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Provision of Insurance and Related Services to Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing

Description: Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing are looking to appoint one or more providers to deliver their Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks. The programme will require Insurance and related services for risks that may include but not be limited to: property damage and business interruption, employers, public, products and property owners liability, business combined/office, money, all risks, computer, contract works, group personal accident and employment practices liability. This list is to be decided at the sole discretion of Watford Community Housing Trust t/a Chime Housing. Suppliers will be required to have the financial ability to deliver the programme, including Insurers with a minimum rating of 'A-' from standard and poor, 'A-' from AM Best, or an equivalent rating (read more...)

Summary: Watford Community Housing Trust, trading as Chime Housing, is procuring insurance and associated services for its property, legal liability and other general non-life risks across the United Kingdom. The requirement covers seven areas: general property and liability insurance; motor risk; engineering insurance and inspections; cyber risk; terrorism and political violence through Pool Re; terrorism and political violence outside Pool Re; and directors’ and officers’ liability. Potential cover includes property damage, business interruption, employers’ and public liability, office, money, all risks, computers, contract works, personal accident, professional indemnity, crime and employment practices liability. The authority may appoint one or more providers, depending on the lot and its requirements.

715892484 - Provision of White Fleet, Bahrain

Description: Provision of White Fleet vehicles Bahrain. Core fleet and spot hire provision, maintenance, recovery.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is seeking vehicle fleet services in Bahrain for its white fleet. The requirement covers the provision of core fleet vehicles, spot-hire vehicles, vehicle maintenance and recovery services. The vehicle requirement includes all-terrain vehicles and motor vehicles transporting fewer than 10 people, alongside fleet management and fleet-support services. This is a service contract for organisations able to supply and operate a managed vehicle fleet in Bahrain, supporting Ministry of Defence activities there. The work involves both planned fleet provision and responsive hire, together with the maintenance and recovery arrangements needed to keep vehicles available and supported. The procurement is subject to the defence and security regime and is above the relevant threshold.

Pre-Market Engagement William Bird Community Hub Toulmin Drive, St Albans

Description: This is a pre-market engagement document to enable St Albans City and District Council (the 'Authority') to interact with potential providers and suppliers before formally starting a procurement process, its aim is to help the Authority understand the market and to better to refine its requirements based on supplier feedback, to encourage competition and identify challenges ahead of the future procurement of the William Bird Community Hub project.

Summary: St Albans City and District Council is preparing the William Bird Community Hub project at Toulmin Drive in St Albans. The requirement is building construction work for a new community hub, covering the works needed to deliver the project rather than an ongoing service. The Council is the buying organisation, with procurement support from Public Sector Partnership Services Ltd. The project is intended to provide a community facility, although the detailed scope and technical requirements are to be refined through discussion with potential providers. Construction businesses, principal contractors and specialist firms able to contribute to the design, planning or delivery of a community building are the most relevant suppliers. The work will be delivered in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

Pre-Market Engagement William Bird Community Hub Toulmin Drive, St Albans

Description: This is a pre-market engagement document to enable St Albans City and District Council (the 'Authority') to interact with potential providers and suppliers before formally starting a procurement process, its aim is to help the Authority understand the market and to better to refine its requirements based on supplier feedback, to encourage competition and identify challenges ahead of the future procurement of the William Bird Community Hub project.

Summary: St Albans City and District Council is preparing the William Bird Community Hub project at Toulmin Drive in St Albans. The requirement is building construction work for a new community hub, covering the works needed to deliver the project rather than an ongoing service. The Council is the buying organisation, with procurement support from Public Sector Partnership Services Ltd. The project is intended to provide a community facility, although the detailed scope and technical requirements are to be refined through discussion with potential providers. Construction businesses, principal contractors and specialist firms able to contribute to the design, planning or delivery of a community building are the most relevant suppliers. The work will be delivered in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

Orthodontic Services, Hertfordshire 2027/37

Description: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board (referred to as the Commissioner) awarded a contract to Inline Orthodontics for the provision of Orthodontic Services following a Direct Award Process C.

Summary: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board sought orthodontic services under the procurement titled Orthodontic Services, Hertfordshire 2027/37. The requirement is for the provision of orthodontic treatment and related clinical services commissioned by the NHS. The procurement is categorised as orthodontic services (CPV 85131100). The named buying organisation is NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board. The service is associated with Hertfordshire and West Essex. The requirement is relevant to organisations providing orthodontic services for NHS or other public-sector commissioners, including established specialist providers able to deliver the required clinical service at the scale and standard expected by the commissioner.

Orthodontic Services, Hertfordshire 2027/37

Description: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board (referred to as the Commissioner) awarded a contract to Mr Jose De Morais Lacerda Angelo for the provision of Orthodontic Services following a Direct Award Process C.

Summary: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board commissioned orthodontic services for eligible NHS patients in Hertfordshire. The work covers orthodontic treatment to align bites and straighten teeth, including traditional braces, clear aligners and removable retainers. Patients access the service by referral from a General Dental Practitioner and must meet the Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need for NHS orthodontic care. The service is commissioned through a Personal Dental Services Agreement, the national contractual framework for orthodontic contracts. The procurement is for services rather than goods or construction. The relevant classification is CPV 85131100, orthodontic services. The selected provider is Mr Jose De Morais Lacerda Angelo, operating from Rosebank Dental Practice in Chorleywood, Rickmansworth.

Orthodontic Services, Hertfordshire 2027/37

Description: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board (referred to as the Commissioner) awarded a contract to Borehamwood Orthodontic Clinic Ltd for the provision of Orthodontic Services following a Direct Award Process C.

Summary: NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board commissioned NHS orthodontic services for eligible patients in Hertfordshire and West Essex. The service covers orthodontic assessment and treatment for patients referred through a general dental practitioner, where they meet the Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need for NHS care. Treatment may include fixed braces, clear aligners and removable retainers, with the aim of correcting crooked, overlapped, twisted or gapped teeth and aligning the bite. The procurement falls within the dental services category (CPV 85131100). The contract is delivered under a national Personal Dental Services agreement, which provides the contractual framework for NHS orthodontic care. The buyer is the NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board, acting as commissioner for the service.

Lower Thames Crossing - Kent Roads - Pile Cropping

Description: The scope of works comprises the provision of all necessary labour, plant and equipment to undertake pile cropping activities as required across LTC - Kent Roads. The works will include the safe and controlled cropping of piles to the required cut-off levels in accordance with project requirements, specifications and relevant health and safety standards. The subcontractor will be required to provide suitably trained and competent personnel, including appropriate supervision. All operatives must hold a valid Highways Passport, CSCS card, and any other relevant competency or certification required to undertake the works. The Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) is a new road to better connect Essex and Kent through a tunnel beneath the River Thames. Our purpose is to drive a change in how we deliver - connecting people to (read more...)

Summary: Skanska Construction UK Limited is procuring pile cropping works for the Lower Thames Crossing’s Kent Roads. The requirement covers all labour, plant and equipment needed to safely crop piles to specified cut-off levels, in line with project requirements, technical specifications and health and safety standards. The work forms part of the new road connecting Essex and Kent through a tunnel beneath the River Thames, and will be delivered across the Kent Roads area in Kent. This is a construction works opportunity rather than a supply-only contract, suited to specialist piling, concrete or civil engineering subcontractors able to provide trained operatives, competent supervision and the equipment needed for controlled pile cropping.

ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme (S2 pupils) Pilot

Description: Scope and Background The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is seeking a delivery partner or consortium to support the design and / or implementation of a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme designed to strengthen the future talent pipeline for the Engineering Construction Industry (ECI). The programme aims to increase awareness and understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators, and local communities while supporting industry workforce requirements across key industrial regions. The ECITB intends to appoint delivery partner(s) through a competitive tender process to design, coordinate, and deliver regional STEM engagement programmes. Successful providers will be responsible for engaging schools, employers, educators, and local stakeholders to deliver curriculum-aligned activities, facilitate employer involvement, provide teacher development opportunities, and establish effective regional partnerships that maximise programme (read more...)

Summary: The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board is procuring education and training services for a Scottish Central Belt STEM school engagement pilot, focused on S2 pupils aged 13–14. It seeks a delivery partner or consortium to design, coordinate and deliver a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme supporting the future engineering construction workforce. The scope includes curriculum-aligned activities, school engagement, employer involvement, teacher development and regional partnerships. Activities will involve pupils, teachers, school careers leaders, careers advisers, employers, industry representatives, STEM networks and other local partners. The programme is intended to increase understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators and communities, while supporting industry workforce needs across the Scottish Central Belt. A single supplier or consortium may submit an offer.

ECITB Horizons Scottish Central Belt STEM School Engagement Programme (S2 pupils) Pilot

Description: Scope and Background The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is seeking a delivery partner or consortium to support the design and / or implementation of a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme designed to strengthen the future talent pipeline for the Engineering Construction Industry (ECI). The programme aims to increase awareness and understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators, and local communities while supporting industry workforce requirements across key industrial regions. The ECITB intends to appoint delivery partner(s) through a competitive tender process to design, coordinate, and deliver regional STEM engagement programmes. Successful providers will be responsible for engaging schools, employers, educators, and local stakeholders to deliver curriculum-aligned activities, facilitate employer involvement, provide teacher development opportunities, and establish effective regional partnerships that maximise programme (read more...)

Summary: The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board is procuring education and training services for a Scottish Central Belt STEM school engagement pilot, focused on S2 pupils aged 13–14. It seeks a delivery partner or consortium to design, coordinate and deliver a regional careers attraction and STEM engagement programme supporting the future engineering construction workforce. The scope includes curriculum-aligned activities, school engagement, employer involvement, teacher development and regional partnerships. Activities will involve pupils, teachers, school careers leaders, careers advisers, employers, industry representatives, STEM networks and other local partners. The programme is intended to increase understanding of engineering construction careers among young people, educators and communities, while supporting industry workforce needs across the Scottish Central Belt. A single supplier or consortium may submit an offer.