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715862501-Provision of a Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIOps) Training Facility

Description: Provision of a Maritime Interdiction Operations training facility at RM Bickleigh and option to purchase an additional facility at CTCRM. Please see Invitation to Tender documentation for further detail. The Cyber Risk Profile for this requirement identified by the Cyber Security Model (CSM) Risk Assessment is Level 1. Please note: The Contracting Authority may carry out a future, subsequent procurement of similar goods/services/works and rely on the direct award ground at Schedule 5, paragraph 8.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is buying a maritime interdiction operations training facility for use at RM Bickleigh. The requirement covers the facility and training equipment, including climbing and rope equipment, training aids, a facility building and towers. The contract also includes an option to purchase an additional facility at CTCRM. This is a goods procurement, although the requirement combines physical training infrastructure with equipment used to support maritime operations training. The item delivery address is recorded as Czechia, while the named training locations are RM Bickleigh and CTCRM. Suppliers specialising in training facilities, simulation or military training equipment may find the scope relevant, particularly those able to provide climbing structures and associated training aids.

Communal Entrance Doors Qualifying Long-Term Agreement

Description: VIVID Housing Limited is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to enter into a Qualifying Long-Term Agreement (QLTA) for the Communal Doors Installation and Replacement Works, across its housing portfolio. The scope of the agreement includes the survey, design, manufacture, supply, installation, replacement of communal entrance doors. The Contract will include a range of door types and associated components, including steel, aluminium, timber, composite and UPVC door sets, glazing, curtain walling and door entry access control systems. All works must comply with current Building Regulations, relevant British Standards, fire safety requirements, accessibility requirements, and Secured by Design standards. The appointed contractor will be responsible for carrying out property surveys, consulting with residents where required, manufacturing and installing compliant door sets, and ensuring minimal disruption to (read more...)

Summary: VIVID Housing Ltd is seeking a contractor for communal entrance door installation and replacement across its housing portfolio. The work covers surveying properties; designing, manufacturing and supplying door sets; and installing or replacing communal entrance doors. Door types and related systems include steel, aluminium, timber, composite and UPVC sets, glazing, curtain walling and door-entry access control. Contractors will need to consult residents where required and plan delivery to minimise disruption. This is a housing works contract, focused on communal access and entrance systems. The work is for VIVID’s housing portfolio; no specific delivery towns or addresses are identified.

715862501-Provision of a Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIOps) Training Facility

Description: Provision of a Maritime Interdiction Operations training facility at RM Bickleigh and option to purchase an additional facility at CTCRM. Please see Invitation to Tender documentation for further detail. The Cyber Risk Profile for this requirement identified by the Cyber Security Model (CSM) Risk Assessment is Level 1. Please note: The Contracting Authority may carry out a future, subsequent procurement of similar goods/services/works and rely on the direct award ground at Schedule 5, paragraph 8.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is buying a maritime interdiction operations training facility for use at RM Bickleigh. The requirement covers the facility and training equipment, including climbing and rope equipment, training aids, a facility building and towers. The contract also includes an option to purchase an additional facility at CTCRM. This is a goods procurement, although the requirement combines physical training infrastructure with equipment used to support maritime operations training. The item delivery address is recorded as Czechia, while the named training locations are RM Bickleigh and CTCRM. Suppliers specialising in training facilities, simulation or military training equipment may find the scope relevant, particularly those able to provide climbing structures and associated training aids.

Supply, Installation and Operation of an Occupancy Sensor and Monitoring Solution

Description: The University of Portsmouth operates from a multi-building urban campus in the centre of Portsmouth, with a diverse estate comprising teaching spaces, laboratories, offices, research facilities, student services and social spaces. The University does not currently have a systematic, data-driven understanding of how its buildings and rooms are used. Timetabling data tells us when spaces are scheduled, but not whether anyone is in them, or how many people are present compared to room capacity, and whilst we monitor attendance in certain sessions this relies on physical registration by identity card and reader resulting in a high degree of inaccuracy. This gap has two practical consequences: * Energy waste: spaces are being heated, lit and ventilated regardless of whether they are occu-pied. Without occupancy data, the University cannot identify (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is buying occupancy sensors and a monitoring solution for its urban campus in Portsmouth. The project is intended to give the university a reliable picture of room use, including real-time and historical occupancy and headcount at room level. Sensors are to be installed and operated across an initial set of campus buildings, with the resulting data available through a web-based reporting portal and integrated into the university’s existing analytics environment. The information is intended to support energy-saving measures by identifying underused spaces, and better decisions on room allocation, timetabling and estate investment. The requirement combines sensor supply, installation and ongoing operation of the monitoring solution.

Supply & Installation of Windows & Doors (QLTA)

Description: Supply and installation of replacement windows and doors across all VIVID's residential properties. Lot 1 for General Needs works and Lot 2 for Leaseholder works.

Summary: VIVID Housing Ltd is buying the supply and installation of replacement windows and doors across its residential properties. The work is divided between general-needs housing and leaseholder properties, with each lot covering the relevant properties. This is building works involving window and door installation. The buying organisation is VIVID Housing Ltd, based in Portsmouth. The delivery locations are recorded as South-East and Mid-East Ireland, while the procurement description says the work is across VIVID’s residential properties. Suppliers whose business covers sourcing replacement windows and doors and installing them in residential homes may find the requirement relevant.

Provision of Close Quarter Combat systems

Description: This request for Information / Preliminary Market Engagement document is for two modular Close Quarter Combat (CQC) training systems for installation within existing training infrastructure.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to procure two modular Close Quarter Combat (CQC) training systems for installation within existing training infrastructure. The requirement covers goods and associated training-facility and military-installation construction activity, with a training and simulation element focused on security equipment. The systems are intended to support close-quarter combat training rather than provide a general-purpose building. The buying organisation is the Ministry of Defence, with the requirement managed from Portsmouth. The scope is described as a single requirement and is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as voluntary, community and social enterprises. Suppliers whose work combines modular structures, specialist training environments and defence or security training infrastructure should consider the requirement relevant when it progresses beyond planning.

Provision of Close Quarter Combat systems - RFI/PME

Description: This request for Information / Preliminary Market Engagement document is for two modular Close Quarter Combat (CQC) training systems for installation within existing training infrastructure.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to procure two modular Close Quarter Combat (CQC) training systems. The systems will be installed within existing training infrastructure and are intended to support training in close-quarters combat. The requirement covers the supply of modular or portable structures, associated training-facility construction and military installation works, together with training and simulation capability for security equipment. Delivery and installation are associated with the Ministry of Defence site at Whale Island, Portsmouth, England. This is a defence training infrastructure requirement rather than a general building project, so it is most relevant to businesses able to provide specialised modular systems for operational or military training environments and integrate them into facilities that already exist.

Equipment Support Tactical Workshop

Description: This is a Request for Information only at this stage

Summary: The Ministry of Defence intends to procure equipment support for a tactical workshop. The identified requirement is for modular and portable buildings, classified under CPV 44211100, indicating a need for suppliers involved in the provision of temporary or relocatable building units. The procurement is categorised as goods. The requirement is associated with the Ministry of Defence’s naval activity, with the buyer based at Whale Island, Portsmouth. The available description identifies the subject as “Equipment Support Tactical Workshop” and indicates that the requirement concerns equipment support rather than a general construction project. Suppliers should therefore consider whether they can provide modular, portable building solutions suitable for a tactical workshop environment and meet the Ministry of Defence’s operational requirements when these are developed further.

Equipment Support Tactical Workshop

Description: The Tactical Equipment Support Workshop is intended to provide an organic, modular and deployable workshop facility that can be positioned close to supported force elements.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is preparing to procure an equipment support tactical workshop. The requirement is for an organic, modular and deployable workshop facility that can be positioned close to supported force elements. In practical terms, this is a portable or modular building solution intended to provide equipment support where operational users need it, rather than a conventional fixed workshop. The procurement is categorised as modular and portable buildings, under CPV 44211100. Delivery is associated with Portsmouth, England, at Whale Island, and the South West of England. Businesses involved in the design, manufacture, supply, installation or deployment of modular and portable workshop facilities may find the requirement relevant.

Supply, Installation and Operation of an Occupancy Sensor and Monitoring Solution

Description: The University of Portsmouth operates from a multi-building urban campus in the centre of Portsmouth, with a diverse estate comprising teaching spaces, laboratories, offices, research facilities, student services and social spaces. The University does not currently have a systematic, data-driven understanding of how its buildings and rooms are used. Timetabling data tells us when spaces are scheduled, but not whether anyone is in them, or how many people are present compared to room capacity, and whilst we monitor attendance in certain sessions this relies on physical registration by identity card and reader resulting in a high degree of inaccuracy. This gap has two practical consequences: * Energy waste: spaces are being heated, lit and ventilated regardless of whether they are occu-pied. Without occupancy data, the University cannot identify (read more...)

Summary: The University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation is buying occupancy sensors and a monitoring solution for its urban campus in Portsmouth. The project is intended to give the university a reliable picture of room use, including real-time and historical occupancy and headcount at room level. Sensors are to be installed and operated across an initial set of campus buildings, with the resulting data available through a web-based reporting portal and integrated into the university’s existing analytics environment. The information is intended to support energy-saving measures by identifying underused spaces, and better decisions on room allocation, timetabling and estate investment. The requirement combines sensor supply, installation and ongoing operation of the monitoring solution.