Scope of Requirements. 1.1. Lot 2 of the NDEE Framework will cover NDEE retrofit, in its broadest sense, to public sector buildings and grounds including the installation of a wide range of energy efficiency assets that may include, but not limited to: • prefabricated energy centres; • combined heat and power units; • energy efficient boilers – zero carbon heat options must be considered where boilers are being installed through this framework • voltage management units; • controls outstations; • luminaires, lighting controllers and other lighting assets.
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Scope of Requirements. 8.1 The Authority requires the Contractor to provide comprehensive Postal Services to fulfil the current and evolving needs of the Framework Public Bodies.
8.2 There will be no minimum quantities applied for Framework Public Bodies who wish to access this Framework Agreement.
8.3 Framework Public Bodies that use the services being provided will require various postal services. These may reduce or increase throughout the duration of their Call-off Contract.
8.4 The Contractor will provide Framework Public Bodies with cost centre billing. The number of cost centres will vary for each Framework Public Body.
8.5 From the day of collection i.e. ‘Day 1’ (at or before the latest acceptance time) the Contractor will provide a service to Mainland Scotland to ensure delivery of mail on ‘Day 2’. The service applies to all working days including Saturdays.
8.6 From the day of collection i.e. ‘Day 1’ (at or before the latest acceptance time) the Contractor will provide a service to all UK postcodes to ensure delivery of mail on either ‘Day 3’ or ‘Day 4’. The service applies to all working days including Saturdays
8.7 As a minimum, ‘Mainland Scotland’ includes the following Postcode Areas – EH, TD, FK, KY, DD, PH, G, PA, ML, KA.
8.8 It is understood that the action of final delivery may be undertaken by a third party organisation. Management of this activity, however, will be the responsibility of the Contractor as a seamless desk to door process.
8.9 Stationery will be provided by the Contractor if requested by the Framework Public Body. Costs of stationery provided will be agreed between the Contractor and the Framework Public Body.
8.10 All envelopes utilised must be able to include a return address if requested by the Framework Public Body.
8.11 The Contractor shall identify areas open to improvement, report and regularly update the Framework Public Bodies on all areas.
8.12 The Contractor must be able to make use of barcode technology such as creating barcodes on relevant documentation and any follow up notices. The barcode must be readable. For example by Post Offices, PayPoints and Payzones.
8.13 Lot 1 – Physical Mail
8.13.1 Physical mail is the collection and delivery of mail from Framework Public Bodies throughout Scotland, including the Highlands and Islands. It is prepared for posting by the Framework Public Body and collected by the Contractor from Framework Public Body sites. It is sorted by the Contractor and either delivered directly to recipients by the ...
Scope of Requirements. This contract will be for the supply and delivery of motor vehicle, motor cycle and plant batteries to various locations throughout Northern Ireland Vehicle Batteries for a term of 4 years. The anticipated commencement date shall be 1st April 2023 and expire on 31st March 2027. The Contract will used by the participating bodies listed in Table 1 below. TABLE 1 – Participating Bodies Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs - DAERA DAERA – Forest service DAERA – Agri-Food And Biosciences Institute Department for Communities – DfC DfC – Arts Council NI (ACNI DfC – National Museums NI (NMNI) DfC – SportNI Department for Economy – DfE DfE – Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland DfE – Southern Regional College Department for Infrastructure - DfI DfI- Roads & Rivers DfI – DVA Department of Justice – DoJ DoJ – NIPS BSO - Procurement and Logistics Service Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (BHST) Northern Ireland fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD) will take on the role of Central Purchasing body on behalf of the Participating bodies listed in table 1 (above).
Scope of Requirements. 1.1 The Service Provider must be able to provide the required services and must be available 24 hours per day, including weekends, in order to support TPT’s requirements.
1.2 The Service Provider shall provide the necessary labour to execute the requirements of the Heavy Industrial Plant Cleaning Services.
1.3 The Service Provider undertakes to provide a minimum of 82 skilled and/or unskilled labour and a minimum of 4 supervisors necessary for the provision of Heavy Industrial Plant Cleaning Services at Transnet Port Terminals Bulk Terminal Saldanha. It should be noted that human capital quantities are neither guaranteed nor limited to the above.
1.4 The Service Provider undertakes to provide an additional minimum of 90 skilled and/or unskilled labour necessary for the provision of Heavy Industrial Plant Cleaning Services at Transnet Port Terminals Bulk Terminal Saldanha for the Bulk Terminal Saldanha (BTS) Plant Shut Down. It should be noted that human capital quantities are neither guaranteed nor limited to the above. The date and duration of the Bulk Terminal Saldanha (BTS) Plant Shut Down shall be communicated to the Service Provider at a reasonable time so as to allow the Service Provider to ensure that the necessary arrangements are in place.
1.5 The Service Provider undertakes to provide an additional minimum of 15 skilled and/or unskilled labour necessary for the provision of Heavy Industrial Plant Cleaning Services at the Transnet Port Terminals Bulk Terminal Saldanha for Ad Hoc Plant Cleaning. Ad Hoc Plant Cleaning refers to required Heavy Industrial Plant Cleaning Services as a result of a spillage, overflow or emergency/unplanned event. The following will constitute as being Ad Hoc: Vessel & Train Gaps (approx. 25 times per year); Mini Shut Down (approx. twice per year); Environmental/Housekeeping related plant visits (approx. 10 times per year); SFF Pipe Cleaning (approx. 4 times per year); Abnormally excessive ore spillage incidents; and Xxxxxxxx at the quay (approx. 6 times per year). Kindly note for all ad hoc requirements the stipulated working time will be a minimum of 12 hours from commencement of work on site and the ad hoc average working days will be 2 days.
1.6 The Service Provider shall be responsible for ensuring that the minimum labour requirements are met on a daily basis and proof/evidence of compliance is presented/submitted to the TPT BTS Supervisor (or TPT BTS Representative) on a daily basis.
1.7 The Service Prov...
Scope of Requirements. 1.1. The scope of Lot 1 shall deliver a full suite of service lines capable of fulfilling the broad range of Contracting Authority Requirements. This includes the collection and delivery of UN Class 6.2 Infectious Substances (Category A and Category B), Non-Infectious Substances, Biological Substances, Blood and Tissue, which includes but is not limited to the following:
Scope of Requirements. 1.1. The scope of Lot 2 shall deliver a full suite of service lines capable of fulfilling the broad range of Contracting Authorities requirements for the secure collection, transportation and delivery of Controlled Drugs and Pharmaceuticals.
1.2. This includes the collection, transportation and delivery of Pharmaceuticals, and Controlled Drugs, which are listed below but are not limited to:
1.2.1. Pharmaceuticals;
1.2.2. Controlled drugs including drug precursors;
1.2.3. Medical supplies;
Scope of Requirements. 1.1. The scope of Lot 4 will deliver a full suite of service lines capable of fulfilling the broad range of Contracting Authority requirements for the Collection, Transportation and Delivery of Explosive substances and articles (UN Class 1)
Scope of Requirements. 1.1. The scope of Lot 5 shall deliver a full suite of service lines capable of fulfilling the broad range of Contracting Authorities requirements for the secure collection and delivery of the Haulage, Storage and Disposal of Seized Goods and related services consignments.
1.2. This includes seized, seized under forfeiture, detained and confiscated goods, which are listed below but are not limited to:
1.2.1. Illegal drugs;
1.2.2. Controlled drugs and pharmaceuticals;
1.2.3. Firearms, including any associated ammunition;
1.2.4. Counterfeited items (including electrical items, clothing, footwear, money alcohol, pharmaceuticals, toys, accessories);
1.2.5. Designer, branded, bespoke items (including clothing, footwear, jewellery, watches);
1.2.6. Alcohol including spirits, wine (including sparkling wine), beer and associated items;
1.2.7. High valuable goods including money (including foreign currency); jewellery, watches, clocks, fine art;
1.2.8. Electrical items, brown goods, white goods;
1.2.9. Sports equipment;
1.2.10. Miscellaneous items;
1.2.11. Tobacco products (including tobacco, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cigars and other tobacco products);
1.2.12. Perishable items; meat, poultry, fish, dairy products, vegetables;
1.2.13. Sharp objects including knives;
1.2.14. Indecent and obscene materials;
1.2.15. Shipping and port containers;
1.2.16. Petrol, red diesel;
1.2.17. Electronic equipment – Mobile phones, laptops, tablets, cameras;
1.2.18. Items confiscated or seized under a forfeiture order (POCA);
1.2.19. Items detained or confiscated under the PACE Act 1984. This list is not exhaustive and will be defined by the Contracting Authority at Further Competition.
1.3. The Core Requirements under this Lot are defined but not limited to:
1.3.1. Collection and haulage of seized goods, in various size(s) and quantities, from the point of collection and transportation to a storage facility;
1.3.2. Collection and haulage of seized goods in various size(s) and quantities from the point of collection and transportation to a facility for disposal;
1.3.3. The secure storage of seized goods on behalf of the Contracting Authority whilst awaiting further instructions (typically for disposal or movement to another facility).
1.4. Goods may be disposed of in many ways including but not limited to, sale by public auction, sale via the internet, recycling, crushing, incineration, landfill etc. This must be agreed by the Contracting Authority and must always meet The Environme...
Scope of Requirements. 1.1. The scope of Lot 6 shall deliver a full suite of service lines capable of fulfilling the broad range of Contracting Authorities requirements for the secure collection and delivery of the Haulage, Storage and Disposal of Vehicles and related services consignments.
1.2. This includes seized, under forfeiture, detained and confiscated vehicles, which are listed below but are not limited to:
1.2.1. Vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, pushbikes, quad bikes;
1.2.2. Commercial vehicles (including light, heavy and tankers);
1.2.3. Vessels (boats, canoes, jet skis etc.);
1.2.4. Caravans and motor homes;
1.2.5. Plant, machinery;
1.2.6. Trailers of all sizes;
1.2.7. Vehicle components;
1.2.8. Aircraft;
1.2.9. Vehicles and items confiscated or seized under a forfeiture order (POCA);
1.2.10. Vehicles and items detained or confiscated under the PACE Act;
1.2.11. Vehicles that may have no accompanying paperwork or keys.
1.3. The Core Requirements under this Lot are defined but not limited to:
1.3.1. Collection and haulage of vehicles including seized vehicles from the point of collection and transportation to a storage facility and / or a safe location;
1.3.1.1. This may include any mounting on trailers and disassembly necessary for safe transportation to a storage depot.
1.3.2. Collection of vehicles from the point of collection to a facility for disposal;
1.3.3. Secure storage of vehicles on behalf of the Contracting Authority whilst awaiting further instructions (typically transporting for forensic examination /assessment, disposal or to another facility).
1.3.3.1. This may also include the management of any cargo which may be collected by a separate vehicle.
1.4. Vehicles may be disposed of in many ways including but not limited to, sale by public auction, sale via the internet, breaking, recycling, crushing, incineration, landfill etc. This must be agreed by the Contracting Authority and must always meet The Environmental Permitting Regulations and meet the requirements of the Industrial Emissions Directive where relevant.
1.5. The Supplier shall be able to collect vehicles including seized and/or detained vehicles at any sites and/or locations as requested by the Contracting Authority when requested.
1.6. For the provision of this service, the Supplier shall be able to collect vehicles from address(s), sites and/or location(s), as requested by the Contracting Authority, using its own resources or those of a partner organisation(s) (Subcontractor).
