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FDIS - LiDAR Scanning service provider for Defence Housing Service - FY2027/28 - Amey Central and North Regions

Description: Central Region - East / West / East Midlands & North North Region - Northern England / Scotland / Northern Ireland Scope This requirement sets the technical specification for point cloud surveys of the internal and external areas of Defence Housing Service (DHS) assets, and for delivery of the scan data to the Authority's Platform. Asset itemisation and photography, item 3 of version 1, is outside the scope of this version and is procured under separate commercial arrangements. Requirement references R13 and R14 are reserved for it. Amey have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the Regional Accommodation Maintenance Service for the Central and North Regions. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this (read more...)

Summary: Amey Defence Services Limited is planning to procure terrestrial laser-scanning surveys of Defence Housing Service properties in the Central and North regions. The work covers internal and external areas of each property, including attached outbuildings and the full external envelope within the property boundary. Suppliers will capture colour point-cloud data and 360-degree photospheres, register and clean the scan data, redact personal or sensitive imagery, and upload the deliverables to the Authority’s platform. The Central region includes East, West and East Midlands; the North region covers northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Asset itemisation and photography are excluded from this requirement and are covered by separate commercial arrangements. This is building-surveying work (CPV 71251000), supporting Amey’s regional accommodation maintenance service for the Ministry of Defence.

Regional Data Platform

Description: 1.1. This market engagement exercise is being run in accordance with Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority's (the Authority) Contract Procedure Rules and (if relevant) the Procurement Act 2023. 1.2. The purpose of this exercise is to help the Authority, and the market prepare for a potential procurement in the future. It will be managed in a way that ensures no supplier is given an unfair advantage or distort competition. 1.3. Participation in this market engagement exercise does not infer any rights or advantage in relation to any future procurement process. Potential responders will not be prejudiced in any future procurement processes by either responding or not responding to this soft market test exercise. 1.4. All information provided to and received from suppliers in relation to this market engagement (read more...)

Summary: Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is planning a regional data platform. The intended requirement covers data services and supporting IT, including data capture, analysis and management, database services, and data network management and support. The market engagement will help shape the platform’s requirements and delivery approach, including migration, integration, administration and ongoing support. The Authority also wants to explore interoperability, data portability, future development and effective exit arrangements. The platform is intended to support an operational minimum viable product. Delivery is associated with the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area, including Huntingdon and Peterborough. This is an early-stage proposal: the Authority is consulting suppliers to understand available products, services and delivery models before deciding the final scope and approach. The procurement has not yet been launched.

The Design and Installation of Land Drainage at Cambridge Crematorium

Description: Cambridge City Council is looking for consultants who will prepare a brief design, with options report, outlining proposed drainage solutions, including pros and cons, cost estimates, and timelines. The report will recommend a preferred option with justification, enabling the client to review and approve the approach before detailed design begins. * Investigations and detail design The consultant shall conduct all necessary surveys and investigations to support the detailed design and share all investigation results with Cambridge City Council. Develop the agreed preliminary design into a full detailed design. Ensure all design work complies with current relevant standards. Deliverables include: 1. Completed specifications, bill of quantities, drawings (CAD and PDF), CDM health & safety information, and risk/issue logs. Maintenance plan and schedule. 2. Design and check certificates

Summary: Cambridge City Council is procuring consultancy for the design and installation of land drainage at Cambridge Crematorium in Cambridge. The work begins with a brief design and options report setting out proposed drainage solutions, their advantages and disadvantages, cost estimates and timelines, and recommending a preferred option with justification for the council’s review. After approval, the consultant will carry out the necessary surveys and investigations, share the results with the council, and develop the agreed preliminary design into a detailed design that complies with relevant standards. The required outputs include specifications, a bill of quantities, CAD and PDF drawings, construction health and safety information, risk and issue logs, a maintenance plan and schedule, and design and check certificates. The procurement is for engineering design consultancy and associated drainage works.

FDIS - LiDAR Scanning service provider for Defence Housing Service - FY2027/28 - Amey Central and North Regions

Description: Central Region - East / West / East Midlands & North North Region - Northern England / Scotland / Northern Ireland Scope This requirement sets the technical specification for point cloud surveys of the internal and external areas of Defence Housing Service (DHS) assets, and for delivery of the scan data to the Authority's Platform. Asset itemisation and photography, item 3 of version 1, is outside the scope of this version and is procured under separate commercial arrangements. Requirement references R13 and R14 are reserved for it. Amey have been tasked by the DIO through the FDIS to deliver the Regional Accommodation Maintenance Service for the Central and North Regions. This notice is a call for competition and there may not be a further notice related to this (read more...)

Summary: Amey Defence Services Limited is planning to procure terrestrial laser-scanning surveys of Defence Housing Service properties in the Central and North regions. The work covers internal and external areas of each property, including attached outbuildings and the full external envelope within the property boundary. Suppliers will capture colour point-cloud data and 360-degree photospheres, register and clean the scan data, redact personal or sensitive imagery, and upload the deliverables to the Authority’s platform. The Central region includes East, West and East Midlands; the North region covers northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Asset itemisation and photography are excluded from this requirement and are covered by separate commercial arrangements. This is building-surveying work (CPV 71251000), supporting Amey’s regional accommodation maintenance service for the Ministry of Defence.

Anglian Learning - Catering Tender

Description: Anglian Learning is a successful multi-academy trust in East Anglia. We provide inclusive education and equal opportunities, celebrating our differences and supporting learners of all abilities and backgrounds. Our academies consist of 14 primary, 8 secondary schools and 2 sixth forms, each retaining their unique identity and ethos. We value a culture of supportive, respectful relationships. Our people are empowered to embrace new ideas and think creatively as we Transform Together. Further information regarding Anglian Learning can be obtained here: https://anglianlearning.org/ Tender information: The successful tenderer will be required to provide excellent catering services to Anglian Learning, which includes the following locations: Secondary Bassingbourne Village College Bottisham Village College Howard Community Academy Joyce Frankland Academy, Newport Linton Village College Sawston Village College Soham Village College Stour Valley Community (read more...)

Summary: Anglian Learning is seeking a provider for catering across its 23 schools in East Anglia: 10 secondary schools and 13 primary schools, including two pre-schools. Services cover breakfast, morning break, lunch and after-school provision throughout the academic year, with hospitality supplied on request. The trust wants fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared on site and menus tailored to the needs of each school’s pupils. The contract is trust-wide rather than divided into lots, to maintain consistent service and management and achieve economies of scale. The schools are in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk, including Cambridge, Bottisham, Linton, Soham, Clare, Newport and Wimbish. This is a school catering services contract.

EEAST - Refurbishment of Stansted Ambulance Station (26-T23)

Description: The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust ("The Authority") is issuing an Invitation to Tender in connection with a competitive procurement for the Refurbishment of Stansted Ambulance Station.

Summary: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust is procuring refurbishment works at Stansted Ambulance Station. The requirement is classified as refurbishment work (CPV 45453100) and relates to the station in Essex. The description identifies the project as refurbishment of the ambulance station but does not set out individual work packages or technical tasks. The Trust is the buying organisation. This is a single-site works requirement, rather than a supply contract or a service appointment.

EEAST - 26-T20 - Neurodiversity Awareness Training

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a Light Touch Framework Agreement with a suitably qualified and experienced Supplier to co-design, develop and deliver a suite of Neurodiversity Awareness Training solutions, including: Neurodiversity Awareness Training for Managers Managers Toolkit Neurodiversity Awareness Training for Specialist Contracting Authority Functions Neurodiversity Awareness e-Learning Neurodiversity Champions Training Train the Trainer The training programme shall be informed by best practice, current legislation, NHS workforce requirements and the Contracting Authority's commitment to creating an inclusive and neuro-affirmative working environment. The objective of this procurement is: * Improve awareness and understanding of neurodiversity across the Authority. * Equip managers and leaders with the knowledge and skills required to effectively support neurodivergent colleagues. * Promote neuro-inclusive leadership, communication and workplace practices. * Improve employee wellbeing, engagement (read more...)

Summary: East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust is procuring neurodiversity awareness training and related learning resources to support an inclusive, neuro-affirmative workplace. The supplier will co-design, develop and deliver training for managers and specialist Trust functions, a managers’ toolkit, e-learning, neurodiversity champions training and train-the-trainer provision. The programme is intended to improve understanding of neurodiversity, help managers support neurodivergent colleagues, encourage inclusive leadership and workplace practices, and support employee wellbeing and retention. It is also intended to help the Trust meet its equality obligations and put reasonable adjustments into practice. The training and resources will serve the Trust and participating ambulance services across the United Kingdom. The procurement is for education and training services.

Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Post-Processing Software

Description: Support and licensing agreement for Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) Post-Processing Software system to be used in Radiology for calculation of stroke volume, ejection fraction, and end-diastolic and end-systolic volumes and masses of cardiac ventricles. * Measure of flow patterns, pulmonary vein and artery flow, Aortic size, and quantification of shunt sizes. * Display of cardiac perfusion with quantification * 2 and 4D flow * 3 D recons of vascular and cardiac structures The clinical specifics are that the system benefits workstreams with post processing in-depth calculations and diagnostics that ultimately benefit the patient healthcare. It also holds data that can be used for research purposes.

Summary: Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust intends to procure a cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) post-processing software package, with support and licensing, for use in its Radiology service in Cambridge. The system will process cardiac MRI data to calculate ventricular stroke volume, ejection fraction, end-diastolic and end-systolic volumes and masses. It will also measure flow patterns, pulmonary vein and artery flow, aortic size and shunt sizes; quantify cardiac perfusion; support 2D and 4D flow; and produce 3D reconstructions of vascular and cardiac structures. The software is intended to support detailed clinical calculations and diagnostics that benefit patient care, while also holding data for research use. This is a medical software and associated support service requirement.

Tree and Woodland Assessments for Cambridgeshire

Description: Cambridgeshire County Council is seeking a supplier to deliver a comprehensive programme of tree and woodland assessments across Cambridgeshire. The commission comprises two complementary work packages: (1) woodland condition assessments of CCC-owned woodland assets, including biodiversity, public access, timber potential and management recommendations; and (2) a countywide tree, woodland and hedgerow canopy assessment, including carbon stock and sequestration assessment, SEEA-aligned Natural Capital Accounts and strategic opportunity mapping. The outputs will support woodland management, climate action, nature recovery, natural capital assessment and future environmental investment across Cambridgeshire.

Summary: Cambridgeshire County Council is procuring forestry and environmental assessment services across Cambridgeshire. The work has two complementary parts: assessing the condition of the council’s woodlands, including biodiversity, public access, timber potential and management recommendations; and assessing tree, woodland and hedgerow canopy across the county. The countywide assessment also covers carbon storage and sequestration, natural capital accounts aligned with the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting, and mapping strategic opportunities. The results are intended to inform woodland management, climate action, nature recovery, natural capital assessment and future environmental investment. Delivery covers Cambridgeshire, including the areas identified in the procurement as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

Grounds maintenance

Description: Cottenham Parish Council is seeking a suitably experienced and reliable contractor to provide grounds maintenance, grass cutting and general village maintenance services throughout Cottenham, Cambridgeshire. The contract will include routine grass cutting across designated areas of the village, including specialist cutting regimes for ecological and biodiversity areas, and comprehensive grounds maintenance at Cottenham Recreation Ground. The Recreation Ground accommodates seasonal football and cricket pitches, children's playgrounds, a skatepark and a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA). It is also home to Cottenham Village Hall, the sports pavilion, a pre-school and a nursery facility. The contractor will be responsible for maintaining sports pitches to the standards required by the Parish Council, local sports clubs and their respective governing bodies. Works will include regular grass cutting, football pitch line marking, cricket outfield (read more...)

Summary: Cottenham Parish Council is seeking grounds maintenance services across Cottenham, Cambridgeshire, divided into three packages: maintenance of Cottenham Recreation Ground; grass cutting at village sites; and general village maintenance. Recreation Ground work covers football pitches, cricket facilities, playgrounds, the skatepark and other grassed areas, including pitch preparation, line marking and equipment safety checks. The grass-cutting package covers six sites, plus five areas with specialist regimes and some areas left uncut in May. Village maintenance includes open spaces, planting, hedges, noticeboards, bins, litter picking and bus shelters. Ecological areas require specialist cutting regimes. The work supports sports clubs, community facilities and residents, with schedules and methods coordinated around fixtures and site use.