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BHCC DR Street Lighting Maintenance

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council is planning a procurement exercise for a single-provider contract for the maintenance, operation and renewal of its street lighting and other powered highway assets. The Contractor will provide all resources necessary to deliver the services. This includes routine and reactive maintenance, emergency response, inspections, testing, repairs, replacements, minor improvements and support for new infrastructure. The Contractor will also maintain accurate asset records. The proposed contract will be an NEC4 Term Service Contract and will have an initial term of four years, with options to extend for four years and two years (4+4+2). Extensions will be subject to performance, value for money and the Council's continuing requirements. Work will principally be instructed using agreed prices and Task Orders. The key aims of the planned (read more...)

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council is planning a single-provider service to maintain, operate and renew its street lighting and other powered highway assets across Brighton and Hove. The contractor will provide routine and reactive maintenance, emergency response, inspections, testing, repairs, replacements, minor improvements and support for new infrastructure, while keeping accurate asset records. Work is expected to be instructed through agreed prices and task orders. The council wants a safe, reliable and resilient lighting service, better service levels and asset information, effective cost control, innovation, lower carbon emissions and measurable social value. The service is also intended to support collaboration between the council, the contractor and other highways suppliers.

Life Sciences Equipment - Cagewash, IVC and Decontamination

Description: This opportunity is for supply and installation of life sciences decontamination equipment, IVCs, racks and related goods at The University of Sussex. This opportunity is split into five lots. The University of Sussex ("the Authority") is planning refurbishment works to its' Biomedical Research Facility. The refurbishment programme includes the provision of IVCs, racks and related equipment, and the supply and installation of decontamination and cleaning equipment. The University is therefore seeking willing and able organisations to supply and install equipment as part of this refurbishment programme. Successful bidders will be required to co-ordinate with the Works Contractor to deliver and install the equipment on-site during the refurbishment. Due to the commercially sensitive nature of the specifications, Participants must first complete and return the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) provided with (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sussex is buying and installing life-sciences equipment for the refurbishment of its Biomedical Research Facility in Falmer, Brighton. The five lots cover a rack or cabinet washer; a bedding and dump station; bottle de-capping and processing equipment; vapourised hydrogen peroxide (VHP) decontamination equipment and an air shower; and a racking system with individually ventilated cages (IVCs), air-handling units and a change station. The scope includes associated racks and goods, with suppliers required to coordinate delivery and installation with the refurbishment works contractor. This is laboratory equipment supply and installation, intended to support the facility’s research operations and equipment decontamination. The washer lot has two alternative sub-options, of which the University intends to select one.

Life Sciences Equipment - Cagewash, IVC and Decontamination

Description: This opportunity is for supply and installation of life sciences decontamination equipment, IVCs, racks and related goods at The University of Sussex. This opportunity is split into five lots. The University of Sussex ("the Authority") is planning refurbishment works to its' Biomedical Research Facility. The refurbishment programme includes the provision of IVCs, racks and related equipment, and the supply and installation of decontamination and cleaning equipment. The University is therefore seeking willing and able organisations to supply and install equipment as part of this refurbishment programme. Successful bidders will be required to co-ordinate with the Works Contractor to deliver and install the equipment on-site during the refurbishment. Due to the commercially sensitive nature of the specifications, Participants must first complete and return the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) provided with (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sussex is buying and installing life-sciences equipment for the refurbishment of its Biomedical Research Facility in Falmer, Brighton. The five lots cover a rack or cabinet washer; a bedding and dump station; bottle de-capping and processing equipment; vapourised hydrogen peroxide (VHP) decontamination equipment and an air shower; and a racking system with individually ventilated cages (IVCs), air-handling units and a change station. The scope includes associated racks and goods, with suppliers required to coordinate delivery and installation with the refurbishment works contractor. This is laboratory equipment supply and installation, intended to support the facility’s research operations and equipment decontamination. The washer lot has two alternative sub-options, of which the University intends to select one.

Life Sciences Equipment - Cagewash, IVC and Decontamination

Description: This opportunity is for supply and installation of life sciences decontamination equipment, IVCs, racks and related goods at The University of Sussex. This opportunity is split into five lots. The University of Sussex ("the Authority") is planning refurbishment works to its' Biomedical Research Facility. The refurbishment programme includes the provision of IVCs, racks and related equipment, and the supply and installation of decontamination and cleaning equipment. The University is therefore seeking willing and able organisations to supply and install equipment as part of this refurbishment programme. Successful bidders will be required to co-ordinate with the Works Contractor to deliver and install the equipment on-site during the refurbishment. Due to the commercially sensitive nature of the specifications, Participants must first complete and return the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) provided with (read more...)

Summary: The University of Sussex is buying and installing life-sciences equipment for the refurbishment of its Biomedical Research Facility in Falmer, Brighton. The five lots cover a rack or cabinet washer; a bedding and dump station; bottle de-capping and processing equipment; vapourised hydrogen peroxide (VHP) decontamination equipment and an air shower; and a racking system with individually ventilated cages (IVCs), air-handling units and a change station. The scope includes associated racks and goods, with suppliers required to coordinate delivery and installation with the refurbishment works contractor. This is laboratory equipment supply and installation, intended to support the facility’s research operations and equipment decontamination. The washer lot has two alternative sub-options, of which the University intends to select one.

Graduation venue 2028 - 2032

Description: The University of Sussex ("Sussex") is inviting expressions of interest for its upcoming requirement for a Graduation Venue 2028 - 2032. The purpose of this engagement is for Sussex to gauge potential interest and obtain information from the market which will help inform and shape its service requirements. Through this process suppliers can provide feedback on certain aspects of the service. It is hoped that this exercise may bring to light opportunities and new ways of working for Sussex. Engagement via this document nor any associated Preliminary Market Engagement Notice does not constitute a call for competition. No contract or offer of award will be made following participation in this engagement and any information is given entirely in good faith and liable to change.

Summary: The University of Sussex is exploring a graduation venue service for ceremonies planned across the 2028–2032 period. The requirement concerns event services, covering the provision of a suitable venue and associated arrangements for University graduation events. Delivery is expected in the Brighton and Sussex area. The University is the buying organisation and is seeking views from suppliers to help define the service it ultimately requires. The requirement is intended for businesses that provide event venues, venue management or graduation and large-scale ceremonial event services. Suppliers may be able to contribute ideas about service design, delivery models and new ways of working, helping the University shape a practical requirement around its institutional priorities and the needs of its graduation ceremonies.

BHCC DH - RFQ - S106 Construction Skills Card Training

Description: This is an opportunity to deliver Construction Skills Card Training across Brighton & Hove. This project is funded through our Local Employment for Construction - S106 Developer Contributions to increase the provision of training opportunities for residents of Brighton and Hove who wish to work in the construction industry, helping people at all stages of their career build the skills they need, and to support the construction industry to develop a skilled local labour force.

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council commissioned construction skills card training for residents who want to work in the construction industry. The training is intended to help people at different career stages build relevant skills and to support the development of a skilled local construction workforce. The project is funded through developer contributions for local construction employment. The service is delivered across Brighton and Hove. This is a training-services requirement, rather than construction work itself: suppliers need to provide learning that helps residents gain construction skills card training. The council is the buyer, and the stated beneficiaries are local residents seeking a route into or progression within construction.

Brighton Centre Ticketing system 2027

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council is seeking to appoint a concessionaire to provide a fully managed hosted ticketing solution for the Brighton Centre, one of the South East's largest entertainment and conference venues. The contract includes the provision, implementation and ongoing support of a hosted ticketing platform, onsite box office system, access control and ticket scanning technology, CRM and marketing services, financial settlement and reporting, customer service support, and associated hardware and software. The solution must support approximately 225,000 ticket sales per annum across a diverse programme of live entertainment, conferences and events, while maximising ticket sales, customer engagement, operational efficiency and commercial income for the Council.

Summary: Brighton & Hove City Council is procuring a fully managed hosted ticketing service for the Brighton Centre, a major entertainment and conference venue in Brighton. The service covers a hosted ticketing platform, an on-site box office, access control, ticket-scanning technology, customer relationship management, marketing services, financial settlement and reporting, customer support, and associated hardware and software. It is intended to support ticket sales for live entertainment, conferences and other events, while improving customer engagement, operational efficiency and the Council’s commercial income. This is a services concession covering activity at the Brighton Centre and related ticketing operations. The requirement combines software and information systems with event ticketing and associated operational support.

BHCC - NK - Out of hours dog collection service and kennelling provision

Description: Brighton & Hove City Council requires a single integrated animal welfare service that combines: 1. Out-of-hours stray dog collection and transportation service. 2. Kennelling, care and welfare provision for stray dogs. Reunification to owner or if unclaimed, rehomed or humanely disposed of if unsuitable for rehoming. 3. Collection, transportation, temporary accommodation and welfare support for dogs belonging to vulnerable adults where Adult Social Care has a duty of care under the Care Act 2014, and the owner has become hospitalised, incapacitated, detained, or otherwise unable to care for their dog. The objective of the contract is to provide a seamless, responsive, humane and legally compliant service that protects animal welfare, supports vulnerable residents, promotes responsible dog ownership and ensures the Council fulfils its statutory duty in relation to (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is procuring a single integrated animal welfare service for dogs in Brighton and Hove. The requirement combines out-of-hours collection and transport of stray dogs; kennelling, care and welfare; and reunification with owners or, where dogs are unclaimed, rehoming or humane disposal when they are unsuitable for rehoming. It also covers collection, transport, temporary accommodation and welfare support for dogs belonging to vulnerable adults who cannot care for them because of hospitalisation, incapacity, detention or another circumstance covered by the Council’s duties. The provider will work with animal wardens, Regulatory Services, Adult Social Care, Sussex Police, veterinary practices, emergency services and other partners. This is a dog kennel and animal welfare service.

BHCC - RS - Pride in Place Community engagement

Description: Brighton and Hove city council are seeking a Community Engagement partner. Organisations, community groups and engagement specialists with a strong connection to Brighton and Whitehawk are being invited to support a major community engagement programme that will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhood. The Whitehawk Pride in Place programme, backed by millions of pounds of funding to improve the local area, is designed to empower local residents and ensure that spending and investment is driven by the people who live and work in Whitehawk. The Programme is now seeking engagement partners who can help reach residents, community organisations, young people, families, local businesses, schools, faith groups, voluntary organisations and underheard voices across the area. Partners should bring local knowledge, inclusive engagement experience and a clear (read more...)

Summary: Brighton and Hove City Council is planning to appoint a community engagement partner, or partners, for the Whitehawk Pride in Place programme in Brighton and Hove. The service will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhood and inform priorities, investment decisions and the long-term Pride in Place Plan. The scope includes awareness raising, community conversations, pop-up events, drop-ins, survey support, targeted outreach, community champion activity and resident-friendly feedback. Engagement will involve residents, community organisations, young people, families, local businesses, schools, faith groups, voluntary organisations and underheard voices. The work is classified as public relations consultancy services (CPV 79416200) and will be delivered in Brighton and Hove, with a strong focus on Whitehawk.

Rheumatology Services

Description: Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust ("SCFT") (the "Authority") sought a provider to deliver additional consultant-led outpatient capacity for its Rheumatology Service at Bognor Regis War Memorial Hospital ("BWMH"), following the expiry of the previous insourcing arrangement. Consultant capacity from University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust had reduced considerably, increasing waiting times and clinical risk to patients.

This is an insourcing arrangement: the provider's consultant delivers clinics from within SCFT's own service at BWMH, using SCFT's own booking, reception and clinical systems (SystmOne), rather than patients being referred out to an external pathway.

The service covers face-to-face new and follow-up patient clinics, review of medical notes, dictation and typing of outcome letters, management of diagnostic tests, and monthly performance review meetings, operating a minimum of four clinic days a month, in (read more...)

Summary: Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust procured additional consultant-led outpatient rheumatology capacity at Bognor Regis War Memorial Hospital. The service is delivered within the Trust’s existing service, using its booking, reception and SystmOne clinical systems, rather than referring patients to an external pathway. It covers face-to-face new and follow-up clinics, review of medical records, dictation and typing of outcome letters, diagnostic-test management and monthly performance meetings. The requirement supports the 18-week Referral to Treatment standard, NICE guidance and urgent-case prioritisation. The contracted minimum is four clinic days each month, with six new-patient slots and eight follow-up slots per clinic. This is a specialist medical service for providers able to operate within an NHS clinical environment in Bognor Regis.