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.

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2024-03-11£417460Ministry of DefenceFor the provision of Disclosure & Barring Service eBroker. Defence Business Services (DBS) uses the Disclosure & Barring Service (D&BS) to request Criminal Record Checks on Civilians & Crown Servants, who are likely to work with children and/or vulnerable adults.
2024-05-01£39654.6University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustUCLH-4918 Leadership Development Programme To access this competition: Registered: Login to https://suppliers.multiquote.com and view the opportunity CA13429. Not registered: Visit https://suppliers.multiquote.com then register and quote CA13429 as the reason for registration. Any queries please contact MultiQuote on 0151 482 9230.
2022-08-01£4277659.8NHS EnglandCall-off contract under the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NDPP) Framework 3 covering The Black Country
2024-04-05£25700Foreign Commonwealth and Development OfficeCharter flight services.
2024-04-01£1635000Sanctuary Housing AssociationSupply and delivery of a full range of print services; from total print management, digital solutions and document management and associated services such as scanning, physical and digital document storage, fulfilment, postage and distribution, including but not limited to:  Paper products i.e. Letterheads - Leaflets - Envelopes - Brochures - Operational Forms - Business Cards - Newsletters - Corporate Stationery - Calendars - Diaries - Magazines Non-paper products i.e. Promotional Products: Pens, Mugs, keyrings - Presentation Products: Folders, Binders - Business Cards - Heat Sealing: Garments, Mailers  Signs & Signage i.e. Banners - Building Wraps - Vehicle Livery - Pull-up Banners - Exhibition Stands  Security Printing i.e. Cheques - Payroll documentation - Vouchers - Access Cards - Tickets
2022-05-10£206833.75Winchester City CouncilInstallation of Social Service referred showers and associated works
2024-05-01£4450London Borough of EnfieldKerbside survey for sections on and around Green Lanes including the side streets of Fox Lane, Hazelwood Lane and Park Ave.
2015-06-15£200000Gateshead CouncilThe Council is looking to implement a framework with a suitable number of qualified and experienced contractors to deliver a range of print services which will incorporate all or some of the following: - LOT 1 Offset/Litho Print including Finishing Web Print including Finishing Finishing is included as appropriate and includes but is not limited to: · ; Die-cut, Lamination, Encapsulation, Fold/crease/score, Perfect Binding, Perforation, Embossing, Foil Blocking, Eye Letting, Spot UV, Numbering External print would vary in type, size, quantity and complexity depending on the individual job. The range could include posters, leaflets, brochures, die-cut folders. LOT 2 Large Format Bridge Banners Fence Banners Large Foamex Boards Vehicle Signage Finishing is included as appropriate and includes but is not limited to: · ; Stitching, Eyeletting, Laminating, Mounting <b><u>Introduction</u></b> Gateshead Council operates its own Central Print Unit (Print Point), the professional and highly qualified staff, along with the latest technology enables Print Point to offer the Council a quality printing service providing the majority of print, design and promotional needs. The capabilities of Print Point are at times stretched and this contract is to supplement the work of Print Point to cover gaps in service provision that cannot be provided in house. This contract will also be used as back up during instances when service provision is working to full capacity. The Council wish to implement an external printing framework contract that will be managed by Print Point on behalf of all service areas to co-ordinate external print.
2015-10-19£24779DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRSDefra procuring on behalf of Natural England (NE): The work is to comprise a feasibility study into restoration options and potential on the River Derwent and Stonethwaite Beck in Borrowdale, Keswick, Cumbria. The opportunity to complete this study has arisen through land management changes identified by the National Trust. The National Trust is keen to ensure the adoption of sustainable land management practices and to better enable natural processes to operate on its land. By taking the opportunity to explore possible options of river restoration it hopes to demonstrate the feasibility of that within a farmed landscape and prove the benefits of such an approach. Preliminary assessment has identified that these two watercourses are straightened and significantly perched above the floodplain, which is predominantly pastoral land defended by flood levees. As such, Natural England and the National Trust are keen to understand what opportunities may exist to restore fluvial processes, by returning the rivers to their natural course and re-engaging the river with its floodplain. This aims to return the river to more sustainable, natural functioning state which should support a healthy, diverse ecosystem.
2022-08-28£46942.67Darlington Borough CouncilRetrospective\r ID 248735 - Adults specialist day services placement
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