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Introduction The Greater Cambridge Shared Planning (GCSP) is looking for a service, in the form of a game, that encourages residents to move more and connect with their local area, within the publicly accessible areas in a new settlement in the Greater Cambridge region with a population of around 13,000, via walking, based on a orienteering approach to complete a prescribed set of destinations to visit, involving map reading and appreciation of placemaking with the use of digital technology in a safe way. Service requirements The service provider needs to be recognised as a 'system partner' by Sport England, as we seek funding from Sport England to support our work. We would like the service provider to supply us with the IT technology fixed points to be installed across the area concerned to allow participants to 'check in' using either a card or an app, to demonstrate that they have visited that place. The app-based solution must support RFID technology to allow for full participation from children (restricted by GDPR) and communities with limited digital access. These fixed points should be about 500m apart and be connected to an app that people can use with their mobile devices. We would like the results of participants' (individuals or groups) walking or wheeling distance (wheelchairs or mobility scooters or bicycles) and their views of the locality from a placemaking perspective analyzed, and that a report is produced based on these results to demonstrate the impact of the service on health, well-being, community cohesion, minimizing carbon footprint and placemaking, [...]

Introduction The Greater Cambridge Shared Planning (GCSP) is looking for a service, in the form of a game, that encourages residents to move more and connect with their local area, within the publicly accessible areas in a new settlement in the Greater Cambridge region with a population of around 13,000, via walking, based on a orienteering approach to complete a prescribed set of destinations to visit, involving map reading and appreciation of placemaking with the use of digital technology in a safe way. Service requirements We envision the service provider to supply us with the IT technology fixed points to be installed across the area concerned to allow participants to 'check-in', to demonstrate that they have visited that place. These fixed points should be about 500m apart and be connected to an app that people can use with their mobile devices. We would like the results of participants' (individuals or groups) walking or wheeling distance (wheelchairs or mobility scooters or bicycles) and their views of the locality from a placemaking perspective analysed, and that a report is produced based on these results to demonstrate the impact of the service on health, well-being, community cohesion, minimizing carbon footprint and placemaking, as well as navigation/map reading skills. The report should provide data and recommendations concerning the population's wellbeing, insights into how people use the area and for what purpose, behaviour change leading to a more active lifestyle and thoughts on placemaking. The report should also include a section to evaluate the success of the masterplanning [...]

The Waterbeach Renewable Energy Network WREN project is being delivered by South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) in partnership with Cambridge City Council (City) under the title of Greater Cambridge Shared Waste Service (GCSWS) to facilitate both authorities becoming net zero by 2050. South Cambridgeshire District Council will lead on the procurement process. GCSWS are looking for a suitably qualified and experienced company to tender for the Design and construction of the WREN project, at Waterbeach Cambridgeshire General Description of the works: The tender is for a single stage tender to complete the design based on the works information and complete the construction of the Solar farm and BESS As part of the plans to meet these targets, the waste service is electrifying a proportion of its fleet, with 4 electric RCV (e-RCVs) currently operating within the service and an agreed programme to have a total of 18 electric e-RCVs operational by 2027/28, alongside electric vehicles for fleet management use. The WREN project will provide solar energy and battery storage to facilitate the e-RCVs. [...]

Provision of a Fire Authorised Engineer. [...]

Admin Support with the production of minutes and action plan [...]

To provide admin support with the production of minutes and action plan [...]

Provision of LOLER testing for hoist and scales [...]

The flushing of taps and shower outlets at Royal Papworth Hospital Cambrigde. [...]

The flushing of taps and shower outlets at Royal Papworth Hospital Cambrigde. [...]

The flushing of taps and shower outlets at Royal Papworth Hospital Cambrigde. [...]