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ocds-h6vhtk-06a696The Authority is seeking quotations for the printing, finishing and delivery of the Out and About in the North York Moors magazine 2027. Please quote for the specification: Title: Out and About in the North York Moors 2027 Format: 52 pp magazine plus four-page cover – (finished trimmed size approximately 270mm deep x 190mm wide portrait) Paper: Insides: 70gsm near woodfree silk Cover: 115gsm woodfree gloss FSC certified Print: Full colour printing to all pages. Print area must be able to bleed off trimmed pages. Finishing: Book fold, stitched with two wires and trimmed to size. Alternative options: We are open to proposals of alternative paper types which deliver a lower cost; however, these quotes must be in addition to one for our preferred options, detailed above. Alternative proposals will only be considered if no quotation meeting our preferred specification is received within the budget stated on the MyTenders portal. Quotations that exceed our preferred specification (for example, a heaver paper weight) will be treated as meeting it. Where alternatives are considered, they will be scored against the same 60:40 price to quality basis. Paper samples: Samples of all proposed paper types must be sent for our review by 30 November 2026. Quantities: 80,000 Timescale: • Final artwork to printer by Mon 22 Feb. • To be printed by Fri 5 March 2027 • Delivery to our distributor by Thursday 11th March. Proofs: Page proofs on selected stock Delivery: Bundled, under-wrapped and cross-strapped, bulk packed on pallets and delivered to one UK address to be confirmed. Delivery to be between the hours of 09.00 and 15.30 on a vehicle with a tail-lift; advance notice of delivery required Artwork: Files to be transmitted electronically to meet printer’s technical specifications Subcontracting: The printing and finishing must be carried out by the supplier. Subcontracting of these elements will not be accepted. Delivery may be made by a third-party haulier. Your quotation should include: • Price for the specified quantity • Price for delivery • Timescale for delivery from receipt of artwork • Details of your environmental credentials • Any lower cost print quotes in addition to those for our preferred print options Please post examples only (not the quotation) matching the requested specifications in an envelope marked “Out and About Guide/APD” to North York Moors National Park Authority, The Old Vicarage, Bondgate, Helmsley, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 5BP. Samples must arrive at the National Park Office before 12:00 on 30 November 2026. Please note: All quotations must be submitted electronically via the myTenders Postbox by 12:00 on 30 November 2026 Evaluation: Quotations will be evaluated to identify the most economically advantageous tender, based on a price to quality ratio of 60:40. Price (60%) The lowest-price quotation will receive the full 60 marks; other quotations will be scored in proportion to it. Quality (40%) Each quality criterion will be scored out of 10 and weighted as follows: • Print quality 35% • Paper 25% • Finishing 15% • Timescale 15% • Environmental credentials 10% Print quality, paper and finishing will be assessed using the samples provided. The highest quality score will receive the full 40 marks. Other quotations will be scored in proportion to it.
NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) intends to award a single contract for the delivery of the Intercultural Therapeutic Service (ITS) in the London Borough of Lewisham. The Intercultural Therapeutic Service (ITS) provides specialist psychological support for Lewisham residents experiencing emotional distress, trauma, isolation and mental health difficulties where cultural, racial, migratory, faith, identity and social experiences are significant factors in presentation and recovery. The service was established to address recognise inequalities in access to and outcomes from mental health services amongst communities who may be underserved by conventional psychological support pathways, including people from Black African, Black Caribbean and other ethnically diverse communities, refugees and asylum seekers, migrants, and individuals with experiences of complex trauma. The service forms part of Lewisham's broader commitment to addressing mental health inequalities and improving culturally responsive support. It complements, rather than duplicates, existing statutory and NHS mental health provision. The Commissioner considers that delivery of the service requires a distinctive combination of intercultural psychotherapy, trauma-informed practice, racially aware therapeutic approaches, specialist supervision arrangements and workforce development functions that are not routinely available through standard counselling or wellbeing services. The Intercultural Therapeutic Service is not a standard counselling service. The model integrates: • intercultural psychotherapy; • racially-aware and anti-oppressive therapeutic practice; • trauma-informed approaches; • culturally adapted therapeutic interventions; • multilingual provision where appropriate; • reflective and relational therapeutic approaches; • academic and clinical expertise through a specialist training environment. A key distinguishing feature of the service is the integration of therapeutic delivery within a specialist academic-clinical model. Therapeutic practitioners are supported through a structured supervision framework involving qualified psychotherapists, experienced clinical supervisors and academic expertise. This enables intensive reflective practice, robust clinical governance and continuous service development. The Commissioner considers this supervision structure to be a distinctive component of the model, combining specialist clinical supervision, academic expertise, reflective practice and workforce development within a single service. The combination of intercultural psychotherapy, racially-aware practice and enhanced clinical supervision is not routinely available through existing mental health pathways and provides a level of specialism that would be difficult to replicate through a generic counselling or wellbeing service. The service therefore represents a specialised offer which contributes innovation within the local mental health system whilst maintaining appropriate standards of clinical governance and quality assurance. Independent evaluation of the service has demonstrated positive service-user outcomes, successful engagement of populations experiencing mental health inequalities, and evidence that the model is reaching individuals whose needs may not be fully met through conventional psychological support pathways. The Commissioner intends that the next phase of the service will build upon this evidence and further evaluate integration, accessibility and scalability. A key objective of the service is to improve access to psychological support for residents who are historically less likely to engage with, benefit from, or remain within traditional mental health services. The contract value is £150,000 for a period of 18-months. The process being followed is a Most Suitable Provider Process under the Provider Selection Regime 2023.
This is a Future Opportunity Notice to let potential bidders prepare themselves for the MSER of CPV Nimrod staring Monday 29th March 2027 through to Friday 16th April 2027. The Opportunity to bid for this competition will be December 2026 (exact date to be advised once docs are completed with BSC Maritime and BF Commercial) The basic requirement will be: Annex A - General Requirements of Work Annex B - Inspection, Testing and Certification of Safety Equipment Annex C - Vessel Maintenance Tasks Annex D - Modifications and Defect Rectification Technical Responses The full requirement will be provided at Tender stage when full needs for the vessel are known. Please note that although the opportunity is currently listed as Any Region - the region that this work will be required will be based on operational activity and confirmed when the Tender Opportunity is launched. A potential option to store the vessel out of the water for a period of time post contract may be included. This is also to be determined when the Tender is launched.
Open Framework Agreement for Housing Renewals & Adaptations A1- Lot A1 : Medium sized internal Disabled Facilities Adaptations primarily bathroom conversions with associated minor builders work, typical individual project values £8,000 to £13,000, let individually by each Grant Applicant- Appoint 18 contractors unless fewer bids are received A2- Lot A2 : Medium sized External Disabled Facilities Adaptations primarily external steps , ramps and associated handrails and grab rails. Typical individual project values £3,500 to £10,000, let individually by each Grant Applicant. Appoint 5 contractors unless fewer bids are received Lot B : Disabled Facilities Adaptations, primarily large adaptations including extensions, structural alterations, attic conversions, ramps and external works; average project value £36,000, contract between grant applicant and contractor. Appoint 18 contractors unless fewer bids are received Lot C : C Housing Repair Loan works including repair or renewal of roof coverings, rendering, structural repairs, damp proofing, windows, doors and sundry repair works, maximum individual project value £35,000 let individually by each loan applicant. Appoint 3 contractors unless fewer bids are received
The planned procurement is for water industry fittings, predominantly focused on mechanical fittings for purposes of connection and maintenance. The tender will be for the purpose of awarding tri-partite framework agreements with successful contractors and there will be multiple awarded contractors on each lot. The scope includes the design, manufacture, delivery to and off-loading at site, provision of drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, technical data sheets and factory test certification. The scope covers the supply and delivery of Mechanical Fittings for sizes ranging from 80mm – 1200mm (3 inch – 48 inch). The tender will contain five lots, each lot with specific core product ranges within to form a categorised lotting structure. The lotting structure is contained below: Lot 1 Mechanical Couplings & Connection Fittings Lot 2 Mechanical Repair & Maintenance Fittings Lot 3 Ferrules and Saddles Fittings Lot 4 Plastic Service Fittings Lot 5 Mechanical Bespoke and Fabricated Fittings