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Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks, as required by Fairhive Homes Ltd. [...]

Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks, as required by Fairhive Homes Ltd. [...]

The Biomass Boiler Service and Maintenance contract for Buckinghamshire Council spans three years from February 1, 2025, with two possible one-year extensions, totalling up to five years. Covering nine sites across Buckinghamshire, the service provider will deliver high-quality, proactive maintenance, including planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance, ensuring statutory and regulatory compliance, and maintaining HETAS Certification standards. Key tasks include annual services, interim services, bi-weekly visits, and monthly checks. These PPM visits will involve various configurations for inspecting and maintaining boilers, fuel stores, and associated equipment to ensure optimal performance and compliance. Reactive maintenance requires 24/7 assistance for urgent faults and normal working hours assistance for other faults, categorized by priority with specific rectification periods. The service provider will report on both aspects, detailing performance statistics, compliance rates, and any issues encountered. Additionally, the provider must maintain a single point of contact to manage the contract, logs of servicing requests, tasks, and communication. Performance monitoring ensures continuous improvement and adherence to service standards. The service provider will produce regular performance reports, maintain accurate asset registers, and ensure all statutory and regulatory tests are conducted and documented. This approach supports Buckinghamshire Council's operational needs, fostering a collaborative environment for efficient and reliable maintenance of their biomass boiler systems. Due to the lack of certainty as to the demand for the Services under this Contract, the Council has estimated the amount that it will spend under this Contract during the Contract Period, (including any possible extension periods) at £470,000. This is only an estimate [...]

The Biomass Boiler Service and Maintenance contract for Buckinghamshire Council spans three years from February 1, 2025, with two possible one-year extensions, totalling up to five years. Covering nine sites across Buckinghamshire, the service provider will deliver high-quality, proactive maintenance, including planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance, ensuring statutory and regulatory compliance, and maintaining HETAS Certification standards. Key tasks include annual services, interim services, bi-weekly visits, and monthly checks. These PPM visits will involve various configurations for inspecting and maintaining boilers, fuel stores, and associated equipment to ensure optimal performance and compliance. Reactive maintenance requires 24/7 assistance for urgent faults and normal working hours assistance for other faults, categorized by priority with specific rectification periods. The service provider will report on both aspects, detailing performance statistics, compliance rates, and any issues encountered. Additionally, the provider must maintain a single point of contact to manage the contract, logs of servicing requests, tasks, and communication. Performance monitoring ensures continuous improvement and adherence to service standards. The service provider will produce regular performance reports, maintain accurate asset registers, and ensure all statutory and regulatory tests are conducted and documented. This approach supports Buckinghamshire Council’s operational needs, fostering a collaborative environment for efficient and reliable maintenance of their biomass boiler systems. Due to the lack of certainty as to the demand for the Services under this Contract, the Council has estimated the amount that it will spend under this Contract during the Contract Period, (including any possible extension periods) at £470,000. This is only an estimate [...]

To deliver Multiply (DfE project) to residents of Buckinghamshire. Year 3 of Multiply project - ends 31/03/24 [...]

Buckinghamshire Council is engaging with the market about the re-commissioning of residential and nursing care in Buckinghamshire. The purpose of this market engagement exercise is to raise awareness of the upcoming procurement, gauge the level of interest in the provision of such services and seek the views of the market and interested organisations about the Council's proposals for the delivery of this service, its procurement plans and requirements. Buckinghamshire Council is seeking a supplier/s to provide care in to four residential care homes and three extra care settings under a block contract. Each home has additional beds available to the provider for self-funders or purchase through the spot market. The homes have a mix of residential, enhanced residential and nursing beds for 65+. The extra care settings are attached to the care homes, and each provides 12 individual extra care flats. The Care Homes are all owned by The Riverside Group Ltd. The incumbent is exiting the market in Buckinghamshire and the Council would like to secure a provider/s that are keen to work in partnership operationally and strategically in the medium to longer term. The Council is keen to engage the market to stimulate interest. Innovation and ideas which enhance the service specification to meet needs of individuals, address the anticipated future demand and provide value for money are welcome at this stage. [...]

Public Place redeployable CCTV cameras to support community safety and policing. [...]

Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service (BFRS) are seeking to award contract(s) for cleaning services, consumables & related services to multiple Fire Service sites within the County of Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes. The tender consists of 2 Lots with bidders invited to bid for each or both Lots: Lot 1 South Sites- consists of 4 sites across the South of the County, Lot 2 North Sites - consists of 5 sites across the North of the County & Milton Keynes Full details of the site locations and requirements are detailed in the tender documents. . Site visits are available to interested bidders on the following dates: 11 September 2024 - LOT 1 South Sites 12 September 2024 - LOT 2 North Sites Full details of the site visits schedule is provided within the tender documents. The awarded contract(s) will commence 01 April 2025 and run for a term of 3 years with a further 2 options to extend by 1 year, 5 years in total. This will be a fixed price contract for the initial 2 years, with indexation in accordance with CPI for the remaining years including the optional extension periods. This opportunity has a budget limit. The estimated total annual value of the contract(s) is contained within the tender document Appendix 1 Specification. full details are available within the procurement documents via the tendering portal - link: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/bucksfire/aspx/Home [...]

Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS) are seeking to award contract(s) for cleaning services, consumables and related services to multiple Fire Service sites within the County of Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.The tender consists of 2 Lots with bidders invited to bid for each or both Lots: Lot 1 South Sites- consists of 4 sites across the South of the County, Lot 2 North Sites – consists of 5 sites across the North of the County and Milton KeynesFull details of the site locations and requirements are detailed in the tender documentsSite visits are available to interested bidders on the following dates:11 September 2024 – LOT 1 South Sites12 September 2024 – LOT 2 North SitesFull details of the site visits schedule is provided within the tender documents at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/bucksfire/aspx/HomeThe awarded contract(s) will commence 01 April 2025 for a term of 3 years with an option to extend up to 24 mths, 5 years in total. Fixed price for initial 2 years [...]

Buckinghamshire Council is requesting information about the provision of a Children and Young People Drug and Alcohol Support Service to help us plan for future delivery of this service when the current contract ends in September 2025. Suppliers are invited to participate in this exercise by completing the questionnaire that can be accessed from the Portal. This will help the Council understand the composition, capacity and views of the supply market. The information obtained from this exercise will be used to inform the Council's approach to the service design and delivery. [...]