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Targeted Catchment Investigation and CCTV & Cleaning

Description: Lot 1 - Targeted Catchment Investigations (TCI) This lot covers the delivery of Targeted Catchment Investigations (TCIs) across Thames Water's wastewater network to identify and reduce the risk of sewer blockages, pollution incidents, sewer flooding and customer service disruption. Suppliers will be required to undertake investigations within defined catchment areas identified by Thames Water. Activities may include sewer and manhole inspections, sewer cleaning, CCTV surveys, identification of root causes of network issues, delivery of first time-fix activities where appropriate, and the development of recommendations for follow-on works. Suppliers will be responsible for providing all labour, vehicles, equipment and associated resources necessary to deliver the services, together with the collection and submission of inspection data, CCTV records, photographs and other required outputs. The framework will operate across the Thames (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is procuring sewer investigation, CCTV inspection and cleaning services for its wastewater network across London and South East England. Two lots are available. Targeted Catchment Investigation Services will investigate defined catchment areas to identify and reduce sewer blockages, pollution incidents, flooding and customer disruption. Work can include sewer and manhole inspections, cleaning, CCTV surveys, root-cause analysis, first-time fixes and recommendations for follow-on work. CCTV & Cleaning covers planned and reactive sewer cleaning, CCTV investigations, flow management, waste disposal, defect coding, emergency response and pollution escalations. Suppliers must provide the labour, vehicles, plant, equipment, permits, licences, traffic management and records needed for delivery on public highways, private land and other locations.

Travel Management, Meetings & Events Services

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) exercise is to engage with the market to understand current supplier capability, market developments and potential approaches to the delivery of travel management services. SUPC is seeking to gather information to help inform the scope, lotting structure, commercial model and service requirements of the proposed framework, including the potential provision of business travel, student travel, meetings and events, and associated services. The proposed framework will provide higher and further education institutions and other public sector organisations with access to a range of travel management services. The final scope and lotting structure will be informed by member requirements, supplier engagement and wider market intelligence. Information gathered through this exercise will help SUPC to develop the procurement strategy and specification. The PME (read more...)

Summary: Southern Universities Management Services (SUMS), through the Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium, is planning a UK-wide framework for travel management, meetings and events services. The requirement is expected to cover business travel, student travel, hotel, meeting and conference arrangements, travel agency services, event services and related support. The framework is intended to give higher and further education institutions and other public sector organisations access to these services. Potential users include universities, schools and colleges, government departments, local authorities, charities, housing associations and NHS trusts. The final scope and lotting structure will be shaped by member requirements and supplier engagement. This is a national service requirement, with delivery across the United Kingdom, and is classified primarily as travel management services.

FW - Services - Supply & Maintenance of Electronic Key Safes - Multi Site - 1234

Description: Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (Distribution and Transmission) intends to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply, delivery and installation of cabinet solution. This will include; integration with PAC access control systems, commissioning, maintenance and support services. SEN Distribution intends to replace 18 existing electronic key management cabinets that have reached end of life and are no longer supported, together with the installation of a further 4 new cabinets. SSEN Transmission has identified a requirement to deploy a new electronic key management solution across approximately 150 operational sites. The objective of this procurement is to establish a secure, cloud-based electronic key management solution that enables the safe storage, control and audit of keys used by Distribution and Transmission Engineering teams. The solution must integrate seamlessly with SSEN's existing (read more...)

Summary: Southern Electric Power Distribution, Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution and Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission are procuring a secure, cloud-based electronic key management service for electricity distribution and transmission operations. The requirement covers supply, delivery and installation of electronic key-safe cabinets, integration with PAC access control and security management systems, commissioning, maintenance, support, reporting and operational management. The solution must securely store, control and audit keys used for vehicles, substations, key sites and operational technology cabinets, with tamper resistance and high availability. It will replace 18 end-of-life cabinets, add four new cabinets and support deployment across approximately 150 operational sites. Delivery is across the United Kingdom, including SSEN’s north Scotland and south central England licence areas. The procurement is for services and includes security equipment, software and information systems, and system maintenance.

Strategic Enterprise Modelling Capability Solution

Description: NESO is inviting suppliers to take part in pre-market engagement to help us understand market capability, appetite and enterprise solution options for Strategic Capability for end-to-end Modelling Services. As NESO continues its transformation into an independent public corporation and advances its strategic data and digital capabilities, it is seeking to establish a modern enterprise CNI technical platform that enables the consistent representation, management and governance of data, models, calculations, business concepts and relationships across the organisation. The proposed capability will enable enterprise-wide technical solution for modelling, analytical transparency, decision support and AI-enabled innovation. This technology is aimed at establishing capabilities including but not limited to Energy data ontology and orchestration layer, lineage of source to decision auditability, cross modelling scenario analysis and complex modelling, when needed. It is (read more...)

Summary: National Energy System Operator Limited (NESO) is exploring a strategic enterprise modelling capability solution for end-to-end modelling services. The requirement is for software, information systems, software-related services and data services. The intended capability would provide an enterprise technical platform for representing, managing and governing data, models, calculations, business concepts and relationships. It is expected to support energy data ontology and orchestration, source-to-decision auditability, scenario analysis, complex modelling, analytical transparency, decision support and AI-enabled innovation. The platform would integrate data, context, calculations, scenarios and business knowledge across NESO services, technology platforms and operational domains. Delivery would support NESO’s United Kingdom operations, including its critical national infrastructure environment, and would need to enable secure, resilient and highly available services.

Maintenance of Mobile Breast Screening Tailers and Mobile MRI Trailers

Description: The Trust has three medical trailers for which it requires ongoing maintenance services. Two of the trailers are mobile breast screening trailers (one is 14 years old and the other is coming up to 1 years' old) and the other trailer is a mobile MRI trailer (this trailer is 7 years old). The Trust's high level requirements are periodic servicing (see below for further details) of the trailers, MOT tests, a responsive repairs service and a warranty covering repairs (including labour, travel and materials) with the exception of those caused by normal wear & tear, damage caused by the Trust and damage caused by patients. Each trailer would require five minor services per annum and one major service in combination with the MOT test. Details of likely requirements (read more...)

Summary: Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is planning to procure ongoing maintenance services for three medical trailers: two mobile breast screening trailers and one mobile MRI trailer. The requirement covers periodic minor and major servicing, MOT testing, responsive repairs and warranty repairs, including labour, travel and materials, except for normal wear and tear, Trust damage and patient-caused damage. Work includes generators, water and plumbing systems, lighting, alarms, telematics, hydraulics, air conditioning and chillers, electrical installations, fire and CCTV systems, patient lifts, chassis, brakes, suspension, steering, bodywork and external equipment. Major servicing also includes fluid and filter changes, electrical retesting, refrigerant engineering, replacement fire extinguishers and rolling-road brake testing. The services are for the Trust’s operations in the United Kingdom.

Employer's Agent & Multi Disciplinary Professional Services

Description: Reading Borough Council (RBC) requires access to a corporate Employer's Agent (EA) and multidisciplinary professional consultancy service to support the planning, procurement, delivery and post-completion administration of construction, refurbishment, compliance and asset-related projects across the Council's property portfolio.

Summary: Reading Borough Council intends to procure employer’s agent and multidisciplinary professional consultancy services for projects across its property portfolio. The work will support the planning, procurement, delivery and post-completion administration of construction, refurbishment, compliance and asset-related projects. This is a professional construction and engineering consultancy requirement, classified under CPV 71310000 for consultative engineering and construction services. The council is the public-sector buyer and the work will be delivered across its property portfolio in Reading. Suppliers should be able to provide employer’s agent services alongside a suitably broad range of professional disciplines, supporting projects from early planning through procurement, delivery and completion. The requirement covers both construction activity and the ongoing compliance and management of council assets.

Bursary services

Description: The purpose of this Preliminary Market Engagement (PME) procedure is to assess the viability of a framework agreement for bursary services. Initial thinking includes three potential Lots as follows: Lot 1: Bursary payment services - Where the supplier handles payments to qualifying individuals on behalf of the member organisation. This Lot is likely to have applications to the wider public sector membership, where bursary and hardship payments are made. Lot 2: Credit bursary services - Where the supplier offers a wide range of products that support education (eg. books, equipment, tech) and qualifying individuals are credited with an amount to spend as they require. Lot 3: Bursary management services - Where the supplier offers a service to assess whether or not individuals qualify for bursary payments in line (read more...)

Summary: Southern Universities Management Services (SUMS) is exploring a framework for bursary services across the United Kingdom. The intended scope covers three potential service areas: making bursary and hardship payments to qualifying individuals on behalf of member organisations; providing credit-based support for education-related purchases such as books, equipment and technology; and assessing applicants against member organisations’ bursary policies. The framework could be used by members of UKUPC’s regional consortia, including higher education institutions, schools, colleges, government departments, local authorities, charities, housing associations and NHS trusts. The work is classed as services and may include payment handling, education support, administration and bursary eligibility assessment. Suppliers would operate across the UK.

Accommodation Based Support Service for Care Leavers and Vulnerable Young People aged 16 - 21

Description: The purpose of this service is to provide safe, high-quality accommodation and support for vulnerable young people aged 16-21, including children in care and care leavers, enabling them to develop the skills, confidence and resilience required for adulthood and independent living. The Provider will deliver a flexible, needs-led service that promotes safety, wellbeing, independence, positive relationships and engagement in education, employment and training. Support will be tailored to individual needs and delivered in partnership with young people, the Council and relevant agencies. The service will contribute to the Council's corporate parenting responsibilities by ensuring young people receive the support, opportunities and stability that a good parent would provide, helping them achieve sustainable accommodation and positive outcomes as they transition into adulthood.

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council is seeking a provider for accommodation-based support for care leavers and vulnerable young people aged 16 to 21 in Wokingham. This is a health and social work service (CPV 85000000) combining safe, high-quality accommodation with flexible, needs-led support. The service is intended for children in care and care leavers, helping them develop the skills, confidence and resilience needed for adulthood and independent living. Delivery should promote safety, wellbeing, independence, positive relationships and engagement with education, employment and training. The provider will work with young people, the Council and relevant agencies, supporting sustainable accommodation and positive outcomes as young people transition into adulthood.

Peacock Lane Junction improvements (new roundabout)

Description: A Contractor is required to facilitate the delivery of a junction upgrade. Specifically, the intersection between Waterloo Road, Old Wokingham Road, and Peacock Lane within Bracknell Forest Council boundary. This is to be converted into a roundabout and is therefore predominantly civils works. Please refer to the tender pack for more information.

Summary: Wokingham Borough Council is procuring civil engineering works to upgrade the junction of Waterloo Road, Old Wokingham Road and Peacock Lane, within Bracknell Forest. The intersection will be converted into a new roundabout, requiring a contractor to facilitate delivery of the junction improvement. The work is predominantly civil engineering and covers the complete or partial construction works needed for the upgrade. The procurement is for works rather than goods or routine services. The delivery location is the junction within Bracknell Forest, although the buying organisation is Wokingham Borough Council. This opportunity is therefore relevant to main contractors and specialist civil engineering businesses with experience delivering highway junction, roundabout or comparable infrastructure works.

Photovoltaic (PV) Installations Little Marlow and Maidenhead

Description: IMPORTANT: Please read this section before deciding whether you wish to register for this event. This section provides you with information regarding the scope of this procurement and details some of the key requirements that a successful applicant MUST be able to deliver. The following conditions would be considered as some of key requirements for a supplier to meet to be considered for this opportunity: * Achilles Verification * Must have relevant experience to plan, manage and monitor the project * Must be able to comply with water industry standards, such as WIMES, where asset interaction is required The scope of work includes the finance, engineering, design, procurement, construction, testing and completion, and to operate and maintain two separate solar photovoltaic (PV) plants as summarised in the non-exhaustive (read more...)

Summary: Thames Water Utilities Limited is seeking a supplier for two ground-mounted solar photovoltaic installations at Little Marlow and Maidenhead. The sites have maximum capacities of 1,000kWAC and 450kWAC, and the supplier must optimise each installation for behind-the-meter use. The requirement covers solar energy installations, including engineering and design, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning and completion. It also includes Distribution Network Operator witnessing, testing and connection approval, support for Ofgem accreditation for Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin, operation and maintenance, monthly and annual reporting, operational and emergency training, documentation, fencing and signage. Suppliers must address biodiversity net gain and visual impact requirements. One of two delivery models will be awarded: an engineering, procurement and construction contract or a power purchase agreement covering funding, ownership, operation and maintenance.