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Lift Maintenance Richmond and Wandsworth Councils (Housing and Operational Buildings)

Description: Lift Maintenance for Wandsworth Council Housing and Richmond and Wandsworth Operational Buildings (3 lots)

Summary: Richmond and Wandsworth councils are procuring lift maintenance services for Wandsworth Council housing and operational buildings used by both councils, across three lots. The housing work is divided between central/eastern Wandsworth and southern/western areas covering Richmond and Wandsworth; the third lot covers operational buildings in both boroughs. The requirement is for ongoing maintenance of lifts across these housing and public-sector building portfolios. The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is the named buyer, alongside the London Borough of Wandsworth in the joint procurement. The service category is lift maintenance (CPV 50750000).

Palm House Conservation Package

Description: Appointment of a Principal Contractor to deliver conservation, refurbishment, and accessibility works to the Grade I listed Palm House within the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Kew. * Scope of Works: Conservation and refurbishment of the historic Palm House structure and associated elements, including glazing replacement, wrought/cast ironwork conservation, historic ventilation system overhaul, stonework/dado repairs, rainwater goods restoration, accessibility enhancements, internal alterations, M&E works, and related enabling works. * Operating Environment: Delivered within a live operational environment of international heritage significance, requiring meticulous coordination with site visitors, staff, living collections, and ongoing garden operations and maintenance. * Package Boundaries: Excludes separate decarbonisation and landscaping packages, which will be procured under separate standalone contracts. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing portal at: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/tenders/UK-UK-Richmond:-Building-construction-work./D47WHXCKR6 To respond (read more...)

Summary: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is seeking a principal contractor for conservation, refurbishment and accessibility works to the Grade I listed Palm House at Kew, within the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The package covers the historic structure and associated elements: replacing glazing; conserving wrought and cast ironwork; overhauling the historic ventilation system; repairing stonework and dado; restoring rainwater goods; accessibility improvements, internal alterations, mechanical and electrical works, and enabling works. The work is in Richmond and must be coordinated with visitors, staff, living collections and ongoing garden operations in an operational heritage setting. Decarbonisation and landscaping are separate packages and are outside this contract. This is a building construction project, with the emphasis on specialist work to a historic glasshouse rather than general new-build construction.

Tender for the Provision of Hounslow Homecare Services and Carers Short Breaks

Description: The London Borough of Hounslow is a diverse and growing community in west London, with residents speaking over 188 different languages. Our population is increasing and living longer and, alongside rising levels of long-term conditions and dementia, demand for adult social care is both growing and becoming more complex. This contract is for the provision of home care services and carers' short breaks for residents aged 18 and over who have non-complex needs and are ordinarily resident within the London Borough of Hounslow (LBH). The service is jointly commissioned by the Authority and the West and North London ICB. The core purpose of the service is to enable people to live healthier, more independent lives by giving them greater choice and control over their care and support, maximising (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Hounslow is commissioning homecare services and short breaks for unpaid carers, jointly with NHS North West London Integrated Care Board. The service is for residents aged 18 and over who live in Hounslow and have non-complex care needs. Homecare is intended to help people live more independently, exercise choice and control over support, and strengthen their social and community networks. Carers’ short breaks are planned respite to support carers’ wellbeing and help them continue caring. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for residents of the London Borough of Hounslow, in west London.

Tender for the Provision of Hounslow Homecare Services and Carers Short Breaks

Description: The London Borough of Hounslow is a diverse and growing community in west London, with residents speaking over 188 different languages. Our population is increasing and living longer and, alongside rising levels of long-term conditions and dementia, demand for adult social care is both growing and becoming more complex. This contract is for the provision of home care services and carers' short breaks for residents aged 18 and over who have non-complex needs and are ordinarily resident within the London Borough of Hounslow (LBH). The service is jointly commissioned by the Authority and the West and North London ICB. The core purpose of the service is to enable people to live healthier, more independent lives by giving them greater choice and control over their care and support, maximising (read more...)

Summary: London Borough of Hounslow is commissioning homecare services and short breaks for unpaid carers, jointly with NHS North West London Integrated Care Board. The service is for residents aged 18 and over who live in Hounslow and have non-complex care needs. Homecare is intended to help people live more independently, exercise choice and control over support, and strengthen their social and community networks. Carers’ short breaks are planned respite to support carers’ wellbeing and help them continue caring. The work falls within health and social care services. Delivery is for residents of the London Borough of Hounslow, in west London.

Design of Three Playgrounds

Description: The London Borough of Hounslow is seeking an experienced provider to deliver the following: - Complete design process from RIBA 1-4 for all three playgrounds, with a full proposal / RIBA 4 report for the release of construction funding at the end of stage 4. - Contract Administration services through to RIBA 6. Beaversfield Park is a medium-sized park in the centre of the borough (TW4 7JQ). Bear Road is a small park in Feltham (TW13 6RA), there is currently a playground on site, but it requires significant refresh. Crane Park is a large riverside park in Feltham (TW13 5QX). For further details please refer to the tender documents which can be accessed via the London tenders portal on the following link https://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=d9da6815-5fa3-f011-813a-005056b64545

Summary: The London Borough of Hounslow is seeking a provider to design three playgrounds and provide contract administration. The design work covers RIBA stages 1–4 for Beaversfield Park, Bear Road and Crane Park, including a full proposal and RIBA 4 report to support the release of construction funding. Contract administration is required through RIBA stage 6. Beaversfield Park is a medium-sized park in central Hounslow; Bear Road is a small park in Feltham where the existing playground needs significant renewal; Crane Park is a large riverside park in Feltham. This is a landscape architecture and urban planning services requirement, with the work at the three parks in the London Borough of Hounslow.

Manual RF cryogenic probe station with four RF probe arms and cryogen-free operation

Description: NPL require a RF cryogenic probe station with four installed RF probe arms. The system must support cryogen-free operation using a closed cycle refrigerator. The base temperature must not exceed 5.5 K, and the temperature must be controllable from 6 K to 350 K. The system must support RF measurements from DC to 40 GHz using groundsignal- ground (GSG) probes. The system must accommodate samples with a diameter of at least 2 inches. Vibration at the sample stage must be less than 1 micrometre. The system must include all necessary components, including a turbomolecular pumping system, a microscope with a zoom ratio of at least 12:1, probes, and a calibration substrate. The supplier must install and verify the system and provide user training.

Summary: NPL Management Limited intends to buy a manual radio-frequency cryogenic probe station for its facility in Teddington. The system must have four installed RF probe arms and operate without liquid cryogens, using a closed-cycle refrigerator. It must reach a base temperature no higher than 5.5 K and allow temperature control from 6 K to 350 K. RF measurements must cover DC to 40 GHz using ground-signal-ground probes, and the station must accommodate samples at least two inches in diameter, with sample-stage vibration below one micrometre. The supply includes a turbomolecular pumping system, microscope with at least 12:1 zoom, probes and calibration substrate. The supplier is also expected to install and verify the equipment and train users.

Manual RF cryogenic probe station with four RF probe arms and cryogen-free operation

Description: NPL require a RF cryogenic probe station with four installed RF probe arms. The system must support cryogen-free operation using a closed-cycle refrigerator. The base temperature must not exceed 5.5 K, and the temperature must be controllable from 6 K to 350 K. The system must support RF measurements from DC to 40 GHz using ground-signal-ground (GSG) probes. The system must accommodate samples with a diameter of at least 2 inches. Vibration at the sample stage must be less than 1 micrometre. The system must include all necessary components, including a turbomolecular pumping system, a microscope with a zoom ratio of at least 12:1, probes, and a calibration substrate. The supplier must install and verify the system and provide user training.

Summary: NPL Management Limited intends to buy a manual radio-frequency cryogenic probe station for its facility in Teddington. The system must have four installed RF probe arms and operate without liquid cryogens, using a closed-cycle refrigerator. It must reach a base temperature no higher than 5.5 K and allow temperature control from 6 K to 350 K. RF measurements must cover DC to 40 GHz using ground-signal-ground probes, and the station must accommodate samples at least two inches in diameter, with sample-stage vibration below one micrometre. The supply includes a turbomolecular pumping system, microscope with at least 12:1 zoom, probes and calibration substrate. The supplier is also expected to install and verify the equipment and train users.

LEGISLATION PRINT PUBLISHING CONTRACT

Description: The purpose of this Procurement Process is for The National Archives (TNA) to select a Print Publishing Supplier to deliver its Legislation Print Publishing Contract. The intention is to award the Contract for an initial period 2 years, with options to extend for three further periods of up to twelve months each (2+1+1+1). The attached Invitation to Tender document gives an overview of the print publishing requirements and should be read in conjunction with Annexes 1 - 4, which provide more information about what is printed and why. If you require access to them, please contact us at procurement@nationalarchives.gov.uk We estimate the maximum contract value over the whole contract term (i.e. 5 years) to be circa PS4,200,000 (inc. VAT). The Print Publishing Supplier will operate the print publishing (read more...)

Summary: The National Archives is seeking a supplier to print and publish legislation and related material, including associated documents, annual bound volumes of legislation and legislative effects, Chronological Tables and correction slips. The supplier will manage all print production and make printed items available for sale. The service also covers order fulfilment and customer service, including taking payments, handling enquiries and complaints, dispatch and record keeping. For online publishing fees charged to government departments, the supplier will administer invoicing and payment follow-up, transfer collected fees to The National Archives and report overdue invoices; online publishing itself is outside the contract. Delivery is across the United Kingdom. This is a print publishing and associated fulfilment service for a central government organisation.

Replacement Engineering MRP/ERP Platform

Description: NPL Engineering requires a manufacturing-focused MRP solution with selected ERP functionality to support its Engineering-to-Order (ETO) operating model, replacing the current JAVELIN system which has been in service for approximately ten years. The solution will provide end-to-end support for engineering activities including customer engagement, estimating, resource planning, work order management, material control, production planning, manufacturing execution, quality management, invoicing, reporting and performance monitoring. The solution must support both manufacturing and non-manufacturing engineering activities through a common work-order-based framework and provide appropriate integration with existing corporate and engineering systems. NPL is seeking a modern, scalable and supported platform which will improve operational visibility, workflow control, delivery performance, cost management and customer engagement whilst supporting future engineering business requirements Estimated budget for implementation costs: suppliers to provide costs based on (read more...)

Summary: NPL Management Limited is planning to replace the JAVELIN system used by its Engineering team, which has been in service for approximately ten years. It seeks a manufacturing-focused material requirements planning (MRP) platform with selected enterprise resource planning (ERP) functions, supporting an Engineering-to-Order operating model. The software is intended to cover the engineering workflow from customer engagement and estimating through resource planning, work orders, materials, production, manufacturing execution, quality management, invoicing, reporting and performance monitoring. It must support manufacturing and non-manufacturing engineering through a shared work-order framework and integrate with existing corporate and engineering systems. The platform will serve the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington, with delivery in the United Kingdom.

AfC Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information Advice and Support Services (SENDIASS)

Description: The Special Education Needs Advice and Service (SENDIASS) in Kingston and Richmond offers impartial advice and support across a wide range of subjects. This may include help with personal budgets and how to use the Local Offer plus: support with understanding reports and letters, attending meetings and preparing for assessments and reviews information and signposting to support services in your area support with Transition and Preparing for Adulthood support with and signposting to mediation advice and support on benefits

Summary: Achieving for Children is seeking a provider for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support Services (SENDIASS) for families in Kingston upon Thames and Richmond. The service offers impartial advice and support on a range of issues, including personal budgets and using the Local Offer; understanding reports and letters; preparing for assessments and reviews and attending meetings; information about local support services; transition to adulthood; mediation; and benefits. Delivery covers the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames and the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. This is a specialist advice and support service for people dealing with SEND-related assessments, services and entitlements.