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Cambridge City Council has set ambitious aspirations for the improvement and transformation of its Civic Quarter in central Cambridge and are proposing to conduct an open tender in January 2025 to identify a Main Contractor as construction partner for the delivery of the projects. The Civic Quarter comprises 3no. schemes including the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Guildhall as the main civic and office space for the Council, the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Corn Exchange and the implementation of an updated vision for the Market Square and surrounding public realm. Tender submissions will be invited on a two-stage design and build basis. The projects are at the start of RIBA stage 3 design, and the contractor will be expected to work with the Council and design team through to a planning submission via a Pre-Contract Services Agreement ahead of entering into a build contract following planning consent and listed building consent being granted. If you are interested in this opportunity, please confirm your interest via email/message through ProActis, providing the name and email address of your organisation's primary contact. We anticipate holding a supplier event in mid-January ahead of the tender launch, with further details to be shared in the New Year. [...]

Cambridge City Council has set ambitious aspirations for the improvement and transformation of its Civic Quarter in central Cambridge and are proposing to conduct an open tender in January 2025 to identify a Main Contractor as construction partner for the delivery of the projects. The Civic Quarter comprises 3no. schemes including the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Guildhall as the main civic and office space for the Council, the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Corn Exchange and the implementation of an updated vision for the Market Square and surrounding public realm. Tender submissions will be invited on a two-stage design and build basis. The projects are at the start of RIBA stage 3 design, and the contractor will be expected to work with the Council and design team through to a planning submission via a Pre-Contract Services Agreement ahead of entering into a build contract following planning consent and listed building consent being granted. If you are interested in this opportunity, please confirm your interest via email/message through ProActis, providing the name and email address of your organisation's primary contact. We anticipate holding a supplier event in mid-January ahead of the tender launch, with further details to be shared in the New Year. [...]

Cambridge City Council has set ambitious aspirations for the improvement and transformation of its Civic Quarter in central Cambridge and are proposing to conduct an open tender in January 2025 to identify a Main Contractor as construction partner for the delivery of the projects. The Civic Quarter comprises 3no. schemes including the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Guildhall as the main civic and office space for the Council, the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Corn Exchange and the implementation of an updated vision for the Market Square and surrounding public realm. Tender submissions will be invited on a two-stage design and build basis. The projects are at the start of RIBA stage 3 design, and the contractor will be expected to work with the Council and design team through to a planning submission via a Pre-Contract Services Agreement ahead of entering into a build contract following planning consent and listed building consent being granted. If you are interested in this opportunity, please confirm your interest via email/message through ProActis, providing the name and email address of your organisation's primary contact. We anticipate holding a supplier event in mid-January ahead of the tender launch, with further details to be shared in the New Year. [...]

The Authority requires provision of an external radiation does assessment service [...]

The main purpose of this framework is for the provision of retrospective analytical reviews and analysis of core spend and transactions, which can result in the discovery and recovery of overpayments which are presented to suppliers. These services will provide the following types of services: audits, reviews, staff upskilling, advice, guidance, private and overseas patients' revenue, income generation, recovery and consultancy through the provision of ongoing services or other support linked to these services and the Lot descriptors. Core lot titles for the Framework include: Lot 1 Telecommunications Contract Reviews (Landlines & Mobiles) Lot 2 Energy Contract Reviews (Electricity, Gas, Renewable Energy & Fuels) Lot 3 Water Contract Reviews Lot 4 Water Management Service Lot 5 Business Rates Review and Revaluation Lot 6 Value Added Tax (VAT) Reviews Lot 7 Accounts Payable Transaction Reviews Lot 8 Private & Overseas Patients: Income Generation and Recovery Lot 9 General Contract Compliance Lot 10 Multidisciplinary Service Provision, Income Generation & Consultancy The Contracting Authority intends to use Atamis as the e-Procurement Portal in this procurement exercise. Project reference - C318894. https://atamis-1928.1ightning.force.com/ Deadline for submission of bids is 18th December 2024 at 12pm. Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: support-health@atamis.co.uk [...]

Cambridge City Council is seeking a provider to undertake the following woodland management services: Byron's Pool: • 3.57ha of light thinning (10-15% of canopy) • 0.75ha of regeneration felling (80% of canopy) • 0.14ha of coppice Nine Wells • 0.55ha of heavy thinning (40% of canopy) • 0.42ha of coppice The arisings from these works will be stacked neatly to create habitat piles, if these become excessive then the arisings will be removed from site. Brash will be stacked to reduce the number of unofficial paths across the sites. Approximately 5% of trees to be felled will be "monolithed" to create standing deadwood with coronet cuts to replicate natural branch tears, these trees will be located away from footpaths and public access. The works in these woodlands will be under considerable scrutiny from the public, therefore allowances should be made for time to speak with members of the public and ensure health and safety measures are adhered to. The regeneration felling will require restocking at 1600 stems per hectare, with the following species mix and guarded using non plastic tree shelters: • 30% Hornbeam • 30% Pedunculate Oak • 10% Silver Birch (Nurse crop) • 10% Common Alder (Nurse crop) • 10% Hazel • 5% Crab Apple • 5% Wild Service Tree The contract duration will be 3 years, start and end dates subject to the agreement of both parties. [...]

The Authority requires provision of funeral services for Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust hereafter referred to as “The Trust”. The service required covers:- • adult funerals; • child funerals; and • sensitive burials. [...]

Cambridge City Council is seeking suppliers to supply and install the following: • Installation of wired lighting bars with connections for power, DMX and XLR. • A small range of lighting fixtures to include profiles, washes and moving heads • Lighting controller • All fittings and connecting cables • Digital audio desk and stage box • Speakers and amplifiers • Stage mics • Stage monitors • Mic stands, DIs and cables • Flight cases for the audio desk, lighting controller and a road trunk for mics, cables and stands • Any additional wall sockets and wiring The equipment will be installed at Clay Farm Centre - a large community centre in Trumpington, Cambridge which encompasses a library, café area, dance studio, various meeting rooms, a large hall, a large Doctors Surgery on the second floor, and 20 residential apartments over the third and fourth floors. The hall is 250 seated/400 standing with raked seating, sprung floor, projector, screen and small PA. If you are interested for this upcoming opportunity, please express your interest by 12 pm of the 19th of November 2024. Please include a description and equipment list of your proposed solution. [...]

The Royal Papworth Hospital are seeking to place a contract for the Laundering, light repairing and splashproof treatment of their non-sterile gowns. These gowns are critical to keep staff and Patients safe, used throughout the hospital in various wards. We launder and treat around 2300 to 2800 gowns a week. The logistics of moving, delivering and packaging the gowns is to be included within this agreement. We anticipate this contract to be for 3 years with two, 12-month options to extend.
1) Requirements
a) The supplier shall provide all management, labour, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation to ensure the laundering and protective coating are provided to all gowns.
b) The supplier shall be responsible for the collection and delivery of the gown, as well as the return of gowns that are beyond repair. If any gowns are lost or damaged during the supplier’s performance, repair or replacement shall be rendered at the expense of the supplier.
c) The supplier assumes liability for any and all property entrusted to them during the laundering process and shall be obligated to protect this property until transferred back to the hospital. The supplier must hold the correct liability insurance.
d) The supplier shall plan for, collect, and process the estimated gown quantities as advised in this specification while meeting the collection and delivery requirements.
e) The cleaning requirements are explained in detail throughout this document.
f) The supplier shall have a suitable laundry facility with both a clean and sanitary laundry area. The supplier shall maintain separate areas for contaminated area [...]

Summary: To provide Leisure Management services at Northstowe CollegeNorthstowe College is part of Meridian Trust, who have overall responsibility for managing the facilities. At the time of opening in 2019 there was a joint community access agreement put in place to ensure the principles of community access are preserved. This requirement is part of that joint objective to provide a superb local facility which the school and community can both share. The trust is looking for professional partners who can help deliver the high-quality leisure services outlined in the specification – please see Attachment 1 Draft Specification 2.0. These include public access facilities including gym, sports hall and playing fields incorporating all weather surfaces. As a minimum, the provider will be expected to deliver services as detailed within Attachment 1, although the trust may vary these requirements depending on individual projects which are all unique.The services are to be provided at t [...]