Contracts
Contracts awarded by the government and its agencies, valued at over £12,000. This includes contracts from government departments, local councils, and other public bodies.
Source: Contract information is sourced from the Government Contracts Finder, a searchable database of all contracts awarded by the government.Number of Results
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| 2015-09-10 | £97920 | MINISTRY OF DEFENCE | PROVISION OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (ATM) GAP ANALYSIS | |
| 2016-03-11 | £4500 | DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION | The SEMs will ensure that the work of the OEMs is completed in line with the specification of their role. This will include: • Attending the STA SEM team briefing on 07 March2016. • Attending the STA OEM team briefing on 16 March 2016 • Attending the STA OEM/SEM training day on 14 April 2016 • Ensuring that all OEMs within their team have arranged visits to the LAs allocated to them Ensuring that all OEMs within their team understand and adhere to all STA procedures and policies. • Accompanying each OEM on their initial external moderation visit in order to ensure that there is a consistent approach to the visits and that all procedures are correctly adhered to. • Providing feedback to each OEM following the accompanied visit concerning strengths and any areas for development. • Quality assuring the reports of visits written by OEMs, in order to ensure that it is an accurate account of the visit undertaken. • Leading their team of OEMs through the STA debriefing meeting. • Working with other SEMs to share intelligence/working practices as applicable. The OEMs for the KS1 external moderation, will consist of independent educational experts who are required to provide an independent assessment on the moderation activities of LAs, and provide STA with information about the consistency and accuracy of moderation procedures in relation to STA statutory guidelines. | |
| 2016-03-11 | £4500 | DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION | The SEMs will ensure that the work of the OEMs is completed in line with the specification of their role. This will include: • Attending the STA SEM team briefing on 07 March2016. • Attending the STA OEM team briefing on 16 March 2016 • Attending the STA OEM/SEM training day on 14 April 2016 • Ensuring that all OEMs within their team have arranged visits to the LAs allocated to them Ensuring that all OEMs within their team understand and adhere to all STA procedures and policies. • Accompanying each OEM on their initial external moderation visit in order to ensure that there is a consistent approach to the visits and that all procedures are correctly adhered to. • Providing feedback to each OEM following the accompanied visit concerning strengths and any areas for development. • Quality assuring the reports of visits written by OEMs, in order to ensure that it is an accurate account of the visit undertaken. • Leading their team of OEMs through the STA debriefing meeting. • Working with other SEMs to share intelligence/working practices as applicable. The OEMs for the KS2 external moderation, will consist of independent educational experts who are required to provide an independent assessment on the moderation activities of LAs, and provide STA with information about the consistency and accuracy of moderation procedures in relation to STA statutory guidelines. | |
| 2015-11-06 | £4446038 | TRANSPORT FOR LONDON | Provision of Bus Service Route Number 26/N26 | |
| 2018-09-24 | £13000 | Public Health England | Public Health England required the purchase and installation of 2 Class II Microbiological safety cabinets. Wolf labs were awarded this contract as they are the number 1 ranked supplier on lot 3 "safety" of the LUPC framework (reference: LAB5028 LU) and so were chosen via. direct award. | |
| 2016-03-04 | £17550 | CROWN COMMERCIAL SERVICE | This contract has already been awarded and is being published for transparency purposes only. A service contract for a 4 year term was required which includes planned annual maintenance visits as well as ad hoc call outs for any required repairs or additional services for the Firing Range. | |
| 2021-01-07 | £1580480 | Nhs Calderdale Ccg | NHS Calderdale and Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning Groups invite providers who are suitably qualified and experienced healthcare service providers including third sector organisations, social enterprise and other providers to provide a 'Seamless Home from Hospital' (SHFH) service to people from the Calderdale and Greater Huddersfield areas. The SHFH provides a service to individuals to avoid admission, and those being discharged: • The service to patients avoiding admission is offered as part of the Integrated Admission Avoidance service, in conjunction with the Hospital Avoidance Teams (HAT). These patients will have presented at A&E at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust (CHFT). Clinical staff will have determined no clinical reason to admit the person to an inpatient ward but the patient is frail or vulnerable and needs additional support to ensure their safety and wellbeing to return home. • Patients being discharged will have been inpatients at CHFT or an associated Intermediate Care facility. Patients will be medically fit for discharge however may be frail or vulnerable and need additional support to ensure their safety and well-being going home. The service will contribute to the delivery of Calderdale and Greater Huddersfield CCG's objectives of promoting health and well-being, and commissioning and providing the best possible care for patients. The aims of the service are to contribute to a reduction in avoidable hospital admissions and delayed transfers of care. Avoidable admissions include admissions from A&E for non-clinical reasons and readmissions after discharge. Days/Hours of Operation: On weekdays the SHFH booking line is available 9am-7pm, offering transport from hospital 10am-8pm and support at home 10:30am-9pm. On weekends and bank holidays the SHFH booking line is available 11am-6pm, offering transport from hospital 11am-6pm and support at home 11am-6pm. Referral Criteria and sources: • The service shall be made available to frail and vulnerable adults (16 years plus) resident/registered with a GP in Calderdale and Greater Huddersfield CCG areas. • Referrals will be accepted from any discharge coordinator, clinician or support staff acting on behalf of a clinician, HAT team member or hospital social worker based at CRH, HRI or Intermediate Care. • Patients will be collected from any location at CRH, HRI or Intermediate Care. | |
| 2015-11-10 | £200000 | Public Health England | Please see attached Specification Document. | |
| 2018-06-12 | £77684 | University Of Plymouth | The University of Plymouth is looking to procure works to carry out maintenance and refurbishment of the building and alterations to enable its use as an office including electrical, plumbing, general building work, fire alarm and emergency lighting. For further information and full access to the documents, please register and express an interest on our e-tendering platform: https://in-tendhost.co.uk/plymouthuni | |
| 2016-03-04 | £25000 | WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL | The Council intends to create a wholly-owned local housing company, provisionally entitled Wolves Homes, to build approximately 150 new homes a year in the City for at least five years. The build will be funded via a local authority loan. Depending on the suitability of council sites, some of the homes will be sold on the open market for owner-occupation, and some retained for market rent. The company will be a commercial enterprise, aimed at generating a return for the local authority general fund whilst pump-priming the housing market in the city and fulfilling a currently unmet need for well-managed, privately rented family housing. It will be formed as a subsidiary of Wolverhampton Homes, the Council’s wholly-owned arms’ length management organisation, with a small board of directors (primarily Council officers), the positions of which are currently under consideration. The company will be created by end July 2016 which requires the Council’s formal approval of a detailed business and implementation plan for of the proposal by June. The Council seeks legal support to advise on and assist in setting up a company for Wolverhampton Homes to commence trading activity. |
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