Description of the procurement. The Scottish Police Authority intends to establish a framework on behalf of Police Scotland and The Sottish Prison Service for the Supply and Delivery of rigid handcuffs, temporary restraint equipment and alternative type of wrist restraint system to rigid handcuffs, such as straps and soft cuffs.
Description of the procurement. The Architect Cutting Edge Framework is for the provision of architectural services for residential-led development projects and is split into 3 geographical lots. However, the CEF Consortium Members will reserve the right to use service providers successful on one geographical lot, within the same work stream, in another geographical lot, when no service provider within the geographical lot in question is available to undertake the relevant works and value for money can be established. The CEF Consortium Members are committed to the use of the Architects Cutting Edge Framework, and therefore bidders should anticipate that the overall value of the framework would be in line with the values identified within this contract notice. This Lot is for projects in North East England, Yorkshire (the area as more accurately described on the plan in the procurement documents) (the "Lot 2 Regions"). Riverside is looking to establish a framework of providers of architectural and principal designer services for significant development works in the Lot 2 Regions which may include but shall not be limited to:
Description of the procurement. Please refer to the tender documents, available at the e-tendering address specified above under point I.3.
Description of the procurement. A number of NHS organisations are currently migrating, or are expected to migrate from a legacy Patient Administration System (PAS) to modern Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems. Many legacy PAS are not Referral to Treatment (RTT) compliant and, therefore, RTT Pathways and associated Events for migration have to be manually manufactured from existing referrals and outcomes. There may also be significant data quality issues with legacy data that will impact on the management and integrity of that data prior to implementation of a new EPR system. NHS organisations may lack in-house expertise and/or capacity to undertake the necessary data cleansing exercises and may require expert assistance in undertaking a data validation exercise prior to the Client’s planned migration of its legacy PAS to a modern EPR system. The objective of this framework is to provide NHS Organisations (“the Clients”) with expert assistance in undertaking data validation exercises prior to and following a Client’s planned migration of its PAS to a modern EPR system. This includes the validation of incomplete pathways, incomplete waiting lists and duplicated pathways as well as understanding the data quality issues that could facilitate the RTT migration to the EPR system and the Client’s Covid-19 restoration and recovery work. This will enable the NHS Organisations to: • provide assurance to the Board, CCGs and patients of the accuracy of the patient data held, and particularly how this is managed in relation to supporting RTT and other associated patient access standards, • improve the quality of patient data held within the EPR and support the optimal use of the EPR from implementation. The Supplier will ensure that effective knowledge transfer takes place and will help the Client to develop an in-house central validation and booking team to achieve business as usual booking and reporting post the EPR implementation.
Description of the procurement. The works will consist of the provision of labour, plant, materials and traffic management to carry out specialist surface treatment works. These works may include, carriageway and footway proprietary surfacing works, high friction surfacing works together with other associated works on both highway and non-highway sites at unspecified locations and ancillary installation of the road marking and road studs at various locations within the geographical boundary of the principal contracting authority (i.e. the Council of the Borough of Kirklees) and the other contracting authorities listed in Section II.1.4 above.
Description of the procurement. The Services shall be made available to People with a Disability who are 16 or over and who are resident in York who are assessed as meeting the Care Act Eligibility Criteria and Children and Families Act 2014. This does not preclude other Individuals using the Services but funding for provision of Services shall be agreed with the person, their carer or other agencies / individuals prior to the provision of the Services. Detailed elements within this specification are for:
Description of the procurement. The contracting authority is purchasing on behalf of itself and other contracting authorities: xxxx://xxx.xxxx-xxxx.ac.uk xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx/ Organisations that may participate in this proposed Agreement must mandatorily satisfy criteria (i) and (ii) below, plus at least 1 of the remaining qualifying criteria (iii)-(v):
Description of the procurement. Sewer Surveys with Standard Coded Reports
Description of the procurement. The Contractors Cutting Edge Framework is for the provision of building contractor services and is split into 6 geographical lots. Interested services providers are permitted to tender for EITHER:
Description of the procurement. The provision of a full maintenance (reactive and planned) service for Mechanical & Electrical, General Building Works and Locksmiths Maintenance Services. The reactive and planned maintenance service must be provided on a 24/7/365 basis across the Estate, The Estate covers 32 boroughs within the Greater London area, and a number of other locations, more fully defined in the scope of works section. It should be acknowledged that the size, nature and location of sites operated by The Authority, and its requirement for security services, are subject to change over the duration of the contract. The Supplier shall make provision to support The Authority with the implementation of such change, ensuring that services are scalable and the required equipment and labour is available at all times to support the Service. Including but not limited to, Planned Maintenance, Statutory Inspections and compliance testing; reactive call out service for repair and replacement; small works projects. M&E Consisting of, but not limited to: — fixed access & protection systems. — access control. — air conditioning & ventilation. — fixed electrical equipment. — lighting. — fire detection & protection. — fuel tanks & pipelines. — combined heat and power units. — gas meter & pipework installation. — various boilers, gas, steam, oil etc. — hot water systems. — kitchen equipment. — lifting equipment. — compressed air systems. — security & communication systems and equipment. — generators. — UPS. — Lifts (goods, passenger & service lifts etc.) — waste & drainage systems. — water systems including pipework, tanks and pumps. — water treatment systems. General Building works (GBW) Consisting of, but not limited to: — maintenance of roofs, walls, chimney’s, windows & doors, ceilings etc. — external & internal decorating. Locksmiths Ensure that the following requirements are met with regards to Locksmith services consisting of, but not limited to: — Provide all materials on a like for like basis or equal and approved specification, consumables and equipment required to provide the locksmith services and where Cell Security all items used are in accordance with the Home Office Approved Suppliers. — Provide specialist Keys I.e. KABA and such like as and when required. In addition to the supply of key cutting and supply of additional keys and associated services as and when required. — Provide a reactive locksmith service (on a 24/7/365 basis), with an onsite response to meet all category resp...
