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CHIC Roofing Framework

Description: This is a multiple lot framework to deliver all roofing types (pitched, flat and specialist,) split into three workstreams within each Lot, covering: Repairs/Cyclical Maintenance; Planned Roofing Replacements; and Complex Roofing Projects. This includes roofline, guttering, and chimney replacement/repair works in residential dwellings, as well as public and commercial premises.

Summary: Communities & Housing Investment Consortium Ltd (CHIC) is procuring roofing works for its member contracting authorities across the UK. The framework covers flat, pitched and specialist roofing, with three workstreams in each lot: repairs and cyclical maintenance, planned roof replacements, and complex roofing projects. The scope includes roof coverings and insulation, roofline and guttering, and repair or replacement of chimneys. Works may be carried out on residential homes as well as public and commercial buildings. Specialist systems include blue roofs designed for water attenuation and green planted roofs. The requirement ranges from responsive repairs to full installations and replacement projects, with flat-roof work intended to protect buildings from water ingress and related structural and damp risks.

LEGO299 End-to-End Reporting, Budgeting, Forecasting and Financial Reporting Solution

Description: A fit-for-purpose budgeting, forecasting and financial reporting solution that automates LeO's existing Finance processes, integrates with relevant source systems and can be operated by Finance following implementation.

Summary: The Office for Legal Complaints (LeO) is procuring an end-to-end budgeting, forecasting and financial reporting solution. The service must automate LeO’s existing finance processes, connect with relevant source systems and be usable by its Finance team after implementation. The required solution covers budgeting, forecasting, actuals and reporting, with requirements also extending to workforce, procurement and capital information. It includes financial analysis and accounting software, forecasting tools and automation. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. LeO must retain ownership and control of the finished solution, including any bespoke development, and be able to operate, maintain and develop it itself or through another provider.

CHIC Roofing Framework

Description: This is a multiple lot framework to deliver all types of roofing repairs and replacements including pitched and flat, guttering, roofline and chimney repair works in residential dwellings, public and commercial premises.

Summary: Communities & Housing Investment Consortium Ltd (CHIC) is procuring roofing works for its member contracting authorities across the UK. The framework covers flat, pitched and specialist roofing, with three workstreams in each lot: repairs and cyclical maintenance, planned roof replacements, and complex roofing projects. The scope includes roof coverings and insulation, roofline and guttering, and repair or replacement of chimneys. Works may be carried out on residential homes as well as public and commercial buildings. Specialist systems include blue roofs designed for water attenuation and green planted roofs. The requirement ranges from responsive repairs to full installations and replacement projects, with flat-roof work intended to protect buildings from water ingress and related structural and damp risks.

TfWM Customer Website Replacement

Description: Transport for West Midlands is undertaking preliminary market engagement to inform the development of its requirements and procurement strategy for the replacement of its customer-facing website. The Authority is seeking market insight on potential technical solutions, delivery approaches, indicative costs and timescales, commercial models, key risks, dependencies and opportunities. This engagement is for information-gathering purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition or commitment to undertake a future procurement. This preliminary market engagement exercise seeks to understand market interest in working with TfWM on this project, gather insights into possible market solutions, help support TfWM develop its requirements, and support the design of a suitable procurement approach. Please note, any information provided as part of this market engagement exercise is for information only and will not (read more...)

Summary: Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), part of the West Midlands Combined Authority, is planning to replace its customer-facing website. The work is website design and development, including potential internet and browsing software development. The authority is seeking market insight into possible technical solutions, delivery approaches, costs, timescales, commercial models, risks, dependencies and opportunities to help shape the future project scope and procurement strategy. The website is for TfWM’s customer-facing services. The procurement is intended to cover delivery in the United Kingdom. This is preliminary market engagement to understand supplier interest and inform requirements; it is not a competition or an invitation to tender. Engagement is voluntary, and taking part will not affect suppliers’ ability to compete in any later procurement.

Supply of Replacement Shower Pod Enclosure Systems for Jarratt Hall, University of Birmingham

Description: The University of Birmingham is looking to undertake market engagement in relation to an upcoming opportunity for the Supply of Replacement Shower Pod Enclosure Systems for Jarratt Hall, University of Birmingham *Action Required*: If you are interested in engaging regarding this opportunity, Manufacturers are invited to submit proposals detailing: Manufacturers are invited to submit proposals detailing: 1. Full product specification and technical data. 2. Materials and construction details. 3. Product dimensions and configuration options. 4. Expected service life and warranty provisions. 5. Maintenance requirements and lifecycle considerations. 6. Relevant certifications, test data, and compliance information. 7. Case studies or examples of similar installations. 8. Budget cost information, including supply and any installation options available. 9. Manufacturing and delivery lead times. 10. Detailed information on the proposed waste and (read more...)

Summary: The University of Birmingham intends to procure replacement shower pod enclosure systems for Jarratt Hall in Birmingham. This is a goods requirement covering the supply of sanitary shower enclosures and associated building fittings. The market engagement asks manufacturers to describe their proposed product, including its materials and construction, dimensions and configuration options, and details of the waste and shower mixer. Suppliers may also set out installation options. The intended delivery location is Jarratt Hall, University of Birmingham, in Birmingham. The buyer is seeking information from manufacturers to help inform an upcoming procurement; this is not yet an invitation to tender.

Switch Architecture Refresh

Description: You are invited to submit a Tender for the provision of a Network Switch Refresh for Birmingham Metropolitan College. The contract relates solely to the supply, support, implementation and maintenance of the switch infrastructure equipment and services detailed within this Invitation to Tender and associated pricing schedule. The proposed solution must be based solely upon the HPE Aruba equipment specified within this Tender documentation. Alternative manufacturers, substitute products, equivalent solutions, refurbished equipment, reconditioned equipment, or equipment from any other vendor will not be considered under any circumstances.

Summary: BMet College is buying a refresh of Birmingham Metropolitan College’s network switch infrastructure. The requirement covers the supply, implementation, support and maintenance of switch equipment and related services, split into switch hardware and support arrangements. The proposed solution must use the HPE Aruba equipment specified in the tender; alternative manufacturers, substitute or equivalent products, and refurbished or reconditioned equipment are excluded. The listed work is for delivery in the United Kingdom. This is a network equipment procurement, rather than a general IT or networking services requirement, and suppliers should be able to provide the specified Aruba hardware as well as the associated implementation and support where bidding for the relevant scope.

CA18608 - Switch Architecture Refresh

Description: You are invited to submit a Tender for the provision of a Network Switch Refresh for Birmingham Metropolitan College. The contract relates solely to the supply, support, implementation and maintenance of the switch infrastructure equipment and services detailed within this Invitation to Tender and associated pricing schedule. The proposed solution must be based solely upon the HPE Aruba equipment specified within this Tender documentation. Alternative manufacturers, substitute products, equivalent solutions, refurbished equipment, reconditioned equipment, or equipment from any other vendor will not be considered under any circumstances. Includes Lots: Lot 1: Switch Hardware Lot 2: Support Arrangements To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA18608. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA18608 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact (read more...)

Summary: BMet College is buying a refresh of its network switch infrastructure for its Birmingham college. The requirement covers the supply, implementation, support and maintenance of switch equipment and associated services, split between switch hardware and support arrangements. The proposed solution must use the HPE Aruba equipment specified for the procurement; the college will not consider alternative manufacturers, substitute or equivalent products, refurbished or reconditioned equipment, or equipment from another vendor. This is a network equipment supply and implementation opportunity, rather than a general-purpose IT services contract. The stated delivery postcode is B4 7PS in Birmingham, with the procurement also listing the United Kingdom and several other locations, including Europe and the rest of the world.

Strategic Delivery Partnership

Description: The requirements below are indicative and subject to change following market engagement. GSA intends to split this requirement into lots as outlined below: Kitchen & Bathrooms Lots: * Work alongside GSA existing Kitchen manufacturer to install Kitchen * There may be requirements to conduct aids & adaptations to existing GSA Kitchen & Bathrooms * Design & Installation of partial rewires of K&B's * Supply & installation of like for like Bathrooms and wet rooms in GSA properties Electronical Component Replacement Lots: * Full Rewires * Partial Rewires * General Electrical upgrades * Electronical installs in kitchen and bathrooms * Electrical heating devices

Summary: GreenSquareAccord Limited plans to appoint strategic delivery partners for kitchen, bathroom and electrical works in its properties. The kitchen and bathroom work includes installing kitchens alongside GSA’s existing kitchen manufacturer, possible aids and adaptations, partial rewiring, and like-for-like bathroom and wet-room supply and installation. Electrical work includes full and partial rewires, general electrical upgrades, installations in kitchens and bathrooms, and electrical heating devices. Delivery is planned across England, from the North East and North West through Yorkshire, the Midlands, East and South East England, London and the South West. The procurement is classed as works, with associated goods, covering electrical installation and fitted-kitchen installation.

BWC Karotyping and FISH Service PME

Description: C&S GMS wish to implement an AI-assisted automated karyotyping solution across all sites, with capability to also deliver automated FISH analysis. The requirements documented are vendor agnostic and have been developed to inform the selection and implementation of a karyotyping / FISH solution. Requirements C&S GMS have prepared a supporting document to demonstrate the requirements of the karyotyping solution, but in summary the system must: * Deliver automated slide scanning, automated cell selection and capture, and AI-assisted digital karyotyping capability across our laboratories, * Enable integration with existing systems where possible - details of existing systems are in Appendix 1. * Security and Compliance: Meet all relevant data security and privacy regulations. * Allow for centralisation of "wet laboratory" work at 2 sites and distribution of images, allowing (read more...)

Summary: Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust intends to procure a laboratory karyotyping and fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) solution for its clinical and genomic services. The system is intended to provide automated slide scanning, cell selection and capture, and AI-assisted digital karyotyping across the Trust’s laboratories. It should support integration with existing systems, centralise wet-laboratory work at two sites, and allow images to be shared for analysis and reporting across three sites and remotely. FISH analysis is required for cell suspensions and formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded slides, with tissue matching; automated scanning is preferred. The system must also provide data storage and retention. The buying organisation is Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust; University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust is managing procurement activity on its behalf. Delivery is in Birmingham.

Youth Services Framework

Description: The proposed procurement will establish a framework of providers to deliver a range of youth services interventions aimed at preventing and reducing serious violence. Services will focus on early intervention, targeted support and specialist provision targeted at safeguarding children and young people from harm. This will be an Open Framework under PA23.

Summary: Birmingham City Council is seeking providers for a youth services framework to prevent and reduce serious violence and safeguard children and young people from harm across Birmingham. It covers four service areas: prevention and early intervention, including education on violence, exploitation and harmful behaviour; tailored mentoring and targeted support for young people at risk of violence, offending or school disengagement; outreach to young people who are not using existing services, with referral into appropriate support; and specialist interventions for those affected by, involved in or at high risk of serious violence, exploitation, gangs or weapons. The work includes one-to-one and group activities, community engagement and intensive specialist support, with an emphasis on reducing harm and improving safety and wellbeing.