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VRU Learning Partner to Support Custody Based Intervention Programme

Description: The VRU is seeking to commission an independent Learning Partner to provide practical, evidence-informed support across its custody-based intervention programmes. The Learning Partner will adopt a hybrid approach, combining analysis of programme data and evidence with direct engagement with delivery teams to understand how services operate in practice and support continuous improvement. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-London:-Research-services./H34AT9PKX2 To respond to this opportunity, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/H34AT9PKX2

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime is seeking an independent learning partner for the Violence Reduction Unit’s custody-based intervention programmes. The work combines analysis of programme data and existing evidence with direct engagement with delivery teams, to understand how services operate in practice and support continuous improvement. This is research and evaluation support for services delivered in custody settings, rather than the delivery of the interventions themselves. The stated delivery location is the United Kingdom.

Video Analytics Capability

Description: Video Analytics Capability Requirements Overview The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to improve investigative outcomes by enhancing their review, analysis and management of CCTV video material. An AI-enabled Video Analytics capability to reduce manual review time, support investigations, and improve the way video evidence is turned into usable intelligence. The solution should: * maintain evidential integrity, enable interoperability, provide a scalable future-proof capability, and support lawful and ethical AI use. * support the rapid search, analysis and review large volumes of CCTV and digital evidence, improve investigative efficiency and reduce manual footage trawl time. * include video ingestion, analytics, evidential workflows and integration with future digital evidence management capabilities.

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, with the Metropolitan Police Service leading the work, intends to procure an AI-enabled video analytics capability to improve the review, analysis and management of CCTV footage and other digital evidence. The service is intended to help investigators search and analyse large volumes of material quickly, reduce manual footage review and turn video evidence into usable intelligence. The scope covers video ingestion, analytics and evidential workflows, with integration into future digital evidence management capabilities. The solution is expected to protect evidential integrity, interoperate with relevant systems, scale for future needs and support lawful and ethical use of AI. The work is for policing in the United Kingdom.

Video Analytics Capability

Description: Video Analytics Capability Requirements Overview The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is seeking to improve investigative outcomes by enhancing their review, analysis and management of CCTV video material. An AI-enabled Video Analytics capability to reduce manual review time, support investigations, and improve the way video evidence is turned into usable intelligence. The solution should: * maintain evidential integrity, enable interoperability, provide a scalable future-proof capability, and support lawful and ethical AI use. * support the rapid search, analysis and review large volumes of CCTV and digital evidence, improve investigative efficiency and reduce manual footage trawl time. * include video ingestion, analytics, evidential workflows and integration with future digital evidence management capabilities.

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, with the Metropolitan Police Service leading the work, intends to procure an AI-enabled video analytics capability to improve the review, analysis and management of CCTV footage and other digital evidence. The service is intended to help investigators search and analyse large volumes of material quickly, reduce manual footage review and turn video evidence into usable intelligence. The scope covers video ingestion, analytics and evidential workflows, with integration into future digital evidence management capabilities. The solution is expected to protect evidential integrity, interoperate with relevant systems, scale for future needs and support lawful and ethical use of AI. The work is for policing in the United Kingdom.

Fracture Clinic-Heating and Ventilation

Description: The Contractor shall provide all labour, plant, materials, access equipment, supervision, testing, commissioning and associated attendance necessary to complete the ventilation and local extract ventilation works to the two plaster rooms. The works are intended to provide compliant local dust extraction to the plaster room activities together with the associated make-up/supply and extract ventilation required for the systems to operate correctly. The existing installation and proposed routes shall be validated before final installation arrangements are confirmed.

Summary: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is buying ventilation installation works for two plaster rooms at its fracture clinic in Southwark, London. The contractor is to provide the labour, equipment, materials, access equipment, supervision, testing, commissioning and attendance needed to complete ventilation and local extract ventilation. The purpose is to provide compliant dust extraction for plaster-room activities, together with the make-up air supply and general extract ventilation needed for the systems to work correctly. The existing installation and proposed routes must be checked and validated before final installation arrangements are confirmed. This is a building-services works contract, specifically ventilation installation work (CPV 45331210).

Fracture Clinic-Heating and Ventilation

Description: The Contractor shall provide all labour, plant, materials, access equipment, supervision, testing, commissioning and associated attendance necessary to complete the ventilation and local extract ventilation works to the two plaster rooms. The works are intended to provide compliant local dust extraction to the plaster room activities together with the associated make-up/supply and extract ventilation required for the systems to operate correctly. The existing installation and proposed routes shall be validated before final installation arrangements are confirmed.

Summary: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is buying ventilation installation works for two plaster rooms at its fracture clinic in Southwark, London. The contractor is to provide the labour, equipment, materials, access equipment, supervision, testing, commissioning and attendance needed to complete ventilation and local extract ventilation. The purpose is to provide compliant dust extraction for plaster-room activities, together with the make-up air supply and general extract ventilation needed for the systems to work correctly. The existing installation and proposed routes must be checked and validated before final installation arrangements are confirmed. This is a building-services works contract, specifically ventilation installation work (CPV 45331210).

Economic Independence for Victims and Survivors of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

Description: The Service aims to support survivors of VAWG in London recover from economic abuse; economically re-stabilise following abuse and move towards long term economic independence through education, training and employment including support and advice around self-employment and entrepreneurship. The Service will: *Support survivors to recover from economic abuse and reduce their risk of harm. *Build capability in identifying and responding to economic abuse across the London workforce to support and benefit both employers and survivors. *Ensure survivors are aware of and supported to apply for any short term or emergency funding and support that will allow them to re-stabilise following economic abuse. *Support survivors to improve their financial literacy. *Work with survivors to move towards education, training and employment goals, including self-employment and entrepreneurship, to support their economic (read more...)

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) is commissioning a London-wide support service for victims and survivors of violence against women and girls (VAWG), focused on economic abuse and economic independence. The service is intended to help survivors recover from economic abuse, reduce risk of harm and regain financial stability. It will offer support to access emergency or short-term funding, improve financial literacy, and progress towards education, training and employment, including self-employment and entrepreneurship. The provider will also build the capability of London’s workforce to identify and respond to economic abuse, benefiting both employers and survivors. This is a health and social work service, delivered in London, for people affected by VAWG and the organisations and employers supporting them.

Pro Active Care for Mature Neighbourhood System

Description: The Trust is exploring a proactive care service to identify patients at rising risk earlier and provide timely support, with the aim of improving outcomes, maintaining independent living and reducing avoidable deterioration. Through this market engagement exercise, the Trust is seeking to understand the range of service delivery approaches available. The estimated contract value and contract term have been recorded as zero as placeholders, as both are yet to be determined. The anticipated value and duration will be informed by the market engagement exercise, should the Trust subsequently decide to procure. For further information and supporting documentation, please contact Charlotte.Facer3@nhs.uk

Summary: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is exploring a proactive care service for patients in mature neighbourhoods. The service would identify people whose health is becoming riskier and provide timely support, with the aims of improving outcomes, helping people maintain independent living and preventing avoidable deterioration. This is a health services requirement, with delivery locations in London. The Trust is using market engagement to understand the range of service delivery approaches available before deciding whether to proceed with a procurement. Providers with experience designing or delivering proactive, preventative care for people at rising health risk may find the service area relevant.

Small Tracking Parabolic Dish PME

Description: Ofcom are keen to engage with suppliers with the appropriate expertise to supply a suitable small parabolic dish. Ofcom are replacing an end-of-life pedestal and controller with a small 90cm parabolic dish installed at our monitoring site in Baldock. Ofcom plan to reinstate this capability with an updated pedestal and parabolic dish measurement system, whilst retaining the capabilities of the current equipment. The system needs to be controllable through software or an online GUI and able to measure and track selected satellites for example using TLE data. The purpose of this preliminary market engagement exercise is to elicit input from suppliers enabling us to understand and evaluate the different options and solutions available to enable Ofcom to enhance and further develop its satellite monitoring and interference detection capability. (read more...)

Summary: Ofcom intends to replace an end-of-life pedestal and controller with a small parabolic satellite dish system at its monitoring site in Baldock. The requirement is for a 90 cm dish, an updated pedestal and measurement system, while retaining the current equipment’s capabilities. The system must be controllable through software or an online graphical interface and able to measure and track selected satellites, for example using TLE data. The equipment will support Ofcom’s satellite monitoring and interference detection capability. This is a goods requirement for satellite dishes and related satellite communications equipment, with delivery and installation at Baldock. Ofcom is seeking supplier input on the options and solutions available before shaping a future procurement.

Economic Independence for Victims and Survivors of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

Description: The Service aims to support survivors of VAWG in London recover from economic abuse; economically re-stabilise following abuse and move towards long term economic independence through education, training and employment including support and advice around self-employment and entrepreneurship. The Service will: *Support survivors to recover from economic abuse and reduce their risk of harm. *Build capability in identifying and responding to economic abuse across the London workforce to support and benefit both employers and survivors. *Ensure survivors are aware of and supported to apply for any short term or emergency funding and support that will allow them to re-stabilise following economic abuse. *Support survivors to improve their financial literacy. *Work with survivors to move towards education, training and employment goals, including self-employment and entrepreneurship, to support their economic (read more...)

Summary: The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) is commissioning a London-wide support service for victims and survivors of violence against women and girls (VAWG), focused on economic abuse and economic independence. The service is intended to help survivors recover from economic abuse, reduce risk of harm and regain financial stability. It will offer support to access emergency or short-term funding, improve financial literacy, and progress towards education, training and employment, including self-employment and entrepreneurship. The provider will also build the capability of London’s workforce to identify and respond to economic abuse, benefiting both employers and survivors. This is a health and social work service, delivered in London, for people affected by VAWG and the organisations and employers supporting them.

Clerk of Work Services

Description: The Trust Guy's and St Thomas' is among the UK's busiest and most successful NHS foundation trusts. The Trust provides a full range of hospital and community services for people in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham, as well as specialist care for patients from further afield including cancer, renal, orthopaedic and cardiovascular services. The Trust has the following locations: * Guy's Hospital * St Thomas' hospital * Evelina Children's Hospital * Royal Brompton Hospital * Harefield Hospital * Plus, a number of community-based sites. * Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals provide specialist heart and lung services across the country. * Guy's is home to the largest dental school in Europe and a state-of-the-art cancer centre. * As part of our commitment to provide care closer to home, we also (read more...)

Summary: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust plans to procure Clerk of Works services to support Essentia’s project and programme managers in delivering the Trust’s capital-funded construction programme. The work covers construction supervision across St Thomas’ Hospital, Guy’s Hospital, Royal Brompton Hospital and Harefield Hospital, as well as projects ranging from refurbishment and redevelopment of clinical and non-clinical areas to new buildings. The Trust’s programme includes hospital and community healthcare facilities, with projects serving local patients and specialist services. The work is construction-related services, including construction supervision and management. The buyer is Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, through its estates arm, Essentia.