-conferencing solution with an operator to manage calls; an internet-based solution will not meet the requirement. This is a telecommunications service (CPV 64200000), delivered for HSE staff across England, Scotland and Wales. The buying organisation is the Health and Safety Executive, a central government body.

Coroners Removal Service within the Boroughs of Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens For The Period 1st December 2026 to 30th November 2029 with the Option for 2 x 12 Month Extensions

Description: Sefton council is seeking bids from interested providers for a Coroners Removals Service across the boroughs of Sefton, Knowsley & St Helens for the period 1st December 2026 to 30th November 2029 with the Option for 2 x 12 Month Extensions. The requirement is accordingly split across the following lots:- Lot 1 Sefton North Lot 2 Sefton South Lot 3 Knowsley Lot 4 St Helens

Summary: Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council is procuring a coroners’ removal service to collect and transport deceased people for coroners across Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens. The work is divided into four service areas: Sefton North, Sefton South, Knowsley and St Helens. It falls within transport services and the transport and storage of deceased persons. Delivery is required across the boroughs of Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens in Merseyside. The council is the buying organisation and is seeking providers able to deliver the service for one or more of the specified areas. The requirement is a service rather than a supply or construction contract, and is likely to suit specialist funeral, mortuary transport or coroners’ removal operators with suitable vehicles, handling arrangements and local operational coverage.