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  • New Gas Fired Heating Systems and Hot Water Installation at Richmondshire District Council's Gallowfields Depot
  • The purpose of this Notice is to inform the market of the additional works/services to be performed by UBB Waste (Essex) Limited following a proposed amendment of its contract with ECC for the design, construction, commissioning, operation and handback of a mechanical biological treatment facility in Basildon. The facility did not pass the acceptance tests specified in the contract which led to ECC commencing litigation against the contractor. The Authority has given notice that it is proposing to take a decision to enter into an Agreement to settle that litigation and to amend the handback requirements of the contract such that the site will be returned to ECC in a condition that will allow for its future redevelopment. It is expected that the modified contract will expire in 2040.
  • Proposed development of 22 properties and new vehicle access from Ffordd Coppy, including internal access roads and turning area. (JCT Design and Build Contract 2016).
  • Blackpool Council wishes to invite proposals for the development of the Golden Mile Centre, the Promenade, Blackpool. Participants with an extensive track-record of operating world class (by which the Council means an attraction or brand widely recognised both inside and outside the UK ) branded family orientated visitor attractions known for their high quality and widespread appeal are required to submit proposals to Blackpool Council for the proposed future use of the Golden Mile Centre. Proposals must include potential redevelopment of the building, along with the ongoing proposals for operation of the developed facility.
  • The Council is seeking to appoint a single specialist contractor to deliver mains water excavation repairs. This will include excavations to access burst mains through soft and hard ground, mains water pipe work repairs inside individual properties and communal areas, and mains water pipework re-runs.
  • The Council wishes to establish a Contract for the demolition of the houses located off Wellhead Lane followed by the remediation of the site. The works comprise general site clearance, removal of asbestos containing materials and demolition of the houses located off Wellhead Lane in Perry Barr, Birmingham.
  • The framework agreement covers the provision of comprehensive and innovative waste solutions and suppliers will be expected to proactively assist in attempts to reduce the quantities of waste sent to landfill and achieve recycling targets. This is in line with the revised Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011 that prioritise the waste hierarchy.
  • The scope of the works is a measured term contract for specialist flooring contractors to supply and installation various floor coverings such as carpet tiles, vinyl sheet coverings including accessories and sealing wood floors at various Council properties and locations.
  • Tender: Removing old boiler, replacing with new boiler and making good in the boiler room of the priory building.
  • Thames Water Utilities Ltd intends to award one or more framework agreements for the provision of security access equipment. This will apply across all Thames Water regions and bidders can apply for one or more lots.
  • Supply, installation and commissioning services for wind turbine generators (WTG). The tenderer should be capable and experienced to supply all management, technical support, competent labour, supervision, equipment, tools, materials, consumables, temporary works and each and all other resources necessary for the manufacturing, handling, transportation, installation, commissioning, maintenance and quality assurance necessary to satisfy the scope of supply.
  • The contract involves providing a supplementary enforcement service to the Council to tackle environmental issues such as littering and dog fouling but with a scope to potentially increase this to other offences in the future.
  • The Council's aim is to ensure that present and future residents of the Borough have greater choice in being able to live in a home that is affordable, in good condition and adequately meets their needs. The Council is keen to ensure that it has excellent future proof services, where possible, which meet these needs.
  • A dynamic procurement system is being developed now to provide a service that includes council property maintenance, new build properties, highway repairs, street lighting, home adaptations and void refurbishments as well as all the day to maintenance within the London Borough of Newham.
  • Rochdale Borough Council (RBC) on behalf of Rochdale Development Agency (RDA) are tendering for a Contractor who is required to carry out the design, engineering, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning and handover of the Chamber House Solar Farm (the Solar Farm, or Project) and then operate and maintain the system until Completion. This project forms part of the wider Unlocking Clean Energy in Greater Manchester (UCEGM) European Regional Development Funded (ERDF) project and as such is part grant funded by ERDF The Solar Farm shall have a 30-year design life and shall generate and export power to the Point of Supply (PoS) defined in the grid connection offer provided by Electricity North West (ENW, or the Distribution Network Operator (DNO)).
  • The minor highway framework is to support Highways Maintenance Service with minor Civil Engineering projects
  • The City of Edinburgh Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Development Partner for the delivery of a major mixed use scheme on a 3-hectare site at Fountainbridge. The development requirements for the site comprise of at least 436 homes and a separate office building. The proposals also include retail and commercial space which could be used for a variety of purposes. It is expected that the Development Partner would construct approximately 177 affordable homes, with ground floor retail for the Council, while the office space, remaining residential units, and ground floor retail/commercial space would represent a development opportunity.
  • Monitoring of water quality in systems across the Borough in line with Regulations.The initial contract term will be for 3 years with an option to extend for one further period of 2 years (3+2) for a potential total contract term of 5 years as stated in the ITT documents. Estimated contract spend is up to £80,000.00 per annum, £240,000 across the initial 3 year contract term and up to £400,000.00 across the potential total 5 year contract term.
  • In line with the ‘Getting the Best from Complaints Social Care Complaints and Representations for Children, Young People and Others’ guidance Coventry City Council recognises a good procedure ensures that children and young people who make representations should have their concerns swiftly resolved, and, wherever possible, by the people who provide the service locally. The purpose of this procurement is to recruit a ‘bank’ of Independent Complaints Investigating Officers, Independent Persons, Independent Chairs of Review Panels and Review Panellists who will undertake, in line with statutory guidance for local authority children’s services representations and complaints procedures, a Stage 2 investigation or Stage 3 review panel.
  • South Tyneside Council wishes to install a district heating system serving several Council owned buildings in central Hebburn utilising the disused mine workings under Hebburn as a heat source. The installation of such a district heating scheme will reduce the Council’s reliance on gas to provide heating and significantly contribute to the Council’s commitment to its Carbon Reduction targets, and this scheme alone will provide a saving of 319 tonnes/year saving. A separate contract has been awarded to undertake the drilling of two boreholes, and the construction of permanent abstraction and re-injection wells. The water source heat pump adopted in this project will be able to source heat from both the mine water as well as ambient air (via dry air cooler) in the event that the mines are found to be unable to provide a sustainable mine water heat source.
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