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Advance Housing and Support - Provision of a Repairs Service

Description: Description of the procurement (UK4) The Authority is procuring contractors to deliver the following services to its homes, divided into nine geographical lots: responsive repairs, including an emergency and out-of-hours service; empty property (void) repairs; and planned maintenance and component replacement works (ad hoc). Lots Each lot has the same deliverables, so the same description can be used for all nine: Provision of responsive repairs (including an emergency and out-of-hours service), empty property (void) repairs, and planned maintenance / component replacement works within the lot area. Lot Lot title Lot area 1 Lot 1 - Lincolnshire, Nottingham and Derbyshire Lincolnshire, Nottingham and Derbyshire 2 Lot 2 - Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland 3 Lot 3 - Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and London Bedfordshire, (read more...)

Summary: Advance Housing and Support is seeking contractors to repair and maintain its homes. The work covers responsive repairs, including emergency and out-of-hours call-outs; repairs to empty properties between tenancies; and planned maintenance and replacement of building components on an ad hoc basis. This is a building repair and maintenance works contract, covering building installations (CPV 50700000). The requirement is divided into nine geographical areas: Lincolnshire, Nottingham and Derbyshire; Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland; Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and London; “Leaves”, Hampshire and East Dorset; Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire; Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and North Somerset; Staffordshire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands; Devon and Cornwall; and South Somerset, West Dorset and Wiltshire. Each area has the same service requirements.

Natural Flood Management Works - Watlington

Description: Natural Flood Management works, including leaky dams, overland flow management, scrapes and corner bunds. The scope of the works comprises site clearance, construction, completion of the works, health and safety file and defects rectification. The Contractor shall be deemed to be fully acquainted with the full extent and character of the work, as well as all local and site conditions and restrictions that may affect the works. Please refer to full suite of tender documents for further information.

Summary: South Oxfordshire District Council is seeking natural flood management works in Watlington, Oxfordshire, to help manage overland water flow and reduce flood risk. The works include leaky dams, overland flow management, scrapes and corner bunds. The contractor is responsible for site clearance, construction and completion, along with preparing the health and safety file and rectifying defects. The scope requires the contractor to account for the character of the work and local site conditions and restrictions. This is a civil engineering and flood-control works contract (CPV 45246000).

Design of H3AT Control Room

Description: The project involves the development of a dedicated Control Room environment to support H3AT operations. The design must consider Human Factors and Ergonomics, operator workflows, sightlines, accessibility, and future expansion requirements. Mandatory Scope The Contractor shall be responsible for: - Undertaking a detailed survey of the existing room and supporting infrastructure. - Developing the Control Room design, including layout options and the final recommended arrangement. - Undertaking Human Factors and Ergonomics assessments. - Assessing the existing electrical, lighting, HVAC and acoustic arrangements and identifying any modifications required to support the proposed design. - Specifying the Control Room furniture package. The furniture package requirements will include: - Six operator workstations. - One engineering workstation. - One security and communications workstation. - One office desk. - Seating, storage units and (read more...)

Summary: UK Atomic Energy Authority intends to commission the design of a dedicated H3AT control room to support its operations in Oxfordshire. The work covers a survey of the existing room and infrastructure, development of layout options and a recommended arrangement, and assessment of human factors, ergonomics, operator workflows, sightlines and accessibility. The design must allow for future expansion and consider any changes needed to electrical, lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and acoustics. The supplier will also design a bespoke furniture package: six operator workstations, an engineering workstation, a security and communications workstation, an office desk, seating, storage and cable management. Deliverables include survey and assessment reports, layout options, general arrangement drawings, furniture schedules and data sheets, a compliance matrix and site acceptance testing documentation.

T-119CM-26 Shield Integrity Testing Services - MRF Hot cells

Description: UKAEA is requesting a tender for services by contractor to provide a test plan for source locations, measurement locations, to perform measurements, and generate a report to validate shielding design principle, or identify defects in installation of MRF hot cell line.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is seeking a contractor to test the shielding integrity of the MRF hot-cell line. The work covers preparing a test plan that identifies source and measurement locations, carrying out measurements, and reporting whether the shielding design principles have been validated or whether installation defects have been found. This is a technical testing service for a nuclear research facility, rather than a supply of equipment or construction work. Delivery is associated with the Authority’s MRF hot cells at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire.

Radiological Dosimetry Service

Description: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is seeking the services of an Approved Dosimetry Service to undertake assessment and record keeping of radiation doses received by Classified and Non-Classified persons. Full details of the requirement along with the Invitation to Tender documents are available from the link in this notice.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority is procuring an approved radiation dosimetry service to assess and keep records of radiation doses received by classified and non-classified people. The requirement covers dosimetry and related radiation-protection work, including environmental safety services. Delivery is in the United Kingdom. The service is intended to provide the authority with professional assessment and reliable dose records for people exposed to radiation in the course of their work. The requirement is presented as a single package, rather than separate service lots, and is identified as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses. The authority is the buyer and is based at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire.

For the provision of THOR Electrical Power Distribution Equipment

Description: UKAEA is seeking to appoint an organisation to deliver electrical distribution equipment for the THOR project at UKAEA South Yorkshire (Rotherham). The requirement is for supply of an LV switchboard, protective devices, LV power cables, isolators, metering and associated installation consumables in accordance with the THOR Electrical Power Distribution BOQ.

Summary: UK Atomic Energy Authority is buying electrical power distribution equipment for the THOR project at its South Yorkshire site in Rotherham. The requirement covers a low-voltage switchboard, protective devices, low-voltage power cables, isolators, metering and associated installation consumables, supplied to the project’s bill of quantities. This is a goods procurement for electricity distribution and control equipment and power distribution cables (CPV 31200000 and 31320000). The equipment is intended for use at the Rotherham project site.

DLSITT1092 - Double Crystal Monochromator for Beamline K04 for Diamond Light Source

Description: Located on the Harwell Science & Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire, Diamond Light Source (DLS) is a leading-edge facility for science, engineering and innovation. DLS allows researchers from academia and industry to investigate the structure and behaviour of the world around us at the atomic and molecular level. To continue delivering the world-changing science that Diamond enables, the facility is being upgraded to Diamond-II, a co-ordinated programme of development that combines a major machine upgrade with new instruments and complementary improvements to optics, detectors, sample environment and delivery capabilities, and computing, as well as integrated and correlative methods. This will be transformative in speed and spatial resolution and will offer users streamlined access to enhanced instruments for life and physical sciences. The K04 beamline will be an ultra-high throughput (read more...)

Summary: Diamond Light Source Limited is procuring a double-crystal monochromator for its K04 beamline at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Didcot, Oxfordshire. The equipment is for an ultra-high-throughput macromolecular crystallography beamline supporting biological sample analysis and the XChem facility’s early-stage drug discovery work. The required system includes a horizontally deflecting, asymmetrically cut monochromator, three crystal sets, interfaces with the cooling system, vacuum equipment, crystal support and manipulation, and connections to beamline services. The scope covers design, manufacture, testing, delivery, installation and commissioning, with development in collaboration with Diamond’s engineers. This is specialist scientific instrumentation procurement, classified as X-ray devices (CPV 33111000).

Accommodation support service for individuals with multiple and complex needs who are experiencing homelessness

Description: Provision of an accommodation support service for individuals with multiple and complex needs who are experiencing homelessness

Summary: Oxford City Council is seeking an accommodation-based support service for people experiencing homelessness who have multiple and complex needs. The work combines social support with the provision of accommodation, rather than being a general housing supply contract. The service is to be delivered in Oxford. It is a social services procurement intended for people requiring support alongside accommodation; suppliers should assess their ability to deliver both elements as an integrated service.

THE HAULAGE AND RECYCLING OF GLASS PACKAGING COLLECTED ON BEHALF OF WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL

Description: West Oxfordshire District Council ("the Council") requires the provision of services for the collection, haulage, and recycling of approximately 1,800 tonnes per annum (TPA) of glass packaging material. The material will be made available at a designated Transfer Station in West Oxfordshire (currently Downs Road, Witney), which is operated and managed by the Council's appointed waste service contractor. The Council may, at its discretion, require the Contractor to manage an additional volume of up to 1,500 TPA, which should be priced as an optional element.

Summary: West Oxfordshire District Council is seeking a contractor to collect, haul and recycle glass packaging collected by the council. Around 1,800 tonnes a year will be made available at a designated transfer station in West Oxfordshire, currently Downs Road, Witney. The transfer station is operated and managed by the council’s appointed waste services contractor. The council may also require the successful contractor to manage an additional volume of up to 1,500 tonnes a year, priced as an optional element. This is a glass packaging recycling and haulage service, rather than a general waste collection contract, and is relevant to operators able to take material from the transfer station and arrange its onward transport and recycling.

Patent and Trade Mark Attorney Services and IP Search and Landscaping Services

Description: UKAEA is seeking to appoint a panel of patent attorney firms (maximum number of 2 patent firms) and Patent/IP Search provider (single provider) to provide high quality, professional and expert services relating to UKAEA's intellectual property portfolio.

Summary: The UK Atomic Energy Authority intends to procure specialist patent and trade mark attorney services, together with intellectual property search and landscaping services, to support its intellectual property portfolio. The work includes professional legal advice and representation on patents and trade marks, and searches and analysis to help map intellectual property. The Authority plans to appoint a panel of patent attorney firms alongside a provider of patent and intellectual property searches. The services are for the Authority, based at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire, and are described as covering the United Kingdom. This is a planned procurement: the Authority has set out its intention to buy these services, but has not yet invited suppliers to tender.