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Cashless Parking

Description: The service enables users to pay for parking across all designated on street and off-street parking locations within both boroughs (Richmond & Wandsworth). *Please note that the contract term and contract value are indicative only. No final decisions have been made regarding the future delivery of these services. Please note that the Council advertises procurement opportunities on the e-sourcing platform Atamis. To login to the Supplier Portal provided by Atamis go to https://lb-wandsworth.my.site.com/ProSpend__eSourcing_Community_Registration?locale=uk, if you are already a registered user. Otherwise you can register by visiting https://lb-wandsworth.my.salesforce-sites.com/ProSpend__CS_PublicLandingPage?SearchType=Projects&searchStr=&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=.

Summary: The London Boroughs of Wandsworth and Richmond upon Thames intend to procure a cashless parking service. It will enable users to pay for parking at all designated on-street and off-street parking locations across both boroughs. This is a public service contract for parking services, covering delivery in London across Wandsworth and Richmond. The arrangement is being considered as a concession, so suppliers should be familiar with operating customer-facing payment services in a public parking environment. The named buyer is Wandsworth Council, with Richmond Council also participating. The scope is relevant to providers of cashless parking platforms, parking payment technology and associated operational services that can support multiple parking locations and public users across two London boroughs.

STG - Hepatitis C Vehicle Mobile Unit v2

Description: STG - Hepatitis C Vehicle Mobile Unit Conversion

Summary: St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring services to convert a vehicle into a mobile hepatitis C unit. The requirement covers vehicle conversion and reconditioning, fleet support, vans and mobile units, including mobile units on trailers, together with associated clinical products. It is a specialist healthcare and vehicle-conversion opportunity, aimed at creating a mobile clinical facility for hepatitis C services. The buying organisation is the NHS foundation trust, based in London. The work concerns the conversion and provision of a mobile unit rather than a general vehicle supply, so relevant suppliers are those able to combine vehicle engineering or conversion with the needs of a clinical operating environment.

SWLSTG NHS Tolworth Hospital Window Manifestations

Description: Design, supply, and installation of vinyl window manifestations at Tolworth Hospital redevelopment project.

Summary: South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust is procuring the design, supply and installation of vinyl window manifestations for the Tolworth Hospital redevelopment project in London. The requirement is a works contract covering glazing-related activity and the fitting of manifestations to hospital windows. The buyer is the NHS mental health trust responsible for the redevelopment. Delivery and installation will take place at Tolworth Hospital, although the procurement information identifies the wider location only as London. This opportunity is relevant to contractors that provide window manifestation design, manufacture or supply, and installation, particularly those able to deliver glazing works in a live healthcare redevelopment environment.

Cashless Parking

Description: The service enables users to pay for parking across all designated on street and off-street parking locations within both boroughs (Richmond & Wandsworth). *Please note that the contract term and contract value are indicative only. No final decisions have been made regarding the future delivery of these services. Please note that the Council advertises procurement opportunities on the e-sourcing platform Atamis. To login to the Supplier Portal provided by Atamis go to https://lb-wandsworth.my.site.com/ProSpend__eSourcing_Community_Registration?locale=uk, if you are already a registered user. Otherwise you can register by visiting https://lb-wandsworth.my.salesforce-sites.com/ProSpend__CS_PublicLandingPage?SearchType=Projects&searchStr=&sortStr=Recently+Published&page=1&filters=&County=.

Summary: The London Boroughs of Wandsworth and Richmond upon Thames intend to procure a cashless parking service. It will enable users to pay for parking at all designated on-street and off-street parking locations across both boroughs. This is a public service contract for parking services, covering delivery in London across Wandsworth and Richmond. The arrangement is being considered as a concession, so suppliers should be familiar with operating customer-facing payment services in a public parking environment. The named buyer is Wandsworth Council, with Richmond Council also participating. The scope is relevant to providers of cashless parking platforms, parking payment technology and associated operational services that can support multiple parking locations and public users across two London boroughs.

Cashless Parking

Description: The service enables users to pay for parking across all designated on street and off-street parking locations within both boroughs (Richmond & Wandsworth). *Please note that the contract term and contract value are indicative only. No final decisions have been made regarding the future delivery of these services.

Summary: The London Boroughs of Wandsworth and Richmond upon Thames intend to procure a cashless parking service. It will enable users to pay for parking at all designated on-street and off-street parking locations across both boroughs. This is a public service contract for parking services, covering delivery in London across Wandsworth and Richmond. The arrangement is being considered as a concession, so suppliers should be familiar with operating customer-facing payment services in a public parking environment. The named buyer is Wandsworth Council, with Richmond Council also participating. The scope is relevant to providers of cashless parking platforms, parking payment technology and associated operational services that can support multiple parking locations and public users across two London boroughs.

Wandsworth Waste Collection and Cleansing Services

Description: This notice relates to three service contracts within the Borough of Wandsworth. 1) Waste Collection, 2) Street Cleansing and 3) Estate Cleansing (interior & exterior). *Please note that the contract term and contract value are indicative only. No final decisions have been made regarding the future delivery of these services.

Summary: The London Borough of Wandsworth intends to procure waste collection and cleansing services across the London Borough of Wandsworth. The planned scope covers three service areas: household and other waste collection, street cleansing, and estate cleansing, including both interior and exterior areas. This is a services procurement covering refuse, waste-related activities, urban cleaning and sanitation. The council is considering how these services should be delivered in the future, and the current scope remains subject to development. The work will suit providers able to deliver borough-wide operational services across collection, public-realm cleansing and estate environments, potentially through one integrated service arrangement.

Safety Officers for the Helipad

Description: Provision of safety officers for the helipad

Summary: St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is procuring safety officer services for its hospital helipad. The requirement covers the provision of personnel responsible for helipad safety, including health and safety services, health and safety consultancy, safety consultancy and rescue services. Delivery is required in the United Kingdom. This is a public-sector healthcare opportunity for organisations able to provide operational safety cover in a helipad environment, with the associated advice, monitoring and rescue capability. The requirement is presented as a single package rather than separate service areas, so suppliers should be able to address the full combination of helipad safety officer provision and related safety and rescue activities.

STG - The Grove - Soft FM

Description: 3 year contract with the option to extend incrementally for a further 2 years

Summary: St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a supplier for soft facilities management at The Grove. The requirement covers building and facilities management services, together with repair and maintenance services for building installations. It is a services contract for work delivered in the United Kingdom, with the buyer based in London. The Trust intends to appoint one supplier to manage the entire requirement rather than divide it between multiple providers. This opportunity is therefore aimed at businesses able to provide an integrated facilities management service, including the coordination and delivery of building-related maintenance activities under a single contract. Suppliers should assess whether their operational coverage and service model can support the Trust's requirements across the contract location.

Lymphoedema Garments and Accessories

Description: The South West London Procurement Partnership on behalf of St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are looking to carry out a market engagement exercise in relation to the supply of lymphoedema garments and associated products to support patients with chronic oedema and lymphoedema. The contract start date for the proposed service is 1st April 2027. It is anticipated that the contract term will run for 3 years with an option to extend by an additional 2 years on a +1+1 basis. The purpose of the engagement is: *Provide an overview of the service, specification and requirements *Share proposed timelines and tender/ bidding process *Gain feedback from potential bidders around proposed plans *Test feasibility of the draft specification *Identify opportunities for improvement *Clarify any risks and/or barriers to (read more...)

Summary: St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, through the South West London Procurement Partnership, is buying lymphoedema garments and associated clinical products. The supplies will support patients with chronic oedema and lymphoedema. The requirement covers one procurement lot and is for goods rather than services or works. Delivery and use are associated with the Trust’s hospital service in London. This opportunity will suit manufacturers, specialist distributors and healthcare suppliers with an established range of compression or lymphoedema garments, fittings and related accessories. The requirement is aimed at supporting patient treatment, so suppliers should be able to provide products suitable for clinical use and for patients with chronic oedema or lymphoedema. The lot is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Lymphoedema Garments and Accessories

Description: The South West London Procurement Partnership on behalf of St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are looking to carry out a market engagement exercise in relation to the supply of lymphoedema garments and associated products to support patients with chronic oedema and lymphoedema. The contract start date for the proposed service is 1st April 2027. It is anticipated that the contract term will run for 3 years with an option to extend by an additional 2 years on a +1+1 basis. The purpose of the engagement is: *Provide an overview of the service, specification and requirements *Share proposed timelines and tender/ bidding process *Gain feedback from potential bidders around proposed plans *Test feasibility of the draft specification *Identify opportunities for improvement *Clarify any risks and/or barriers to (read more...)

Summary: St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, through the South West London Procurement Partnership, is buying lymphoedema garments and associated clinical products. The supplies will support patients with chronic oedema and lymphoedema. The requirement covers one procurement lot and is for goods rather than services or works. Delivery and use are associated with the Trust’s hospital service in London. This opportunity will suit manufacturers, specialist distributors and healthcare suppliers with an established range of compression or lymphoedema garments, fittings and related accessories. The requirement is aimed at supporting patient treatment, so suppliers should be able to provide products suitable for clinical use and for patients with chronic oedema or lymphoedema. The lot is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises.