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Please be aware that the UK1 Pipeline notice notice was published under OCID ocds-h6vhtk-054f76. Link: https://www.findtender.service.gov.uk/Notice/082326-2025 This framework will allow the purchase of off the Shelf (CotS) Hardware (Technology Products), Software, and the required Associated Services: For Hardware this may be: Laptops, Mobiles, Tablets, desktop computers,smartphones, all peripherals, monitors, printers, scanners, radio frequency identification equipment and human interface devices, etc collectively broadly described as End User Computing; Servers, storage, switches, hubs, routers, back up devices, high performance computing, cloud linkage infrastructure, networking or security related hardware etc broadly described as Infrastructure Hardware Multifunction devices (MFD) such as print devices, as well as mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, dongles and Wireless Routers (MiFi) and accessories. Tactical Communication Systems: Specialised military grade tactical communication and information systems, including Hardware, software and services. Assistive Technology or Technology Enabled Care: These products leverage various technologies to enhance safety, convenience, communication, and health management within a home environment. Hardware can be purchased in combination, outright, delivered as a service, leased, or as a utility model but will all be considered physical devices. The hardware offering will align to Carbon Net Zero, Sustainability and Circular IT objectives with the framework providing the ability to provide new or refurbished devices. For Software this may be: Software including but not limited to; commercial off the shelf software (COTS), open source software software licences. Software can be purchased full box or under subscription. Associated Services Are typically in conjunction with or in the support of hardware and software and could be; design,implementation, end user support, continuation of associated services, support and maintenance, build, imaging, warranty, service desk, installation, project management, training, leasing, security management, asset management, network infrastructure management, device as a service, recycling, disposal, data cleansing etc. Recycling services and extended / non OEM support will be available as part of this to extend life or ensure optimal disposal aligned to CNZ, Sustainability and circular IT objectives. Scope will be finalised after market engagement.

Supply of lightweight, modular, temporary fall prevention platforms, designed to sit within the deep section of the suicide pits, providing a robust working surface and a step free interface with the adjacent shallower section suicide pit area of London Underground (LU) station platforms.

This QUDM will provide a platform for Local Delivery Partners (LDP's) to support the delivery of our Planned Gas Mains and Services works, primarily focused on the delivery of Mains Replacement (MRP) and Non-Mains Replacement Programs (Non-MRP) and other related gas mains and services works, including but not limited to customer connections, reinforcements, built-over mains, services and associated works. The main replacements works will comprise of excavation, back fill, and reinstatement to facilitate Mains and Service replacement and abandonment. The scope of the gas works may be design and build or build only and can range from either one-off projects to small programmes of work.

Cambridge City Council is seeking a contractor for a package of internal and external repairs to the existing building, including masonry and brickwork repairs, roofing, joinery and timber repairs, drainage, ventilation, decorations and associated remedial works, together with specialist basement waterproofing works. The basement waterproofing element includes Contractor design and is required to achieve the specified BS 8102:2022 Grade 3 performance requirements. The premises will remain occupied throughout the works. The Contractor is required to plan, manage and provide the works accordingly and to make appropriate provision for the continued occupation of the premises during the works. The property is used as assisted living accommodation and the Contractor must take this into account when planning and providing the works. The property is subject to Listed Building Consent and the works are to be provided in accordance with the Scope and the requirements of the contract, including the approved listed building proposals. Relevant asbestos information forms part of the tender information and must be taken into account in planning and providing the works. The asbestos survey identifies known asbestos-containing materials and areas which were inaccessible at the time of survey and require further inspection before disturbance.

Mid and South Essex University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) is seeking information from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers capable of undertaking Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) across occupied and operational healthcare facilities using non-disruptive or minimally disruptive testing methodologies. The Trust operates critical healthcare environments that function continuously and therefore requires electrical compliance inspections and testing to be undertaken in a manner that maintains patient safety, supports uninterrupted clinical operations, and minimises disruption to essential services wherever reasonably practicable Scope of Requirement Suppliers are invited to provide information relating to their capability, experience, and methodology for undertaking EICRs within live healthcare environments, including acute hospital sites operating on a 24-hour basis. The Trust seeks a solution that: • Delivers statutory and regulatory compliance. • Minimises the need for planned electrical outages. • Reduces operational disruption to clinical services. • Maintains patient safety and business continuity. • Provides a robust and auditable inspection and testing process. 3. Applicable Standards and Compliance Requirements Suppliers shall demonstrate compliance with all relevant legislation, standards and guidance, including but not limited to: • BS 7671: Requirements for Electrical Installations (current edition). • IET Guidance Note 3: Inspection and Testing. • Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. • HTM 06-01: Electrical Services Supply and Distribution. • HTM 06-02: Electrical Safety Guidance for Low Voltage Systems. • NHS Premises Assurance Model (PAM) requirements where applicable. • NICEIC, ECA, NAPIT or equivalent accredited inspection and testing procedures. Suppliers should demonstrate how their proposed testing methodology satisfies the above requirements whilst supporting the Trust's objective of maintaining service continuity. Testing Without Service Disruption The Trust's preference is for inspection and testing methodologies that minimise or eliminate disruption to clinical and operational services wherever possible. Suppliers shall clearly describe how they will conduct EICRs within operational healthcare facilities whilst avoiding unnecessary interruption to electrical supplies serving critical services. Important clarification The Trust recognizes that certain inspection and testing activities required under BS 7671 may necessitate temporary electrical isolation. The requirement is therefore to avoid unnecessary disruption, apply all reasonably practicable non-disruptive methods first, and tightly control any unavoidable isolation. Where isolation is required, suppliers shall: • Demonstrate that all reasonably practicable non-disruptive testing techniques have been considered. • Clearly identify those tests that require electrical isolation. • Minimise the extent and duration of each isolation. • Provide detailed risk assessments and method statements. • Coordinate all planned outages with the Trust's Estates and Facilities teams. • Maintain continuity of patient care through suitable contingency arrangements. • Provide advance notification of outage requirements. • Clearly define mitigation measures and recovery procedures. • Demonstrate experience in managing electrical testing within live healthcare environments. Suppliers are encouraged to describe any specialist technologies, equipment, software, or recognised industry methodologies that enable condition assessment, fault identification, and compliance verification whilst systems remain energized and operational.