Furniture Tenders

Provision of BCH Furnished Tenancies

Blackpool Coastal Housing (BCH) is looking to appoint a contractor to supply and deliver furniture and essential household electrical appliances to support its aim to provide a furnished tenancy service. A specification has been written that sets out what the requirements of the contract are. As this will be a brand new service for BCH we would like to work with an organisation with experience of providing this sort of service. This is to ensure the service has the best chance of success and can be extended beyond its initial 12 month pilot period.

Crookfur Primary School 3 Classroom Extension

East Renfrewshire Council is inviting tenders, from suitably qualified companies to undertake the design and construction of an extension to Crookfur Primary School.The works to be carried out by the successful contractor include, but are not limited to, a single storey building of 3no. classrooms, staffroom, administration office, pupil staff and accessible toilet facilities, cloakrooms, parent room, store rooms, additional plant, new car parking and all associated site works. The design should accommodate a future upper floor which could be added a later date.The building extension appearance is to be in keeping with the existing school with use of metal roof, similar wall cladding and brick base course. It has to include floor, wall and ceiling finishes, fitted furniture, loose furniture, mechanical, electrical and plumbing services and site works include drainage.

Secure Storage Container Furniture

The Scottish Police Authority (known as the “the Authority”) has a requirement to procure Secure Storage Container Furniture. The Authority isrequired to tender this opportunity to appoint a suitably experienced and competent Contractor.

TC1177 - Manchester Art Gallery & Queens Park Conservation Studios Storage Furniture

Further details are set out in the procurement documents

Installation, Repair and Maintenance of bus shelters, bus stops and associated on-street furniture

South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) requires a Service Provider to undertake the installation, repair and maintenance of bus shelters, stops and associated on-street furniture.The strategic ambition of SYMCA is to keep people and commerce moving effectively to enable economic growth and enhance the regions environment, health and wellbeing. This is reflected in the challenges of achieving Best Value whilst maintaining consistent good quality service delivery.The Contracts & Assets Department plays a key role in the achieving these aims. The department and their associated Service Providers will be measured against Key Performance Indicators.SYMCA also places great emphasis on customer care and encourages full participation of contract staff in the delivery of a high-quality service.

PRJ-1286: Take Home and Settle service and Handyperson service

Objectives of Take Home and Settle Service.The objective of the service is to aid individuals who are either not appropriate for admission fromA&E or need assistance to leave hospital by providing short-term practical support.Aims of Handyperson Service• Promote people’s independence by enabling them to stay in their homes in security, safetyand comfort for longer by carrying out simple repairs and adaptations as preventative andremedial measures.• Enhance the effectiveness of health and social care provision through the delivery of oftenvery simple and very low-cost interventions which often have a clear link with fallsprevention.• Helps to reduce hazards for vulnerable, disabled and older people, especially hazards thatare assessed to possess higher possibilities or likelihood of causing injuries or ill health.Objectives of the Handyperson Service• The service that will help vulnerable, disabled, and older people to live safely andindependently in their own homes by assisting with small repairs and minor adaptations tothe home.Service description and care pathway Take Home and Settle Service.The Service shall work closely with partners to deliver an integrated whole system approach toachieving the outcomes for patients and the overall Health and Social Care system.In order to deliver a responsive service to support the discharge of patients from Hospitals listed atcore Take Home and Settle Staff will be based within these hospitals and will participate indaily discharge meetings. The service will facilitate discharge by linking with other delivery partnerswhere possible (e.g. Integrated Community Equipment Service, Telehealth) to help reduce delays.After the referral is accepted, a needs assessment and risk assessment will be completed, andthen a support plan developed with the service user. Copies of both will be given to the serviceuser.The assessment should take place within 2 hours of referral and the service user should bedischarged within the same day. It is acknowledged that some delays may sit with the hospital.The Service shall offer the required amount of support (according to each boroughs criteria),incorporating pre and post discharge activities including:• Home safety checks• Practical Support• Signposting to other services• Handyperson serviceThe support provided will be regularly reviewed with the service user to ensure it continues to meettheir needs.Home safety checksThe Provider will undertake a home hazard risk assessment to determine the environment is safefor the service user to return home.Practical Support• Check utilities are connected and turn on heating• Obtain any immediate shopping• Collect fresh clothes from patients’ homes prior to discharge• Meet patient on the ward and travel home together, staying with the service user until thedomiciliary care agency arrive (if required)• Collect prescriptions and assist with medication self-management• Prepare a light snack/meal preparation• Light housekeeping/domestic services e.g. tidying up, changing bedding, laundry etc...• Support in attending appointments e.g. outpatients etc.• Phone calls or visits for a regular check-in and companionship• Form-filling/paperwork• Any other appropriate tasks benefiting and enabling the person remain in their own home.Handyperson ServiceThe service will include the following tasks:• Set-up of micro-environment• Removal or repositioning of furniture• Making safe walkway within the home• Checking property for trip hazards e.g. trailing wires, removal or tacking down of rugs,carpets and repair to torn flooring and re

FAE-23-003 LIBRARY FURNITURE, SHELVING AND ACCESSORIES

BSOL Removals Tender

1.10 The scope of all work included in this service is detailed below:<br/>Decanting of Clinical and Clerical Areas<br/>To work with Trust employees to identify the removal of unrequired equipment and furniture in a safe and timely manner. This may include removing equipment/furniture off site or relocating equipment to a new location.<br/>Equipping new Clinical and Non-Clinical Areas<br/>Following delivery of equipment to transport this new equipment into a specified location, in a timely manner whilst ensuring safety of all patients while transporting goods. <br/>Ward Moves<br/>To transport any equipment/furniture from one Ward to another, ensuring patient safety at all times.<br/>The movement of patients does not form part of this tender as this function will be carried out by appropriately qualified trust personnel.<br/>Ward moves could potentially take place out of ‘normal office working hours’ and therefore a schedule of rates will need to be reviewed and agreed.<br/>Transfer of Equipment/Furniture across Sites<br/>Removal of equipment/furniture from one location and to be delivered to another site. This would also include transporting equipment to the Trust’s storage facility.

New Uig Ferry Passenger Terminal Building

Erection of Terminal Building including construction of Storage Building, siteworks to the immediate environs of the Terminal Building. Completion of external landscaping and furniture within site boundary and Transformer Screen and Entrance wall outwith site boundary.

Furniture

Multi supplier unranked framework for the supply and delivery of office furniture to include but not limited to various types of desking, pedestals, chairs including operators chairs, visitor seating, beam seating, lounge seating, conference furniture, desk screens, office storage.All suppliers awarded to the framework must be able to provide a full project management service which includes pre installation assessment, supply, delivery, assembly, final placement, installation and handover.The Framework Agreement may be used by all mainland and island NHS Scotland Health Boards and Special Boards (including the Common Services Agency) and by all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards,Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS organisations established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland)Act 1978) and any Integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to the new Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014. All Scottish Hospices

Furniture

Re tender and renewal of the framework agreement for the supply of office and patient furniture to all entities constituted pursuant to the national Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS organisations established pursuant to the NHS (Scotland) Act 1978) and any Integrated Joint Boards established pursuant to the new Public Bodies (Joint Working) Scotland Act 2014. All Scottish Hospices.This framework will consist of three (3) lots: Lot 1 Office Furniture, Lot 2 Patient Furniture and Lot 3 Reserved for Supported Businesses only

Furniture & Associated Services 2

Provision of general office furniture and associated services (including but not limited to office seating, desking, tables, desk screens, monitor arms, storage and accessories) in line with GPA Design Guide. Suppliers will also offer remanufactured, refurbished and recycled office furniture items to meet Buyer(s) Call-Off Contract requirements.

Furniture & Associated Services 2

As part of this contract notice the following documents can be accessed at: https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/81610446-d56e-4c5e-98fa-f59a79a59069 1) Contract notice transparency information for the agreement; 2) Contract notice authorised customer list; 3) Rights reserved for CCS framework. The Government Security Classifications (GSC) Policy came into force on 2 April 2014 and describes how HM Government classifies information assets to ensure they are appropriately protected. It applies to all information that Government collects, stores, processes, generates or shares to deliver services and conduct business. Cyber Essentials is a mandatory requirement for Central Government contracts which involve handling personal information or provide certain ICT products/services. Government is taking steps to reduce the levels of cyber security risk in its supply chain through the Cyber Essentials scheme. The scheme defines a set of controls which, when implemented, will provide organisations with basic protection from the most prevalent forms of threat coming from the internet. To participate in this procurement, bidders must be able to demonstrate they comply with the technical requirements prescribed by Cyber Essentials, for services under and in connection with this procurement. Refer to https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/information/cyber-essentials-faqs for more information. Some purchases under this framework Agreement may have requirements that can be met under this Framework Agreement but the purchase of which may be exempt from the Procurement Regulations (as defined in Attachment 1 – About the framework within the invitation to tender documentation). In such cases, Call-offs from this Framework will be unregulated purchases for the purposes of the Procurement Regulations, and the buyers may, at their discretion, modify the terms of the Framework and any Call-off Contracts to reflect that buyer’s specific needs. CCS reserves the right to award a framework to any bidder whose final score is within 1% of the last position. Registering for access: This procurement will be managed electronically via the eSourcing suite. This will be the route for sharing all information and communicating with bidders. If you have recently registered on the eSourcing suite for another CCS procurement you can use the same account for this new procurement. If not, you will first need to register your organisation on the portal. Use the following link for information on how register and use the eSourcing tool: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/esourcing-tool-guidance-for-suppliers For assistance please contact the eSourcing Help desk operated by email at eEnablement@crowncommercial.gov.uk or call 0345 410 2222.

FAE-23-003 LIBRARY FURNITURE, SHELVING AND ACCESSORIES

The Education Authority (EA) invites tenders for the supply and delivery of LIBRARY FURNITURE, SHELVING AND ACCESSORIES to individual schools and EA locations within Northern Ireland for a period of 4 years

Framework for Domestic and Commercial Removals, Storage and Disposals

Lot 1 – Domestic Removals, Storage and Disposal -The purpose of this Lot is to appoint a Service Provider in relation to the removal and same day relocation and/or storage of personal property, household goods, furniture and carpets being moved from / to domestic premises, licensed waste disposal facilities and Council approved recycling stores throughout South Lanarkshire geographical area and, at times outside South Lanarkshire geographical area.This Lot will be awarded via the Open Tender procedure based on the most economically advantageous tender (MEAT) criteria which enables the Council to take account of criteria that reflect qualitative technical aspects of the tender submission as well as price when reaching an award decision.The Council has adopted a sequential opening process for any tender exercise conducted per the following stages:As part of Stage 1 the bidders will be required to complete a Single Procurement Document (SPD) as part of the Qualification envelope self-declaring that they meet the criteria requirements for the Lot.As part of Stage 2 the bidders will then be required to complete a Technical response based on Technical Specific questions related to the Lot including Fair Work First and Community Benefits.As part of Stage 3 the bidders will then be required to complete Commercial response based on services associated with the Lot.As part of the tender evaluation process the Council will then request evidence from the recommended bidders prior to being appointed to the Lot.The form of contract for this Lot will be South Lanarkshire Councils Standard Terms and Conditions of Contract for Services.The contract term will be 4 years.

FAE-23-003 LIBRARY FURNITURE, SHELVING AND ACCESSORIES

This framework is let by the Northern Ireland Education Authority (“EA”) and is open to the EA, including NI educational bodies as follows and at some point during the life of the Framework these bodies may wish to utilise the agreement and should have access, at any point, with the permission of EA. This agreement is not intended to replace any current agreements that participating or non-participating institutions may already have in place https://www.education-ni.gov.uk/services/schools-plus. Primary and Post Primary schools under the control of the EA, Catholic Maintained Schools, Independent Schools in NI, Irish Medium Schools in NI, both Controlled and, Voluntary Grammar Schools, Nursery School for NI (both controlled and Catholic Maintained), school meals kitchens on-site at all of these schools, and Controlled Youth Centres. . . https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/further-education-fe-colleges. Further Education Colleges in NI . . https://www.nicie.org/parents/school-finder/. Grant Controlled Integrated Education Schools in NI. . https://www.isc.co.uk/schools/northern-ireland/. Independent School in NI. . Libraries NI: https://www.librariesni.org.uk/Libraries/. . EA Teachers’ and Educational Centres. Council for the Curriculum, Examination and Assessment NI (CCEA) . Armagh Observatory and Planetarium. Middletown Centre for Autism. Controlled Schools Support Council (CSSC). Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education (NICIE). . All processes include the following: . . Tenderers should ensure they read and understand the documentation found in the CFT documents area of eTendersNI. . As a Public Sector Procurement organisation, EA must adhere to the Procurement Policy Notes, https://www.finance-ni.gov.uk/articles/procurement-policy-notes-ppns. . This tender includes requirements relating to Human Rights, Modern Slavery, Supply Chain Resilience and Social Value and all tenders must meet the requirements detailed in the tender documentation to be compliant. . EA reserves the right to: . 1. Not to award any contract as a result of the procurement process commenced by publication of this notice.. 2. To make whatever changes it may see fit to the content and structure of the tendering competition.. 3. To award (a) contract(s) in respect of any part(s) of the [services] covered by this notice..

ID 3899649 - Framework for the Supply, Delivery and Installation of Office Furniture to the Northern Ireland Public Sector

The successful contractor's performance on the contract will be regularly monitored. Contractors not delivering on contract requirements is a serious matter, It means the public purse is not getting what it is paying for. If a contractor fails to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance they will be given a specified time to improve. If, after the specified time, they still fail to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance the matter will be escalated to senior management in Construction Procurement Delivery Supplies and Services Division for further action. If this occurs and the Contractors performance does not improve to satisfactory levels within the specified period, this can be considered grounds for termination of the contract at the Contractors expense as provided for in the Conditions of Contract. In lieu of termination, CPD may issue a Notice of Written Warning or a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance. A supplier in receipt of multiple Notices of Written Warning or a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance may in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) be excluded from future public procurement competitions for a period of up to three years.

Green Waste Treatment

The Council wishes to invite tenders for the supply of services in respect of a Primary Delivery Point for Green Waste. This may be a facility where the Council’s Green Waste will be treated, or this may be a facility where the Council’s Green Waste will be bulked up for onward haulage to a Secondary Facility where it will be treated.The Council’s Waste Collection Contractor collects organic garden waste from 240 litre wheeled bins from the majority of Rutland households, i.e. excluding properties where waste collections are from larger communal bins and a very small number of properties where waste collections are bagged. For the purpose of this Agreement, all such organic garden waste is defined as the Council’s Kerbside Green Waste.The Council suspends its Kerbside Green Waste collections for:a. three weeks in each December; andb. two weeks at the start of each January; andc. two weeks at the start of each February.The Council’s Kerbside Green Waste will be directly delivered to the Delivery Points in refuse collection vehicles, with the Council’s Kerbside Green Waste being subject to compaction.The Council also accepts organic garden waste at two Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs). For the purpose of this Agreement this material is defined as the Council’s HWRC Green Waste.The Council’s HWRC Green Waste will be delivered to the Delivery Points in ‘roll on roll off’ containers, with the Council’s HWRC Green Waste sometimes being subct to compaction.Both the Council’s Kerbside Green Waste and the Council’s HWRC Green Waste shall be collectively defined as the Council’s Green Waste.The Council’s Green Waste will be subject to seasonal variations in waste flows.Materials excluded from the Council’s Green Waste material, which will be considered Residue, are:a. significant volumes of aggregate/inert waste/rubble;b. food waste (excluding windfall fruit);c. plastic e.g. garden furniture, plant pots, plastic bags;d. significant volumes of soil;e. significant volumes of turf; andf. any other materials not referenced under the definition of Green Waste.For further details please see the full specification.

THE SUPPLY OF FURNITURE AND WHITE GOODS FOR TEMPORARY ACCOMODATION

The overall purpose of the Supplies is the supply, delivery and fitting, as and when required, of white goods and furnishing to individual temporary accommodation properties allocated by the Council

Supply of Office Furniture - 55/59 High Street Antrim

The contract is for the provision of a Supplier to deliver the office furniture - 55/59 High Street Antrim Project.The project consists of the first floor fit-out (1,500m²) to provide a Cat B suburban flexible business workspace hub including individual desk booths and open areas, casual meeting areas, large and small private offices, breakout areas with multi-functional furniture and a kitchen area. A separate Contractor will be appointed to undertake these works. The furniture installation shall take place when the building works has reached a suitable stage prior to completion of the building works contract (anticipated to be 4 weeks prior to Completion (tbc)). The project is located at 55/59 High Street, Antrim BT41 4AY.

Small Moves and Storage

Skills Development Scotland has a requirement to procure a service that encompasses the storage, management, installation and disposal of office furniture and accessories. This service should support SDS to make best use of their existing furniture stock and support their activities in office moves and sustainable disposing of end-of-life furniture when required

The Supply and Delivery of Ergonomic Furniture and Associated Services

Tenders are invited by Kirklees Council from suppliers for the provision of the Supply and Delivery of Ergonomic Furniture and Associated Services.The furniture and equipment required will be supplied as part of a process to help individual employees undertake their duties more effectively and help them overcome barriers that may exist due to disability, ill health or other issues which requires the standard equipment provided in the workplace to be improved on.As well as the provision of the specific physical items it is envisaged that the Supplier will provide qualified advice and guidance on the products needed for individual employees as part of the supply process.The contract is anticipated to start on 1 November 2023 and expire on 31 October 2025 with the option to extend for a further two periods of twelve months each, meaning the final possible expiry date is 31 October 2027.

CPC/MK/04/2023 Stationery, Paper and Education Supplies Framework

This Lot is for the provision of Stationery and Education Supplies includes but not limited to the following categories, books and pads, business supplies, cables and wires, catering and kitchen supplies, cleaning products and supplies, computer accessories, data storage, desk accessories, disks/optical media, ergonomic, filing and storage, input accessories, janitorial and tools, labels, media storage, multimedia, office furniture, other hardware, packaging & mailing, paper products, planning and time management, PPE and clothing, presentations and planning, security, stationery, writing and correction.

Dining, Office and Education Furniture Framework Agreement

The supply of dining furniture.

Courier Services for Public Libraries in Nottinghamshire

To deliver and transport stock and materials between public libraries in the County of Nottinghamshire, and other Inspire sites, primarily consisting of books but also mail, printed paper material, items of equipment and occasionally furniture. Also, to provide a sorting service for standard library book stock at Inspire HQ upon return.

Southside Public Realm Final Scheme Works

The proposed works include the installation of high quality paving in pedestrian space, hostile vehicle mitigation measures, tree planting, street furniture and upgrade to the street lighting and CCTV.

Professional cleaning services for office premises in Stirling (UK)

We require the services of a suitably skilled and experienced supplier to provide a professional cleaning service for our premises in Stirling (UK) at a time and in a manner that minimises potential disruption to any staff working within the building.The services are required to ensure that the office, toilets, shower rooms, kitchens, staff areas, public areas, meeting rooms and all other working areas, furniture, fixtures and fittings, IT equipment, shared appliances, walls and partitions, internal windows and glazing, blinds and curtains, and floor spaces are maintained to ensure they remain presentable and fit for their intended purpose.Daily cleaning of all toilets, showers, hand dryers and restroom surfaces is also required.Further details of the routine, planned, additional and ad hoc services required are provided in the procurement documents provided for this contract opportunity.

Reprocurement of BBC Facilities Management Services

The Facilities Management Contract provides key services to all properties at 93 locations across the UK with a diverse range of properties and facilities, that includes broadcast studios, offices, production, and technical facilities. The contract provides Property and Workplace Services Management and Delivery including: Furniture Provision and Maintenance, Signage Provision and Maintenance, Building Engineering Services, Energy Management, Building Fabric Services, Statutory Inspections, Lift and Lifting Equipment Maintenance, Asbestos Management, Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance, Security Asset Maintenance, Pest Control, Project Services, Facilities and Building Management, Fire Safety, Space Management and Drawing Office, Cleaning, Waste Management, Reception Services, Mail Services, Porterage, Printing, Health and Safety, Environmental Management, Helpdesk, Meeting Room, Managing Agent Services, Event Management & Pandemic Supplies Management.The scope reflects standards such as SFG20, Approved Codes of Practice, ISO Standards and manufacturers recommendations.This will be a fixed price contract with a term of 10 years, initial term 5 years, extension 5 years.The estimated total Contract value including extension period is anticipated to be between £480,000,000 to £750,000,000

Generation 5 (Gen5) Civil Engineering, Highways and Transportation Collaborative Framework 2024 - 2028

Framework Scope for Lot 1 The Core Scope for Lot 1 includes the following: Civils and surfacing works associated with carriageway, cycleway and footway construction (including foundation, surfacing and kerbs) for highways improvement and safety works Civils works associated with traffic signals (not including installation of traffic signals) Construction of minor public realm works (including high spec. paving and street furniture) Construction works associated with the installation of small-scale highway and land drainage. Enabling works for 3rd party utility diversions and site clearance Provision of traffic management on the public highway The Secondary Scope for Lot 1 includes the following: Construction of pedestrian and cycle facilities in rural areas and parks Construction of countryside footways (non-metalled surfaces) Small-scale retaining structures (no higher than 1.5m) Winter maintenance support Accommodation works for larger civil engineering and construction projects Minor works for new developments (under Section 38 and 278 of the Highways Act) Minor external works on properties containing children and vulnerable adults Minor external works to public sector property Construction of car parks Civils works associated with street lighting installation Civils works associated with Electric Vehicle (EV) charging point installation and other renewable energy installations associated with highways Civils works associated with static Variable Message Signs (VMS) Installation of Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) Drainage clearance works (including jetting, rodding and CCTV inspections) Minor civil engineering and site clearance works along canals and rivers Minor flood alleviation works Construction of water treatment, SUDS and other foul and storm water management systems Enabling works associated with soft landscaping (topsoiling, tree pits and clearance)

Furniture Services Framework 23-27

The consortium seek tender responses from bidders who are able to supply any product(s) that can achieve the core objective as described in the tender documents, this can include: Office: These are products that are designed for use in an office setting. Likely to include, but are not limited to: — desks e.g. with or without a swivel arm attachment, — chairs, — filing cabinets, — room/desk partitions, — cupboards. Home: these are products that are designed for use in residential properties. Likely to include, but are not limited to: — kitchen electrical appliances e.g. kettle, toaster, microwave, etc., — white goods e.g. washer, dryer, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, etc., — household electrical appliances e.g. irons, ironing boards, fans/heater, lamps, etc., — cookers/ovens, — bedroom furniture e.g. wardrobe, side tables, bookshelves, chest of draws, bedframes, etc. Specialist/communal areas: these are products that are designed for use in specialist residential/properties e.g. care homes or community-based support services. Likely to include, but are not limited to: — wipeable chairs — riser chairs — non-slip mats/rugs — wheeled trolleys/tables — medical cabinets, etc.

DoF – Collaborative Arrangement – Provision of auction services for vehicles and associated garage equipment (ID 4404026)

This contract will be for the provision of Auction Services for a term of 4 years. The anticipated commencement date shall be 22 November 2023 and expire on 21 November 2027. The Contractor must dispose, by means of public auction items as required, for example vehicles, office furniture, workshop / garage equipment and any ad-hoc items. Please note this contract does not facilitate the disposal of ICT equipment by means of public auction. This Contract will be structured into 2 Lots – • Lot 1 – General Auction Services • Lot 2 – PSNI and NIEA Seized Goods

Furniture Services Framework 23-27

The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the Delta eSourcing portal at:

Traffic Signs & Associated Products_2023

- Permanent traffic signs suitable for mounting with 2 channels onto posts and other street furniture- Sign plates to be aluminium with LDPE core- RA2 reflective and non-reflective-Warning, information, supplementary, regulatory, direction, etc- All as described within Document 03 / NEC4 Contract Data and Document 5 / Price List for Lot 1

NHS SBS DESIGN, FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 2 (SBS 10246)

The value provided in 2.6 is only an estimate. NHS SBS cannot guarantee to successful Suppliers any business through this Framework Agreement. Spend and volumes may vary throughout the life of the Framework Agreement from the anticipated levels given in this notice.

DYNAMIC PURCHASING SYSTEM - PROVISION OF MOVES MANAGEMENT

Lot 1 - Localised Coverage - Small ProjectsThe provision of all types of removals, storage, recycling, and relocation services as and when required. The precise scope of the works will be varied for each project specific but will generally include the packing and unpacking of all items, including books, files, IT equipment, personal equipment, scientific equipment, and general office furniture.

Pre Market Engagement for Library Furniture, Shelving and Accessories

Provision of office furniture and equipment

Supply of office furniture and equipment, mainly for facilities/workspaces within Oxford, whilst also be able to provide to people house for work from home purposes.Our main offices are located in the Oxford Town Hall and we are in the process of creating new spaces that will need to be furnished once available, these spaces will have desk area, meeting rooms and collaboration spaces. These spaces will start going live on a phased basis starting in June 2023.

250000

The British High Commission in Ottawa, Canada is going through an office move, the project is currently at approximately 4 months to construction completion (August 2023). During this period, for the new facilities they will need to purchase office furniture for all the white zones that includes, but is not limited to storage units, sofas, conference room furniture, desk chairs and desks. It will be requested that the delivery will take place in one stage in the furnishing process. The Procurement Team is looking to secure a one-time contract for the supply, shipping and installation of furniture for all unclassified spaces with a target delivery of early August 2023

YPO 001168 - Writing and Display Furniture

This Lot is for Writing and Display furniture including but not limited to Easels, Whiteboards, Noticeboards, Poster Frames, Dispensers, Table Top Displays and Partition Screens

UCI Cycling World Championships 2023 - Production Services (FF&E,Soft Shell Walling and Power)

UCI Cycling World Championships is looking for an experienced Production Services for Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E),Soft Shell Walling and Power supply to support in key events within Glasgow during the Championships time.

Grounds Maintenance Contract

The Contract shall include the following Services:Grassed Area MaintenanceFloral Bed MaintenanceShrub/Herbaceous Bed MaintenanceHedge MaintenanceWeed Control and RemovalPark CleansingPark Furniture MaintenancePlay Equipment MaintenancePaddling Pool MaintenanceLifebuoy MaintenanceEvents MaintenanceTree WateringWinter Gritting and Snow ClearanceLandscape Planning

Domestic and Clinical Waste Contract

he contract will be for the supply of general waste disposal; collection, treatment and final disposal of domestic waste, cardboard, recycling, WEEE, chemical and ad hoc wastes such as unwanted furniture as well as the provision of suitable equipment such as compactors, balers. Supply of healthcare waste disposal; collection, treatment and final disposal (including infectious clinical waste/hazardous waste/ offensive /hygiene waste / wastes dangerous for carriage / low level radioactive waste) for:

Catering Services to Firs Farm and Oakthorpe Primary Schools

In completing the tender documentation, the Tenderer shall prepare and submit its tender giving adequate consideration to the entire tender package. Tender submissions should clearly demonstrate:A thorough understanding of the Scope of WorkAbility to deliver the services required and have a flexible approachTechnical expertise and relevant experienceBest value for moneySuitability for the undertaking of the work.Procedures and practices which will be utilised to ensure quality and compliance with the specification.Firs Farm and Oakthorpe Primary Schools are in the London Borough of Enfield, and benefit from close links to the A10, A406, M25 and M11. The schools are situated within 1.5 miles of each other (approximately 11 minutes travel time by car) and provide education to children aged from 2- 11. They are large schools and have a combined number of 1100 pupils. Food is a central influence on health and wellbeing, and it is crucial for children's development. School food must be tasty, nourishing and meet the dietary needs of all children, whilst remaining accessible to all.It is the intent of the schools to offer a good value meal service to pupils and staff. Within the constraints of the meal price the Tenderer shall be required to provide a good quality, nutritionally balanced meal for the children, through an efficient service with a good standard of presentation and a menu that meets the varying dietary needs of the nationalities of the children. Service should be personal and responsive to a Silver Food for Life standard. An unlimited salad bar option would be welcomed. The schools would welcome investment from Tenderers in new dining hall furniture (stackable and easily moveable tables and chairs) and heavy kitchen equipment.The schools are keen to appoint a catering Company who can drive the services forward in an innovative and exciting manor.

Framework Agreement for the Supply and Installation of Office Furniture, Breakout and Project Related Furniture

Supply and Installation of Office Furniture, Breakout and Project Related Furniture for Projects.

AO17 Skills Kitchen

Further to your Interest, the TEC Partnership invite you to tender for the works described within this invitation to tender. The tender shall conform to the requirements set out in these documents and shall be exclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT).The invitation to tender is for the appointment of a contractor to undertake The Refurbishment of A017 Skills Kitchen ready to receive new furniture for the TEC Partnership. The whole tender must be received no later than 19th May 2023, 12 noonThe College shall not be under any obligation to accept any tender.

Catering Services to Highfield Primary School

The school provides education to children aged from 2- 11. It’s a large organisation, with over 634 pupils and around 95 staff. Food is a central influence on health and wellbeing, and it is crucial for children's development. School food must be tasty, nourishing and meet the dietary needs of all children, whilst remaining accessible to all.A site visit has been schedule on Wednesday 3rd May 2023 at 12.45pm. More details are available in the tender documents.It is the intent of the school to offer a good value meal service to pupils and staff. Within the constraints of the meal price the Tenderer shall be required to provide a good quality, nutritionally balanced meal for the children, through an efficient service with a good standard of presentation and a menu that meets the varying dietary needs of the nationalities of the children. Service should be personal and responsive to a Silver Food for Life standard. An unlimited salad bar option would be welcomed. The school benefits from a large, designated dining hall and is keen to refurbish the area to enhance the provision for children and staff with a restaurant experience. The school welcome and consider ideas, designs, and investment from Tenderers to enhance the dining hall experience including but not limited to: Furniture (seating and table styles including booths) Visual, props and accessoriesService displays including presentation of the food and decoration of the service counterThe school would also ask Tenderers to consider investment into some heavy equipment to assist with the increasing meal uptake from September. The school is keen to appoint a catering Company who can drive the services forward in an innovative and exciting manor.In completing the tender documentation, the Tenderer shall prepare and submit its tender giving adequate consideration to the entire tender package. Tender submissions should clearly demonstrate:A thorough understanding of the Scope of WorkAbility to deliver the services required and have a flexible approachTechnical expertise and relevant experienceBest value for moneySuitability for the undertaking of the work.Procedures and practices which will be utilised to ensure quality and compliance with the specification.

Catering Services to Hazelwood Infant and Junior Schools

The schools are situated on the same site and provide education to children aged from 2- 11. The schools are a happy place, where every child is encouraged to ‘Believe and Achieve’. It’s a large organisation, with over 642 pupils and around 98 staff. In recent years, pupil numbers have grown and are expected to increase.Food is a central influence on health and wellbeing, and it is crucial for children's development. School food must be tasty, nourishing and meet the dietary needs of all children, whilst remaining accessible to all.It is the intent of the school to offer a good value meal service to pupils and staff. Within the constraints of the meal price the Tenderer shall be required to provide a good quality, nutritionally balanced meal for the children, through an efficient service with a good standard of presentation and a menu that meets the varying dietary needs of the nationalities of the children. Service should be personal and responsive to a Silver Food for Life standard. An unlimited salad bar option would be welcomed. The school benefits from a large, designated dining hall and is keen to refurbish the area to enhance the provision for children and staff with a restaurant experience. The school welcome and consider ideas, designs, and investment from Tenderers to enhance the dining hall experience including but not limited to: Furniture (seating and table styles including booths) Visual, props and accessoriesService displays including presentation of the food and decoration of the service counterThe school is keen to appoint a catering Company who can drive the services forward in an innovative and exciting manor.In completing the tender documentation, the Tenderer shall prepare and submit its tender giving adequate consideration to the entire tender package. Tender submissions should clearly demonstrate:A thorough understanding of the Scope of WorkAbility to deliver the services required and have a flexible approachTechnical expertise and relevant experienceBest value for moneySuitability for the undertaking of the work.Procedures and practices which will be utilised to ensure quality and compliance with the specification.

Agnes Blackadder Hall - Internal Refurbishment Works

The project involves various works to an existing non-domestic residential building including fitting of new double glazed window / door / screens, bespoke furniture including removal of existing built in wardrobes and part partitions, decoration and carpeting.

23-T01 General Maintenance & Handyman Services Essex

The Authority is looking to appoint one supplier who will be able to meet our requirements to provide a cost effective, reactive general maintenance and handyman service for the Essex region within EEAST. General maintenance work is normally non urgent and the types of jobs that will be required are unblocking toilets, repairing, or replacing door closures, putting up notice boards or removing them, hanging doors, assembling furniture or moving furniture, replacing lightbulbs, minor repairs to estate etc.

2223-0305 Barnard Park Improvements

The works:The project comprises 3no. core sections within a 3.6ha site including: (1) the removal of 2no. existing buildings and replacing them with a new-build community hub; (2) extensive hard and soft landscaping works; and (3) replacing the 11-a-side Redgra pitch with a 9-a-side 3G pitch and associated retaining walls.Section (1) 2no. existing buildings in the park (the Park keeper’s building with associated toilets, and the One O’Clock Club building) are to be demolished. They are to be replaced with a new-build community hub building. The community hub building will be a multiuse space incorporating an early years centre, kitchen facilities, park keeper’s office, toilets, kiosk/servery and facilities for the all-weather pitch. The planning permission in place requires the new building to achieve BREEAM ‘Very Good’ status, as per planning condition no 19. The planning permission also requires Secure by Design (SBD) status to be achieved.Section (2) The landscaping works comprise extensive hard and soft landscaping, particularly to the centre of the park and at the various entrances. Following removal of the existing Redgra pitch, regrading and changing to levels is proposed, forming a new grass area for informal recreation and sports use and the construction of an outdoors gym area. Various adjustments are to be made to many of the park entrances. Works will also improve pathways and circulation and include new park furniture, signage, and information boards. There will be improvements to the biodiversity and ecology through new planting throughout.Section (3) relating to the pitch works have been procured separately by the Employer Direct and are due to finish on site prior to the commencement of the main sections of work (sections (1) and (2)).Key project considerations to note are as follows:• The park is to be partially open throughout with works sections and phasing to be managed to enable completed or non-working areas to be accessed by park users.• Works are to be fully designed by consultant team with isolated specific elements contractors design.• Full Planning permission has been granted for the works. Planning conditions are to be discharged between the contractor, client, and consultant team.• BREEAM Very Good is required to be achieved with several credits being the responsibility of the contractor to achieve through evidence by following stipulated processes.• Building control approval is via Islington Building Control service with notice already issued.• New utilities supplies will require to be brought into the site under the management and supervision of the main contractor.• The site is extensively populated with trees, the majority of which are being retained; nine existing trees will be removed to enable the works. Working in close coordination with an Arboriculturist will be necessary.The design intent of the proposed works (for information only) can be accessed from the Planning Portal. Please search the planning ref. P2021/3658/FUL: https://www.islington.gov.uk/planning/applications/commentForm of contract will be based upon the JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Contractors Design 2016 edition (JCT ICD 2016).The requirement:The Council seeks a contractor that can demonstrate a proven robust experience of projects of this nature. We envisage that the most complex and challenging parts of the project will be the landscaping and the coordination of the different elements of the scheme.

DFC 4774460 Inner Walled City Public Realm

The procurement of an Integrated Supply Team, who are to undertake a Develop and Construct, under an ECC NEC4 Option A contract, to provide Public Realm works within the Historic City Conservation Area in Londonderry City. The Public Realm scheme will be designed to current standards and include the provision of new public footways, carriageways, open spaces, street lighting and furniture, covering an area circa 7,010m^2.

Tender for Office Supplies & Educational Furniture - The Active Learning Trust

Hire of Tent and Associated Items for Summer on the Square at the National Gallery

Hire of tent and furniture for August 2023 and date to be confirmed 2024.

YPO - 001188 Early Years Furniture (Contractual)

Lot 1 - Early Years Furniture Solid Hardwood

Additional Reception Accommodation for newly arrived UASC

Service RequirementsThe services required to fulfill the offer of a Reception Centre is made up of:• Accommodation for UASC males; must be single bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms withsome shared facilities i.e., kitchen and dining facilities and shared lounges.• Accommodation for staff such as offices, meeting rooms and communal areas to deliver theindependence skills required, various assessments and administrative functions.• Housing support from the landlord including furniture, safety equipment such as CCTV andconcierge services.• Support staff/Social Worker support.Ideally, the Reception Centre must be able to flex to an increasing need, potentially byhaving bedrooms and communal space of a size to fit more than one single male in one room.Physical Accommodation Requirements• A single building or grouped buildings on the same site of between 80-120 units. We willNOT be interested in small properties dispersed across the county.• The building/grouped buildings must have the correct planning permission in place to beable to deliver this service to this specific cohort.• A location within the geographical boundary of the East Kent or South Kent.• Set in a discrete location to have minimal impact on the local community.• Catering facility able to accommodate the number of occupants.• Only male aged 16-17 occupancy.• Minimum capacity of 80 placements, ideally up to 120 placements.• Communal areas are available for socialising, lessons, and briefings.• Low maintenance costs.• Easy to repair given propensity for damage.• Space for office accommodation for the SUASC Operational Team (22 staff).

Tender for Office Supplies & Educational Furniture - The Active Learning Trust

NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at https://www.mytenders.co.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=228911. The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.mytenders.co.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx. Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the closing time to avoid any last minute problems. (MT Ref:228911)

FWK1145 - Furniture

DfI TRAM T-1123 Interim Term Contract for Asphalt Resurfacing – Phase 4

The Interim Term Contracts for Asphalt Resurfacing - Phase 4 will include the following work activities: laying various types of asphalt, asphalt concrete and thin surfacing by mechanical means, laying various types of asphalt, asphalt concrete and thin surfacing by hand, reshaping of carriageways, adjustment of street furniture to new levels, adjustment/provision of kerblines, adjustment/provision of carriageway drainage systems, traffic management, road marking/studs, other associated ancillary works in the following contract areas: IAE3 - Lisburn and Castlereagh; IAN5 - Moyle; IAN6 - Antrim; IAN7 - Newtownabbey; IAN8 - Ballymoney.

Furniture and Flooring Framework Agreement

These Frameworks may be used by any contracting authority listed in or referred to in the FTS Notice. This includes: All current members of PfH at the time of the FTS notice for this procurement; Any registered provider of social housing (or Welsh registered social landlord ,or Scottish registered social registered social landlord) that becomes a member of PfH during the period of the Framework Agreement; Any public authority (as defined in the Freedom of Information Act 2000 for public authorities in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and UK-wide public authorities based in Scotland, or as defined in the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 for Scottish public authorities) that becomes a member of PfH at any time during the period of the Framework Agreement; Any local authority (as defined in the Local Government Act 1972 for public authorities in England and Wales or as defined in the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 for Scottish local authorities or as defined in the Local Government Act (Northern Ireland) 1972 for local authorities in Northern Ireland) that becomes a member of PfH at any time during the period of the Framework Agreement; Any housing Arm's Length Management Organisation (ALMO) that becomes a member of PfH during the period of the Framework Agreement; Any wholly owned subsidiaries of any of the above Organisations; educational establishments and any other contracting authority listed on the following page of the PfH website : http://procurementforhousing.co.uk/permissible-users/ at the time of the FTS notice for this procurement. (MT Ref:228822)

HCC02/23- Framework Agreement for the Supply of Office and Commercial Furniture

The Contracting Authority, acting on behalf of the Participating Authorities is leading on the procurement process to establish a Framework Agreement for The Supply of Office and Commercial Furniture (herein after referred to as ‘Goods’) to Customers in various locations throughout the United Kingdom including: Offices, schools, colleges, universities, libraries, fire stations, police stations, hospitals, recreation centres, day centres and all other public sector establishments. The Contracting Authority is seeking suitably qualified Contractors to supply the Goods and any related Services under any Agreement resulting from this tendering exercise. Details of the Goods required under this Agreement are given in the separate excel spreadsheet titled HCC2214198 – Pricing Schedule. The requirement is for both conventional and modern office furniture that will be used to adapt to the changing way in which employees now work and tenderers are expected to offer solutions to the changing working environment. It is a requirement that the successful contractor(s) will not only supply the Goods but assemble, install, and place in position on site in an area agreed with the Customer. Delivery must be free of charge to all Customers, unless otherwise agreed with the Customer, for example, if the delivery was urgent and required for the following day. Delivery must be pre-booked with the Customer giving a minimum of 24 hours’ notice and arranged to fit in with the requirements and working hours of the Customer. The Customer must not help with the offloading of Goods or removal of the packaging. Deliveries must be fully installed and assembled in situ anywhere as required in the Customer’s site. Herts FullStop reserve the right to market and supply Office and Commercial furniture under its own brand for advertisement in its catalogue, website or associated publications. The requirement is for the Contractor to provide marketing literature and support to facilitate this. It is expected that the majority of the requirement will be for the items listed in HCC2214198 – Pricing Schedule. However, there will also be occasions when the Customers will require other items not included in the list of standard requirements and any additional items required should be priced at the discounted rates offered. The Goods required under this Framework Agreement have been split into the following Lots:- Lot 1 Office Chairs - Lot 2 Desking And Storage- Lot 3 Office Steel Storage- Lot 4 Collaborative Furniture- Lot 5 Residential Furniture - Lot 6 Complete Projects SolutionsThis Framework Agreement will be open to all UK public sector organisationsThe estimated total value of the Framework Agreement is stated in II.1.5) of this notice and is for the four-year term, together with the Individual Orders and their possible durations. It is anticipated that the term of the Individual Orders awarded under this Framework Agreement could be up to 4 years. For the avoidance of doubt, the estimated annual range of the Framework Agreement will be approximately GBP 500,000.00 to GBP 7,400,000.00.Please note that the requirements of the Framework Agreement will be subject to available financial resources, supplier performance and flexibility to meet changing demands. In addition, there will be no form of exclusivity or volume that is guaranteed under the resultant Framework Agreement and the Council will be entitled to enter into other Contracts and arrangements with other Suppliers for the provision of any, or all, of the requirements which are the same as, or similar to those specified under the established Framework Agreement.Organisations should be aware that due to the nature of the Services provided, any Framework Agreement formed as a result of this procurement process shall be executed as a deed. Organisations should seek independent legal advice on the implications of this prior to submitting their bid, where appropriate.

Windmillcroft Quay Wall Construction and Landscaping Works

Construction works to be undertaken by the Principal Contractor will include, but not limited to, the following main elements:1) Site establishment and preparation- Undertaking professional visual pre-construction condition survey of the site and including adjacent third party assets such as Kingston Bridge Complex and private residential buildings, with a small number of internal property surveys.- Installing vibration and movement monitoring across site, including for third party assets such as the Kingston Bridge Complex and a private residential development facing the existing quay wall; establishing a baseline for vibration/movement of all assets included in scope- Erecting hoarding and creating site compound- Undertaking and seeking acceptance of any required methodology assessments prior to works commencing2) Construction Works- Partial demolition of existing masonry perch wall to enable construction of new quay wall within the riverbed; retaining historic materials/features for re-use on site- Creation of new linear single-skin combi-wall frontage along the frontage of Windmillcroft Quay (c.350m), restraint is provided by three separate structural formations of:-a) Western and Eastern peripheries; the tie rod restraint system is restrained by discrete tubular piles.b) Standard wall formation; the tie rod restraint system is restrained by sheet pile anchor walls, andc) Cofferdam wall formation; low-level tie rod and high-level strut reach across and hold together the waterfront wall and a mirroring full height wall to the landward side (including end closure walls).- Creation of new public realm above new quay wall creation, comprising a mix of hard and soft landscaping that includes street lighting, segregated cycleway, street furniture and amenity features- Reinstatement of private landscaped gardens, including use of historical features reclaimed from the existing quay wall3 Defects- 2 year defects period, during which undertaking of surveys to monitor performance of new structure within the river

FWK1145 - Furniture

Landscape Maintenance Contract 2023

Refer Schedule 3 for a detailed description.Initial Clean Up and Maintenance Plan, Ongoing Inspection: One off tidy up at start of season and ongoing weekly throughout the year: litter picking; report on condition of shrubs and hedges, trees, play areas; produce maintenance plan. Monthly contract review.Common Stair Cleaning: Sweep and wash including windows, cills & wall tiles.Front and Rear Close Entrances: sweep and clean, remove debris.Backcourts and External Common areas: sweep, remove debris, litter, leaves, moss & weeds; ensure hardstandings clean and clear; de-weed and prune soft landscaped areas.Bin Stores and Associated Paths/ Hardstandings: sweep, remove debris, litter, leaves, moss & weeds; powerwash bin stores, removing and replacing wheelie bins.Grounds Maintenance: weeding & herbicide/ weed killer to hardstandings; edging & de-weeding [including under fence lines]; shrub pruning & cut back where overhanging paths/hedges/buildings; hedge cutting and remove all arisings.Grass cutting: tenement gardens & backcourts; ‘garden care’ properties; sweep adjacent hard surfaces; lawn mower cut and strimmed; hard surfaces to be swept and all waste/ cuttings/ arisings to be collected and removed off site.De-littering: uplift domestic refuse, debris, litter and sharps; uplift and remove/ dispose of the same day.Windlaw & Dunagoil Strips [rank grassland- densely planted area- and non-rank grass]: uplift refuse, furniture and debris; sweep & clear paths and hardstandings; [non rank] grass cutting; [rank] perimeter grass cutting; edging & de-weeding; cut back shrubs & trees behind fence/ boundary line; all debris/ waste/ cuttings/ arisings to be removed off site.Bulk removal: remove/ pull through bulk items to kerbside; or collect & remove all debris to a licensed waste unit; complete all administration in connection.

FAE-22-007 SPECIALIST FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT FOR PUPILS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

The Education Authority (EA) invites tenders for the supply and delivery of SPECIALIST FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT FOR PUPILS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS to individual schools and EA locations within Northern Ireland for a period of 4 years. This Framework Agreement will contain 4 lots as follows: Lot 1 – Specialist Equipment , Lot 2 – Specialist Furniture , Lot 3 – Sensory Equipment and Lot 4 – Audiology/ Communication Sound Systems. This framework agreement is let by the Northern Ireland Education Authority (“EA”) and is open to the EA, including NI educational bodies as follows and at some point during the life of the framework agreement these bodies may wish to utilise the agreement and should have access, at any point, with the permission of EA. This framework agreement is not intended to replace any current contracts/framework agreements that participating or non-participating institutions may already have in place. https://www.education-ni.gov.uk/services/schools-plus Primary and Post Primary schools under the control of the EA, Catholic Maintained Schools, Independent Schools in NI, Irish Medium Schools in NI, both Controlled and, Voluntary Grammar Schools, Nursery School for NI (both controlled and Catholic Maintained), school meals kitchens on-site at all of these schools, and Controlled Youth Centres. https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/further-education-fe-colleges Further Education Colleges in NI, https://www.nicie.org/parents/school-finder/ Grant Controlled Integrated Education Schools in NI, https://www.isc.co.uk/schools/northern-ireland/ Independent School in NI, Libraries NI: https://www.librariesni.org.uk/Libraries/, EA Teachers’ and Educational Centres, Council for the Curriculum, Examination and Assessment NI (CCEA), Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, Middletown Centre for Autism, Controlled Schools Support Council (CSSC), Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education (NICIE)

FAE-22-007 SPECIALIST FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT FOR PUPILS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

Framework Agreement for the Supply and Installation of Office Furniture, Breakout and Project Related Furniture

Supply and Installation of Office Furniture, Breakout and Project Related Furniture

Furniture and Associated Services at Holyrood and MSP Local Offices

The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body requires a Contractor to provide furniture and associated services including the supply, re-use, refurbishment, delivery and installation at Holyrood, Local Offices, homeworkers, and office holders addresses.Included within the contract provisions of the furniture requirement are space planning, design, dismantling, repair, collection, removal, and recycling across all Scottish Parliament Premises.Along with the storage of furniture for reuse, Local Office audit reports and full inventory upkeep are required.

Furniture and Associated Services at Holyrood and MSP Local Offices

The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body requires a Contractor to provide furniture and associated services including the supply, re-use, refurbishment, delivery and installation at Holyrood, Local Offices, homeworkers, and office holders addresses.Included within the contract provisions of the furniture requirement are space planning, design, dismantling, repair, collection, removal, and recycling across all Scottish Parliament Premises.Along with the storage of furniture for reuse, Local Office audit reports and full inventory upkeep are required.

ST THOMAS'S CHURCH, RYDE FOR NETWORK RYDE HERITAGE WORKS CONSERVATION AND INTERPRETATION

FOR HERITAGE WORKS. CONSERVATION AND INTERPREATION.Tender must include a work and method statement. 1. Package Overview 1. 39 wall plaque conservation (marble, painted timber and some brass)2. Window Screen conservation3. Gold commandments screen conservation4. Coat of arms conservation5. Thomas Player Armiger plaque conservation6. Lower Pew cleaning and conservation Inc. wall panels7. Upper Pew (all) cleaning and conservation8. Conservation of loose objects and loose plaques9. Two Sea chest cleaning and conservation for display10. Brier conservation for display11. Font conservation (two off)12. Heritage interpretation area with information boards. Supplier to provide description of Proposed Heritage display area with information boards.It is anticipated that many of these objects will be cleaned and conserved in the same way concluding with different final finishing methods;1. A dry soft brush with vacuum cleaning to remove any loose dust and debris. 2. Gentle wet clean to remove stubborn dirt. This will be carried out using a choice of either deionised water and cotton buds, or a quick evaporating alcohol applied using cotton buds. Some of the objects may require more than one wet cleaning application, especially the heavily stained marble plaques. 3. With conservation of the two wood sea chests - it is important to retain the patina, so any wet cleaning must be carried out with care and this work should perhaps be subcontracted to a specialist furniture conservator.3. Once fully dry any consolidation can be carried out - treatment for woodworm, wood rot and in some case paint flaking should be done. It is not intended to undertake any repair and restoration i.e. replacing missing text from marble plaques.4. The painted coat of arms and the painted section of the Thomas Player Armiger plaque will require sympathetic restoration of some sections of paint. 6. NOTE: The Ten Commandments boards will be dry brushed and vacuum cleaned ONLY. These are fragile. 7. All the pews are painted to imitate oak. They must all be dry vacuum cleaned then carefully wet cleaned using water, detergent and soft cloths. Protective clothing and accessories will be required as there are bird droppings in the gallery pews area. Woodworm and rot treatment is also required in some areas. In some places there are original paper orders of service stuck to the pew backs. These must be conserved and protected by the use of small Perspex covers set away from the paper therefore allowing air to flow through. Once the pews are dry from their wet cleaning a conservation grade wax will be applied. (Two applications may be required.) Applied using soft cloths and brushes.2. Other Notes and Site Requirements.2.1 All costs involved with ferry transport to be included if required. 2.2 All material and consumable costs must be included. No additional expenses will be covered.2.3 Supplier is responsible for all elements of H&S involved with their works while on site.2.4 Supplier personnel will be required to wear high visibility jackets, hard hats and safety equipment as appropriate while on site.2.5 Suppliers personnel will be required to sign in on a daily basis and make their presence known to the site manager.2.6 Note the earliest start date is May 2023 but cleaning works will not be required until the majority of building works have completed - currently November 2023.3. Quotation to include3.1 Relevant experience / track record in this area.3.2 The completed due diligence form.3.3 Any additional relevant information.

TC951 - Commercial Office Furniture and Furniture Services

TC951 - Commercial Office Furniture and Furniture ServicesSupply and Install of Commercial Office Furniture Supply and associated furniture services (including Space Planning, Maintenance & Relocation services)

Supply of Office Furniture

Supply of Office Furniture

Star Academies Furniture

Star are looking to looking to run an FTS (EU) compliant tender with the intention of creating a contract with a single supplier. The supplier selected will able to provide furniture across all Star schools and Trust central office. The scope will include, but not be limited to:• Supply and delivery of loose furniture items including but not limited to classroom chairs and desks, teacher chairs and desks, pedestals, office/admin chairs and desks, storage units for classrooms and office spaces. • Installation and packaging removal for goods• Small scale design element

ICP/NEDF Furniture Supply and Installation

Re-Ordering of Outbound Controls - Main Works

The Re-ordering of Outbound Controls project is a mix of demolition, construction of new buildings and structures, paving/civils/groundworks and associated infrastructure works required as part of the re-ordering of the Port of Dover's existing outbound border controls and check-in facilities for traffic leaving the UK.These works include but are not limited to the following:• Provision of ECI services,• Demolition and services diversions,• Void filling of suspended concrete deck area,• Paving construction and below ground infrastructure,• New buildings, Solar PV and sheds,• New prefabricated kiosks and overhead canopies,• Existing building refurbishment,• New Port (highways) paving construction,• Associated highways infrastructure and street furniture,• New fencing, access-controlled turnstiles, gates and barriers,• High mast lighting, CCTV and variable message signage,• MEICA Installations.To request the PQQ pack and express interest in this procurement contact:PODprocurement@doverport.co.uk

ID 3826743 - DoF - The Repair, Reuse, Removal and Recycling of Furniture Items

Department of Finance (DoF) Property Services Division (PSD), hereafter referred to as the Client, is seeking to establish a contract for the repair, reuse, removal and recycling of furniture items. The Department of Finance (DoF) Property Services Division (PSD) is responsible for property management and accommodation services to the Northern Ireland Civil Service and the wider public sector. It provides Professional and Technical services to a range of clients and currently maintains properties on behalf of Government Departments, their agencies, and non-departmental Public Bodies across Northern Ireland. Please see the contract documents for further information.

ID 3826743 - DoF - The Repair, Reuse, Removal and Recycling of Furniture Items

This competition is being managed in accordance with Regulation 20 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) and therefore is reserved to sheltered workshops and economic operators aiming at the social and professional integration of disabled or disadvantaged persons provided that at least 30% of the employees of those workshops, economic operators or programmes are disabled or disadvantaged workers. See Published Tender Documents for further information. The successful contractor's performance on the contract will be regularly monitored. Contractors not delivering on contract requirements is a serious matter. It means the public purse is not getting what it is paying for. If a contractor fails to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance they will be given a specified time to improve. If, after the specified time, they still fail to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance the matter will be escalated to senior management in Construction Procurement Delivery Supplies and Services Division for further action. If this occurs and the Contractors performance does not improve to satisfactory levels within the specified period, this can be considered grounds for termination of the contract at the Contractors expense as provided for in the Conditions of Contract. In lieu of termination, CPD may issue a Notice of Written Warning or a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance. A supplier in receipt of multiple Notices of Written Warning or a Notice of Unsatisfactory Performance may in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) be excluded from future public procurement competitions for a period of up to three years.

IA2933 Framework Agreement for Furniture

This tender is for the supply, delivery and installation of office furniture including but not limited to; desks, chairs, pedestals, tambour units and meeting room furniture to Staffordshire County Council and other contracting authorities via call-off contracts under a Framework Agreement. The customer base comprises of approximately 1,800 ordering and delivery points.The Framework shall include the supply of a range of Goods and Services including, but notlimited to space planning, site surveys, delivery, installation, desking, workstations, seating,office storage and shelving, reception, dining room and training room furniture, bespokesolutions for courtrooms and council chambers, high density static and mobile steel storage,workplace assessments, furniture renovation and furniture management services.This list of Goods is not exhaustive and additional Goods may be added on demand anditems may be removed.The Pricing Schedules itemises the main standard items that will be purchased from theFramework Agreement.

Procurement of Leasing Facilities Framework

Lot 1 is for residual based lease facilities for equipment, including (but not limited to); medical equipment, testing equipment, estates equipment, furniture, mobile/modular/temporary buildings, plant and machinery, car park barriers/ticketing machinery, waste disposal, catering, domestic appliances, washroom, industrial machinery; ICT equipment, hardware and software, photocopiers, printers; green technology (renewable energy and energy efficiency) equipment including (but not limited to) solar, photo-voltaic and thermal, heat pumps, bio-mass, LED, building control management technology; Grounds maintenance equipment; Cars, light commercial vehicles and heavy commercial vehicles; vehicle workshop equipment and any other asset type the Trust or any Eligible Bodies may require.It is envisaged that a maximum of 25 economic operators (the Suppliers) will be awarded a position on the Framework Agreement for Lot 1.

ICP/NEDF Furniture Supply and Installation

Fox Street & Portland Square

Site one_ Fox Street - construction of a car park and event space. The works will include the demolition of the existing boundary walls, planting of nr. 8 trees and hedge, tarmac surfacing, paved footpaths, lighting, CCTV, power sockets, nr. 1 EV charging point, ticket machine, street furniture, signage, drainage, River Idle clean up and reseeding of the banks. Site two_Portland Square - public realm improvement of the Town Centre Square, consisting in the demolition of the existing, the creation of two raised beds with integrated seats and sockets, which will accommodate nr.8 semi mature trees and grass. The development will also include regrading, resurfacing, drainage, new lightings, CCTV, street furniture, creation of outdoor seating areas for the existing businesses.

CE-176-22 - Provision of Office Furniture & Equipment Moves Framework Agreement

Provision of Office Furniture & Equipment Moves Framework Agreement

CE-176-22 - Provision of Office Furniture & Equipment Moves Framework Agreement

Provision of Office Furniture & Equipment Moves Framework Agreement

Paisley Learning & Cultural Hub (PL&CH) - Shelving

As part of the Paisley Learning & Cultural Hub project, Renfrewshire Council are seeking a Library Shelving supplier to manufacture, deliver and install the Library shelving along with some bespoke pieces of furniture.

Furniture

At some point during the life of the Framework Agreement the current members of the following may wish to utilise the Agreement and should have access at any point with the permission of NWUPC. This Agreement is not intended to replace any current Agreements that either participating or non-participating Institutions may already have in place. A list of the current members is available as follows: Central Government Departments, Local Government and Public Corporations that can be accessed at the Public Sector Classification Guide https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/nationalaccounts/uksectoraccounts/datasets/publicsectorclassificationguide https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations Local Authorities https://www.gov.uk/find-local-council https://www.local.gov.uk NDPBs https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations National Parks Authorities http://www.nationalparks.uk Police Forces in the United Kingdom http://www.police.uk/?view=force_sites https://www.police-information.co.uk/index.html http://www.scotland.police.uk Fire and Rescue Services in the United Kingdom https://www.nationalfirechiefs.org.uk/Fire-and-Rescue-Services NHS Bodies England https://www.nhs.uk/servicedirectories/pages/nhstrustlisting.aspx Hospices in the UK https://www.hospiceuk.org/about-hospice-care/find-a-hospice Registered Social Landlords (Housing Associations) Third Sector and Charities in the United Kingdom https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/charity-commission http://www.oscr.org.uk Citizens Advice in the United Kingdom http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/index/getadvice.htm www.cas.org.uk NI Public Bodies Northern Ireland Government Departments https://www.northernireland.gov.uk/topics/your-executive/government-departments https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/government-departments-in-northern-ireland Northern Ireland Public Sector Bodies and Local Authorities https://www.finance-ni.gov.uk/articles/list-public-bodies-which-ni-public-procurement-policy-applies Schools and Universities in Northern Ireland https://www.education-ni.gov.uk/ Health and Social care in Northern Ireland http://online.hscni.net Northern Ireland Housing Associations https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/contacts/housing-associations Police Service of Northern Ireland https://www.psni.police.uk

HEALTHCARE - DESIGN, FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

Please see description in the main contract objective on the Request for Information (RFI). Further Lots may be defined as an outcome of this initial market engagement PIN. The new Framework Agreement, subject to review and change, is expected to go live shortly before the existing Framework Agreement expires on the 11th September 2023. A pre-tender Supplier Engagement Webinar will be held on Tuesday 10th of January 2023. The webinar will provide an overview of the framework and tender and provides an opportunity for suppliers to engage with and provide feedback to NHS SBS prior to the tender going live. You can sign-up for the webinar via the below link: https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/slTDN7CF9UeyIge0jXdO4w,00mhEfBPp0yfEfjtcTk7yw,dhKx_NGEo0G4uA3cF_egbw,gzlAGFRBxkGuWHoH9UH3MQ,B5Z6Ji_YVEaSK5oxgy2KGQ,sWEt1GL03USIAVd3VPxKgQ?mode=read&tenantId=37c354b2-85b0-47f5-b222-07b48d774ee3 We also invite you to fill out our RFI questionnaire, please email nsbs.estatesfacilities@nhs.net FAO Joanne Goodwin to request a copy of our RFI. Responses must be completed and received by NHS SBS by 12th January 2023.

MSE Office Supplies, Furniture & Print Services DPS.

Lot 1 will be for office supplies which include but not limited to:• personal protection equipment (non-medical) such as hand sanitiser, anti-bacterial wipes, masks, safety clothing, hard hats, first aid kits, fire blankets, first aid foil blankets, CO2 fire extinguishers and eye protectors • a range of office and electronic office supplies• art supplies, teaching supplies, schoolbooks, exercise books, exercise paper• janitorial products such as washroom supplies and washing-up liquid, refuse sacks• catering supplies like tea, coffee, milk, and biscuits• a selection of ergonomic equipment and supplies – chairs, mouse, keyboards • electronic office supplies such as fax, ink, and printer toner cartridges• electronic storage media and peripherals (such as USB, mouse, external hard drives) • fax machines• calculators• paper shredders• laminators

National Framework for New and Used Furniture Solutions 23

This lot is for the provision of, including where required, the installation of, new furniture that will be used in an educational setting along with associated design services. This lot is subdivided into 7 regions and within each region, there will be a maximum of 6 suppliers awarded. Client Organisations will be able to both direct award and further compete their requirements via this lot.

Tillydrone Cruyff Court (8182)

The works comprise of stripping an existing green space of trees (only where identified), excavation of ground and construction of a new Cruyff Foundation specification Football pitch on other sports courts all on specialist surfacing, installation of fencing, flood lighting and various street furniture and landscaping.

PROVISION OF FURNITURE FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT AND SPACE SOLUTIONS

PURCH2155 PROVISION OF FURNITURE FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT AND SPACE SOLUTIONSThe University is seeking to appoint a Provider who will assist and support the University to define their requirements, specify, design, develop and deliver furniture/FF&E requirements across a wide range of accommodation and buildings, including, but not limited to:- Single occupancy office/focused work space- Collaborative work space- Open-plan work space- Teaching laboratories (Wet and Dry)- Research laboratories (CAT 1 & 2)- Informal/collaborative space- Restaurant/food, beverage & active space- Social & recreational space- Reflection space- Parent & child support spaces- Performance space- Exhibition space- Civic engagement space- Break-out spaces- Other spacesPlease refer "PURCH2155 Invitation to Tender FINAL" for additional information

CS7602097 LyneBurn Green Network Landscaping Works PH3

Hard and Soft Landscaping works:LyneBurn Park/ Woodmill Park: Groundworks; Planting; Furniture & Elements; Seating AreasTouch Community Garden upgradeLandscape works at Rex Park /Woodmill ParkHard Landscaping includes: Resin-bound & Self-binding gravel; Bark mulch; Asphalt Surfaces; Timber edgingSoft Landscaping includes: Tree Planting; Shrub/ Climber/ Groundcover Planting; Whip PlantingFurniture & Elements: Thermoplastic Markings; Distance markers; Basketball area & Markings; Raised timber planters; Oak bench; Bench at existing brick wall

PROVISION OF FURNITURE FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT AND SPACE SOLUTIONS

PURCH2155 PROVISION OF FURNITURE FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT AND SPACE SOLUTIONSTender documents available from Public Contracts Scotland.Tender returns should be submitted via Public Contracts Scotland, no paper copies will be accepted. Should paper tenders be submitted, they will be rejected. Further to this any questions or communications regarding individual tender exercises must be sent via the Public Contracts Scotland Portal. Tender queries received through any other channel will not be answered. Should users of Public Contracts Scotland have any problems with the web site they should contact website Support Desk, contact details can be found by following the ‘Contact Us’ option on the left hand menu at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/default.aspx

Community Skills & Enterprise Project, Worcester - Design Team Services

The Community Skills and Enterprise Project (CS&E) is one of five priority projects identified in the Town Investment Plan (TIP).The aim of the CS&E is to enhance the adult education offered in the city by expanding inclusive training facilities at existing community centres with a focus on teaching vocational skills. The community centres play an important role supporting Worcester’s deprived communities providing general community and youth activities.The key outputs expected to arise upon completion of the CS&E are:• Refurbishment, extension or reconfiguration of buildings;• Provision of digital infrastructure and vocational training equipment;• Increase in capacity and accessibility to new or improved skills facilities for deprived areas of Worcester;• 1 established training network;• 4,377 learners achieving entry level, VQ level 1, 2, 3 qualifications over the first 5 years.The CS&E is a joint undertaking between Worcester City Council (WCC) and Worcester Community Trust (WCT). WCT is a registered charity that runs six Community Hubs in the City of Worcester providing facilities for community use. The capital delivery phase will be led by WCC including procurement of all works required to deliver the project. Training will be led by WCT.This commission is for the provision of the Design Team services required for the delivery of building facilities to enable training and established community uses at five community centres included in the CS&E as follows:1. Dines Green community centre• Delivery of a new, purpose-built unit – Building Block 2 - to house a new, construction and green technology skills centre;2. Horizon community centre• Delivery of a building extension to create a room suitable to enable skills training in a classroom environment;3. King George V Community Centre• Change the ambience of the existing reception area using decoration/wall art, modular furniture and lighting;4. Ronkswood Community Centre• Delivery of a building extension to create a room suitable to enable skills training in a classroom environment;• Reconfigure existing changing rooms to meeting rooms;• Creatively re-organise the existing reception space;5. Tolladine Community Centre• Reconfigure the existing ‘Sure Start’ room to divide into two separate, linked rooms.Please see the procurement documents for further information.The Council is using the e-procurement portal known as the Proactis Pro-Contract portal https://procontract.due-north.com to conduct this procurement exercise.To gain access to the procurement documents, bidders will need to register their company details at the above website. Once registered, bidders will be emailed a log-in and password which will allow them to gain access to the procurement documents. Bidders will need to search for the invitation under Worcester City Council and then electronically submit an expression of interest and follow the online instructions to view the procurement documents.

SPS 2633 - Inspection and Maintenance of Play Areas

The Royal Borough of Greenwich (the Royal Borough) is pleased to offer an opportunity for Suppliers to provide a tender for undertaking inspection and maintenance of Council play areas on estates as advertised on Contracts Finder. Suppliers are therefore invited to complete and submit a Supplier Questionnaire (SQ) and tender documentation which must be received by the Royal Borough by no later than 12.00 on 13 December 2022.The service requires a provision of Operational Inspections and Maintenance of Play Areas, Natural Play Areas, Skate Parks, Ball Games Areas, Outdoor Gym Equipment, Safety Surfaces, Perimeter Fencing, Gates, Associated Furniture and other surfaces within Housing Estates for the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Estate Management Services

3. Extent of Works3.1 For landscape and garden maintenance, per the Specification in Appendix B, generally the work will comprise of the cutting of grass (all vegetation within the specified areas), strimming and selective weed control where specified on land within the Provanhall Housing Estate, litter and waste collection and removal including green waste. To include strimming around, outdoor furniture, trees, bushes, fences, hedges and all other authorised site fixtures and fittings. To include grass removal from all play safety surfaces and footpaths by sweeping or blower. Maintaining the Tree register and planned maintenance thereof.3.2 For bin-pull and return, generally to ensure green bins are pulled each Monday morning per the Specification in Appendix B (for tenemental properties) 3-weekly for main door properties, with blue bins pulled 2-weekly for main door properties and purple bins pulled 8-weekly. Bin-areas areas to be kept clear each pull day before bins are returned the same day.3.3 Provide a weekly litter pick throughout the estate including common grounds as identified in Appendix H.3.4 For close cleaning of 75 communal closes, per the Specification in Appendix B, generally the common stair, entrance door, back door, close windows and railings are to be cleaned after bins are collected each week no later than 5pm on the Tuesday following bin collection.3.5 For bulk-uplift per the Specification in Appendix B, generally a weekly day to be agreed in advance to be provided for the collection and licensed disposal and or recycling of bulk household waste

Hartshill Academy (Part of The Midland Academies Trust) - Invitation to Tender for Supply & Fit of New Build Furniture

Hartshill Academy (Part of The Midland Academies Trust) - Invitation to Tender for Supply & Fit of New Build Furniture 1st August 2023 - 31st August 2023. Hartshill Academy are looking for one Contractor to supply & fit new furniture into the new Academy building.

Technology Development Centre

Refurbishment of the building currently known as Shed D, this will include the provision of lab and furnished office space within the buildingThe Contractor is required to meet and deliver the following requirements:1. Design and refurbishment of the building known as Shed D, including lab & office space, as well as providing foundations for a 1MW test rig facility2. Interior design and fit out of building to provide at least 650m2 of office space, including furniture.

PROC 21-1181 Supply, Delivery and Installation of Office Furniture

Supply, Delivery and Installation of Office Furniture Framework.The Authority is seeking to create a single Supplier Framework Agreement.

Contracts for the provision of operational, management, maintenance and related works and services at Campsfield House IRC and Haslar IRC

The Authority seeks commercial partners to provide services at Campsfield House Immigration Removal Centre (IRC), with an operating capacity of 400, will accommodate male detainees. Services required include (but are not limited to):a. Overall management of the site;b. Security and guarding;c. Welfare and general care;d. Local escorting and hospital bed watches;e. Provision of furniture and equipment;f. Facilities Management and cleaning services;g. Educational and Recreational;h. Landscaping.The potential length of contract will be 6 years from service commencement, with options to extend, for up to a further 2 years (6 years + one or more extensions to a maximum of 2 years in total)

PROC 21-1181 Supply, Delivery and Installation of Office Furniture

The Scottish Police Authority (known as “the Authority”) has a requirement for a Supply, Delivery and Installation of Office Furniture and Associated Equipment.The successful Contractor must be able to service the full geographical area of Scotland including the highlands and all islands, and ensure it has appropriate resource in place at all times to ensure that there is a consistent level of service across each area.The Authority is seeking to create a single Supplier Framework Agreement.

Roads and Infrastructure Maintenance and Improvement Services

The Authority is proposing to establish a single Contract with a Contractor to provide the Services which shall include reactive maintenance, incident response services, routine maintenance, winter maintenance planning / delivery, network inspections, investment / improvement projects and programmes and other related work to the Authority's existing roads assets at scale, for a minimum contract term of 8 years, maximum contract term of 12 years including all extensions. The Contract is expected to drive efficiencies, bring innovation, deliver value for money and continuous improvement and contribute positive social impact proportionate to the scope and value of the contract to support the Authority in meeting and exceeding the Project objectives.The estimated contract value is 450m GBP over the full contract term (including all extensions) and is based on the Authority’s estimated future budgets. There is no guarantee of this level of business.Core Services to be provided will include inter alia delivery of roads Reactive Maintenance and Incident Response Services (Order Type A) and Routine Maintenance, Winter Maintenance Planning / Delivery, and Network Inspections (Order Type B).Core Projects & Programmes will include life cycle replacements of components of assets at scale (including but not limited to replacement of Carriageways & Car Parks, Footways, Footpaths, Pedestrian Areas, Other Paved Areas & Cycle Tracks, Structures, Street Lighting, Street Furniture, Traffic Management Systems, Land and Professional Services (Order Type C) and Other Related Work (Order Type D)).Further details of this opportunity are set out in the procurement documents. Please see Section VI.3 for details relating to the Single Procurement Document (SPD) and other procurement documents being released at this stage.Candidates should note that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/246) (“TUPE”) may apply to this contract. Further details will be provided in the Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) issued to the Candidates invited to submit initial tenders.The Services will be delivered to the following asset types including but not limited to:Maintenance of carriageways and car parks, footpaths and pedestrian areas, street lighting and street furniture, maintaining land and specialist assets, structures and maintaining traffic management systems;Investments/Improvements – upgrade of carriageways, traffic calming measures, paved and pedestrian areas, new infrastructure for traffic management systems, upgrades/replacement of street scene/amenity furniture, street lighting, asset surveys and provision of consultancy and investigation professional services.