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Refurbishment of Cromer Pier Theatre Auditorium

Description: North Norfolk District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to undertake refurbishment works at the Cromer Pier Theatre Auditorium. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Cromer:-Refurbishment-work./35A4DDK62B To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/35A4DDK62B

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is seeking a contractor to refurbish the auditorium at Cromer Pier Theatre. The work is a building refurbishment project, covering the theatre auditorium; the procurement description does not give a more detailed breakdown of the works. Delivery is in Cromer, Norfolk. The council is the buyer, with Public Sector Partnership Services Limited facilitating the procurement. This is a single package of works, rather than a set of separately described service or supply requirements. The stated purpose is to refurbish the theatre auditorium.

North Wooton Pump and Pre-Cast Concrete Units Supply

Description: This procurement covers the design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of two pumps and pre-cast concrete units (PCCU) that form the pump sump, support and inlet structure for the new pumping station for the North Wootton pumping station replacement project. The value is estimated at circa PS390,000 total. These figures are exclusive of VAT. The pumps will have high efficiency, low maintenance requirements and will deliver a broad range of flow rates at their design heads. The pumps will provide safe passage for eels and fish and deliver a Best Achievable Eel Protection (BAEP) solution that reduces the killing and injury of fish, improving downstream passage. The requirement is: The design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of pumps for North Wootton pumping station. This includes Design, (read more...)

Summary: King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board is buying the design, manufacture, fabrication, testing, supply and delivery of two pumps and pre-cast concrete units for the sump, support and inlet structure at the replacement North Wootton pumping station. The pumps must provide high efficiency, low maintenance and a broad range of flow rates at their design heads, while allowing safe passage for eels and fish and reducing fish injury and deaths. The supply also includes information for the project’s health and safety file and operations and maintenance manual. The Water Management Alliance oversees the procurement for the Board, with Turner & Townsend as procurement adviser. Delivery is in Norfolk, at North Wootton.

Refurbishment of The Cedars, North Walsham and Reconstruction of the associated Boundary Wall

Description: North Norfolk District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to refurbish The Cedars - a Grade II listed building located within North Walsham Conservation Area, together with the reconstruction of a historic boundary wall within the site's curtilage. The Council has elected to reserve this competition to suppliers that are based within the administrative area of Norfolk. For the purposes of this procurement, a supplier will be considered "based within" the reserved area where it has substantive business operations within that area. Suppliers that do not meet this eligibility requirement will not be considered further in this procurement process.

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is seeking a contractor to refurbish The Cedars, a Grade II listed building in North Walsham, and reconstruct the historic boundary wall within the site. The work is located within North Walsham Conservation Area, in Norfolk. This is a building refurbishment and reconstruction project, rather than a supply contract or ongoing service. The scope combines work to an existing heritage building with rebuilding its associated boundary wall. Public Sector Partnership Services Limited is facilitating the procurement for the Council. The requirement is suited to firms working in building refurbishment and construction, particularly those able to deliver both building works and boundary-wall reconstruction as part of a single project.

QEHKL240 Fire Compartmentation Works

Description: QEHKL240 Fire Compartmentation Works @ QEH

Summary: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust is procuring fire compartmentation works at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn. The work is classified as fireproofing and building services (CPV 45343100). It is a services requirement focused on fire compartmentation at the hospital; the notice gives no further breakdown of the work’s tasks or locations within the site.

IoT Devices for Insight into Freebridge Homes

Description: Freebridge Community Housing is seeking to procure an Internet of Things (IoT) environmental sensor solution to support the proactive identification, monitoring, and management of damp, mould, and condensation (DMC) risks across our stock portfolio. Please note this is a pilot of indicative 100-300 properties, going into Phase 1 with an indicative additional 300-700 properties & Phase 2 with an indicative scalable expansion subject to funding of 1,000 - 3,000 properties. Phasing will enable Freebridge to evaluate the effectiveness, usability, and value of the proposed solution before making any decisions regarding wider deployment. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-King%27s-Lynn:-Telemetry-equipment./EST4BFRN95 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/EST4BFRN95

Summary: Freebridge Community Housing Limited is procuring an Internet of Things (IoT) environmental sensor service to identify, monitor and manage damp, mould and condensation risks across its homes. The solution is expected to combine environmental sensors and telemetry with data collection, analysis and management, software and related information systems. Installation, communications and data transmission, and equipment maintenance are also within the described requirement. Delivery is across Freebridge’s housing stock in King’s Lynn, England. The work is intended to give the housing provider insight into environmental conditions in its properties and support proactive management of damp and mould risks. The procurement is structured as one lot, covering the integrated solution rather than separate lots for devices, software or services.

Hicom Twinkle _ Software Licence

Description: Annual Software Licence - Hicom (Twinkle) Paediatric Diabetes Management System - 6 Concurrent users and technical support

Summary: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust procured an annual software licence and technical support for Hicom Twinkle, its paediatric diabetes management system. The requirement covers six concurrent users and continued access to the system, supporting the Trust’s management of paediatric diabetes care. This is a healthcare software and support service, rather than a purchase of hospital services. The named buyer is the NHS Foundation Trust in King’s Lynn, Norfolk. The procurement relates to one requirement; the published description identifies the software, user capacity and support, but does not break the work into separate service components. Hicom Technology Limited supplies the system under the resulting contract.

Cromer Pier Substructure Repairs and Pile Base Repairs

Description: North Norfolk District Council are undertaking work to Cromer Pier. Please contact procurement@pspsl.co.uk referring to this project. By doing so, you will be sent two documents (Pile Encasement Works Introduction and Substructure Repairs Works Introduction) that provide initial details of these projects. The purpose of the PME is to warm interested contractors up to this upcoming opportunity. For clarity, the Council intends to undertake a tender process as 2 separate lots, whereby contractors can bid for one, or both, lots.

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is planning engineering and construction works to repair the substructure and pile bases of Cromer Pier. The project concerns two related work packages: pile encasement works and substructure repairs works. The Council expects these to be procured as separate lots, allowing contractors to pursue either package or both. The work will be delivered at Cromer Pier in Cromer, Norfolk. This is a construction project rather than a supply or routine services contract, and is suited to firms specialising in marine, coastal or structural repair works where the relevant experience covers pier substructures, piles and associated construction activity.

Refurbishment of The Cedars, North Walsham and Reconstruction of the associated Boundary Wall

Description: North Norfolk District Council (the Council) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified contractor to refurbish The Cedars - a Grade II listed building located within North Walsham Conservation Area, together with the reconstruction of a historic boundary wall within the site's curtilage. The Council has elected to reserve this competition to suppliers that are based within the administrative area of Norfolk. For the purposes of this procurement, a supplier will be considered "based within" the reserved area where it has substantive business operations within that area. Suppliers that do not meet this eligibility requirement will not be considered further in this procurement process. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Cromer:-Refurbishment-work./M4F3FWDNEY To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/M4F3FWDNEY

Summary: North Norfolk District Council is seeking a contractor to refurbish The Cedars, a Grade II listed building in North Walsham, and reconstruct the historic boundary wall within the site. The work is located within North Walsham Conservation Area, in Norfolk. This is a building refurbishment and reconstruction project, rather than a supply contract or ongoing service. The scope combines work to an existing heritage building with rebuilding its associated boundary wall. Public Sector Partnership Services Limited is facilitating the procurement for the Council. The requirement is suited to firms working in building refurbishment and construction, particularly those able to deliver both building works and boundary-wall reconstruction as part of a single project.

North Wooton Pump and Pre-Cast Concrete Units Supply

Description: This procurement covers the design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of two pumps and pre-cast concrete units (PCCU) that form the pump sump, support and inlet structure for the new pumping station for the North Wootton pumping station replacement project. The value is estimated at circa PS390,000 total. These figures are exclusive of VAT. The pumps will have high efficiency, low maintenance requirements and will deliver a broad range of flow rates at their design heads. The pumps will provide safe passage for eels and fish and deliver a Best Achievable Eel Protection (BAEP) solution that reduces the killing and injury of fish, improving downstream passage. The requirement is: The design, manufacture, fabrication, providing, supplying and delivery of pumps for North Wootton pumping station. This includes Design, (read more...)

Summary: King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board is buying the design, manufacture, fabrication, testing, supply and delivery of two pumps and pre-cast concrete units for the sump, support and inlet structure at the replacement North Wootton pumping station. The pumps must provide high efficiency, low maintenance and a broad range of flow rates at their design heads, while allowing safe passage for eels and fish and reducing fish injury and deaths. The supply also includes information for the project’s health and safety file and operations and maintenance manual. The Water Management Alliance oversees the procurement for the Board, with Turner & Townsend as procurement adviser. Delivery is in Norfolk, at North Wootton.

Upper Thurne Package 3 Construction Works

Description: Broads IDB is planning to procure a Contractor for the design and construction of 2 x pumping stations and one culvert, namely Horse Fen pumping station and Somerton South pumping station and Somerton culvert. Each of these sites has an existing asset which will need to be decommissioned. Design for all sites principally consists of tasks as follows:- - Telemetry system - External lighting - Functional Design Specification and Human Machine Interface displays - Sensors and monitoring equipment - Stop log systems and non return gates valves, non return flap valves, penstocks and flow meters - Ducting and draw pits - Precast Concrete Components (outfall structures, pump support slabs and kiosk bases) - Motor Control Centre (MCC), kiosk trench support system and full electrical system design - Control (read more...)

Summary: The Broads (2006) Internal Drainage Board is planning construction works for the Upper Thurne Package 3 scheme. The requirement covers the design and construction of two pumping stations—Horse Fen and Somerton South—and Somerton culvert. Existing assets at all three sites will need to be decommissioned. The works include telemetry, lighting, control systems, human-machine interfaces, sensors, monitoring equipment, stop logs, non-return and flap valves, penstocks, flow meters, ducting, draw pits and precast concrete structures. They also include motor control centres, electrical systems, control kiosks with heating, ventilation and air conditioning, fire and intruder alarms, and temporary works with the necessary permissions and consents. The Water Management Alliance will oversee delivery for the Board, supported by Turner & Townsend.