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A joint initiative between the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will see the creation of a new centre at The Pirbright Institute designed to accelerate the development of animal vaccines to combat emerging and urgent infectious diseases. The consequences of livestock disease can be catastrophic. As well as posing a very real risk to global food security and international trade, livestock disease also presents a significant threat to global human health due to its pandemic potential. While the UK remains a world-leader in the early-stage development of vaccines for both human and veterinary medicine, globally we need to strengthen our collective capacity to translate scientific discoveries into solutions for the most challenging veterinary infectious diseases. The new Centre for Veterinary Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing (CVIM) will bridge the gaps between research and expertise in process development and manufacturing while strengthening the UK's own emergency response capacity and capability. It will bring about tangible health and economic benefits by focusing on diseases prevalent in low- and middle-income countries. Procurement Route - Design and Build Tender Strategy - 'Open Procedure' Single Stage Tender Design Stage - Stage 3 Form of Contract - NEC4 Option A: Fixed Price with Activity Schedule The successful Contractor will be responsible for designing and building a c.590m2 new-build facility for The Pirbright Institute, c.461m2 of functional space on the ground floor and c.129m2 of plant space on the first floor. 1) General building [...]

The contract is for a single supplier to provide maintenance for the Fire Alarms and associated Systems at The Pirbright Institute. Work Package 1 - Fire Alarm and Associated System Maintenance The contractor will be responsible for ensuring the equipment listed within the Schedule of Buildings of the ITT package is tested and maintained to the current British Standards, in a safe and effective manner with minimum disruption. You will be expected to carry out the service visits on each building system, as specified in the Schedule of Buildings each year, invoicing after each visit with a signed copy of the service report, clearly identifying each piece of equipment that has been tested during the service visit (asset location plans or schematics and or Check Lists will be provided and must be annotated, dated and signed, to clearly identify the equipment that has been tested during the service visit(s)). An annual certificate must be provided to show compliance with the current British Standards each year. The contractor will also provide the necessary tools and labour required to access the site fire alarm detection equipment. The contractor will be expected to advise on the condition of the equipment and provide details of any remedial works for each building, with a breakdown of the associated cost within two weeks of the service visit. Critical remedial works should be advised to TPI on the same day. The contractor will also be expected to update (annotate) 'Fire Plans' when changes occur or errors are found [...]

Please read the TOR document for full information. The overall aim of this project is to conduct an end of programme evaluation to assess impact, effectiveness and sustainability. [...]

Please read Terms of Reference for full details. Overarching purpose: To facilitate 5 companies from a sector (textiles and energy efficiency (EE)/ textiles and renewable energy (RE)) in Vietnam and 3 companies (textiles/hotels/supermarkets) in Indonesia to raise finance for their clean energy projects. Project scope and objectives: Many companies interested to decarbonise face challenges to raise finance to implement renewable energy projects due to substantial upfront investment, limited financial products, uncertain regulatory environments. This exercise aims to facilitate access to finance to select companies working with WWF Vietnam and Indonesia as part of the Climate Solutions Partnership Energy Transition work. WWF Vietnam (VT): Works with 20 companies in textiles, food and other sectors in 3 industrial parks on adopting EE/RE solutions based on the GHG/EE audit reports. WWF Indonesia (INDS): Supports suppliers of global brands such as Adidas, Artotel hotels and SuperIndo to set decarbonisation plans and raise finance for clean energy projects as well as supporting the banks to create bespoke financial products suited to the projects and the know-how to identify clean energy demand. [...]

Please read Terms of Reference document for full information. Overarching purpose: The overall aim of this project is to compile case studies from Climate Solutions Partnership Energy Transition (CSP-ET) work in Indonesia, Vietnam and India and develop skill development roadmaps to promote just energy transformation in these countries. Project scope and objectives: To facilitate the urgently required global transformation to renewable energy by recognising the need to drive skill building and reskilling for communities and workers dependant on fossil fuels for energy and employment. Addressing this potential barrier by reskilling to provide work forces with opportunities related to renewable energy. Without such provision, there is likely to be social resistance to any energy transition, which will jeopardise the immediate shift that is needed from fossil fuels to clean energy. To achieve this goal, the purpose of this project is to: Influence policy makers, business leaders, workers, communities and other stakeholders on the urgent need for skills as a focus area to drive energy transition, with targeted engagement through launch of the skills case studies report at COP 29 (Nov 2024) and the skill development roadmap at Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2025 or Asian Energy/Climate conferences before June 2025. Influence policy makers to prioritise skills in the country NDCs or Just transition working plans in the run up to COP29 and other global events. Objective 1. Compile Case studies from WWF CSP-ET Asia offices on skills training and their role in driving Just Energy Transformation. (In consultation with the WWF CSP-ET [...]

A joint initiative between the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will see the creation of a new centre at The Pirbright Institute designed to accelerate the development of animal vaccines to combat emerging and urgent infectious diseases. The consequences of livestock disease can be catastrophic. As well as posing a very real risk to global food security and international trade, livestock disease also presents a significant threat to global human health due to its pandemic potential. While the UK remains a world-leader in the early-stage development of vaccines for both human and veterinary medicine, globally we need to strengthen our collective capacity to translate scientific discoveries into solutions for the most challenging veterinary infectious diseases. The new Centre for Veterinary Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing (CVIM) will bridge the gaps between research and expertise in process development and manufacturing while strengthening the UK's own emergency response capacity and capability. It will bring about tangible health and economic benefits by focusing on diseases prevalent in low- and middle-income countries. Procurement Route - Design and Build Tender Strategy - 'Open Procedure' Single Stage Tender Design Stage - Stage 3 Form of Contract - NEC4 Option A: Fixed Price with Activity Schedule The successful Contractor will be responsible for designing and building a c.590m2 new-build facility for The Pirbright Institute, c.461m2 of functional space on the ground floor and c.129m2 of plant space on the first floor. 1) General building [...]

Please read RFQ document for full details. WWF-UK are looking for an expert, external third party (with a strong economic analysis capability) to assess the scope for addressing the economic and social costs associated with fuel poverty through an additional, targeted public funding commitment from 2025 to 2030 delivering energy efficiency measures to low-income households at risk of fuel poverty in Great Britain (GB). The analysis should focus on the scope for moving as many low-income households as possible at risk of fuel poverty in Great Britain to a level of energy efficiency standard represented by Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) band level C by 2030. [...]

A joint initiative between the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will see the creation of a new centre at The Pirbright Institute designed to accelerate the development of animal vaccines to combat emerging and urgent infectious diseases. The consequences of livestock disease can be catastrophic. As well as posing a very real risk to global food security and international trade, livestock disease also presents a significant threat to global human health due to its pandemic potential. While the UK remains a world-leader in the early-stage development of vaccines for both human and veterinary medicine, globally we need to strengthen our collective capacity to translate scientific discoveries into solutions for the most challenging veterinary infectious diseases. The new Centre for Veterinary Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing (CVIM) will bridge the gaps between research and expertise in process development and manufacturing while strengthening the UK's own emergency response capacity and capability. It will bring about tangible health and economic benefits by focusing on diseases prevalent in low- and middle-income countries. Procurement Route - Design and Build Tender Strategy - 'Open Procedure' Single Stage Tender Design Stage - Stage 3 Form of Contract - NEC4 Option A: Fixed Price with Activity Schedule The successful Contractor will be responsible for designing and building a c.590m2 new-build facility for The Pirbright Institute, c.461m2 of functional space on the ground floor and c.129m2 of plant space on the first floor. 1) General building [...]

The contract is for a single supplier to provide Project Management in relation to ISO 11 Incinerator life extension project at The Pirbright Institute, Ash Road, Pirbright, Surrey, GU24 0NF. PROJECT SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES The primary objective of the project is to ensure ISO 11 has an incinerator available to operate, which is safe, reliable and will serve the building for a minimum of 10 years (Based on projected building lifespan). The project will address the issues identified in the HAZOP study as per Appendix 2 of the Outline Business Case. There are a total of 12 (Twelve) Work packages, not including Project Management within the overall project. The following 10 (Ten) Work Packages will require procurement and delivery under the scope of Project Management: - WP2: Replace Incinerator Control System with new Open Protocol system, compatible with current standards and compliant with HAZOP. - WP3: Replace Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) and Secondary chamber Oxygen monitoring with new system(s), compliant with all current standards. - WP5: Incinerator kiln refractory lining upgrade to the Primary and Secondary Combustion Chambers. - WP6: Diesel fuel system upgrade and fuel tank replacement. - WP7: Carry out appropriate technical assessment, such as HAZOP, LOPA, SIL assessment. - WP9: Carry out upgrade to primary kiln catch box to where necessary. - WP10: Upgrade incinerator loading system hydraulics to make compliant with current standards and to add provision of manual override. - WP11: All necessary commissioning and necessary environmental testing (QAL 2 examination under Waste Incineration Directive). Update of all existing statutory licenses and environmental permit (enforced with Guildford local council). - WP12: The Principal [...]

This contract is for the provision of a nurse led homecare service to administer intravenous COVID-19 neutralising monoclonal antibodies to eligible community patients registered with a GP in Surrey Heartlands in line with NICE TA878. The contract is required following notice being served since which time patients have been provided with oral antivirals with IV therapy reserved for individuals recommended by their specialist service. IV administration has needed to be delivered at a specialist centre in the absence of an infusion service at home. The service is required as soon as feasibly possible in the interests of patients. Surrey Heartlands ICB is intending to follow the Most Suitable Provider Process to award a contract under The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023. [...]