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Verifikacija Izvješća o emisijama CO2 i Izvješća o dodjeli besplatnih emisijskih jedinica CO2

HEP-Proizvodnja d.o.o., Grad Zagreb

Holter tlaka - KMAT komplet sa programskim paketom (5 kom), sve Ispostave

DOM ZDRAVLJA PGŽ, Rijeka

Informatička oprema u sklopu projekta PKK "Poboljšano upravljanje PPLP"

Javna ustanova Park prirode Lonjsko polje, Jasenovac

Projektantski nadzor tijekom građenja nove zgrade OŠ "Ljudevit Gaj" Krapina (matične škole) sa školskom sportskom dvoranom na novoj lokaciji u Krapini

GRAD KRAPINA, Krapina

Žurna nabava antivirusnih monoklonskih protutijela klesrovimab i nirsevimab

Opća bolnica Dr. Josip Benčević Slavonski Brod, Slavonski Brod

Sistematski pregledi

KLINIKA ZA DJEČJE BOLESTI ZAGREB, Grad Zagreb

Dobava ukapljenog naftanog plina

KLINIKA ZA ORTOPEDIJU LOVRAN, Lovran

STARI EOJN - Redovito održavanje i zaštita županijskih i lokalnih cesta na području Međimurske županije

Županijska uprava za ceste Međimurske županije, Čakovec

DIJAGNOSTIČKO MIŠIĆNO KOŠTANI ULTRAZVUK

Klinički bolnički centar Rijeka, Rijeka

Usluge održavanja lučke opreme

ŽUPANIJSKA LUČKA UPRAVA UMAG-NOVIGRAD - AUTORITA' PORTUALE REGIONALE DI UMAGO-CITTANOVA, Umag - Umago

Građevinski radovi na metalnim konstrukcijama - izrada i montaža nadstrešnica

OPĆA BOLNICA ZADAR, Zadar

Terapeutski videogastroskop za potrebe gastroenterologije KBC Sestre milosrdnice

Klinički bolnički centar Sestre milosrdnice, Grad Zagreb

Dogradnja osnovne škole Novo Čiče

GRAD VELIKA GORICA, Velika Gorica

Rotem Sigma uređaj za potrebe Zavoda za anesteziologiju, intezivnu medicinu i liječenje boli, Klinike za traumatologiju KBCSM

Klinički bolnički centar Sestre milosrdnice, Grad Zagreb

Postavljanje epoksidnog poda u JVP Rovinj-Rovigno

GRAD ROVINJ - ROVIGNO, Rovinj - Rovigno

KUPNJA ELEKTROMATERIJALA (PONOVLJENI POSTUPAK)

Javna ustanova Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera, Plitvička Jezera

Supported and Residential Living

Kent County Council

Kent County Council currently commissions the following accommodation and support services which are coming to an end in 2027: Learning Disability, Physical Disability and Mental Health (LDPDMH) Residential Care​ Supported Living ​ Supporting Independence Service (delivered through Care and Support in the Home contract)​ Positive Behavioural Support Contract (ended 31/10/2022). Kent County Council are looking to have in place a new service which brings together all elements of Supported Living and Learning Disability, Physical Disability and Metal Health Residential into one contract. Please note that all dates stated in this Notice regarding the start, end, and extension period of this service are provisional and subject to change. To view this notice, please click here: https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk/delta/viewNotice.html?noticeId=1004966451

Sports Estate Cleaning Services

University of Exeter

This opportunity is for the provision of comprehensive cleaning services across the University of Exeter’s multi-site Sports Estate. The contract will encompass routine, periodic and specialist cleaning of sports facilities, including sports halls, gyms, fitness areas, changing rooms, showers, toilets, communal areas and associated facilities. The successful Supplier will be responsible for delivering a consistent, high-quality, safe and hygienic cleaning service that accommodates the operational requirements of the Sports Estate, including varying opening hours, high-footfall periods and sporting events.

Mechanical & Electrical Consultancy Services - Replacement of Depot Heating System

North East Derbyshire District Council

North East Derbyshire District Council invites quotations from suitably qualified and experienced Mechanical and Electrical Building Services Consultants for the survey, appraisal, design, specification, tender review and post-contract technical services required to replace the ageing gas-fired radiant tube heating installation at Eckington Depot.

Legionella Management Services

NORTHERN TRAINS LIMITED

Northern Trains Limited (NTL) intends to procure a contract for the provision of Legionella Management Services across its estate. The proposed procurement seeks to appoint a single supplier to deliver a comprehensive Legionella management and water hygiene service across NTL's stations, depots, train care centres, offices, sidings and operational facilities. The overarching objective is to ensure compliance with statutory obligations, Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) L8, HSG274 guidance and Northern's internal health and safety requirements, whilst reducing operational, regulatory and reputational risks associated with Legionella bacteria and water hygiene management. The successful supplier will deliver a fully integrated service covering Legionella risk assessments, reviews of existing assessments, development and maintenance of Written Schemes of Control, water hygiene monitoring, routine sampling and testing, laboratory analysis, compliance auditing, technical consultancy, training and incident response support. The supplier will also be responsible for maintaining accurate compliance records and supporting Northern in the effective management of its water systems and associated assets. A key requirement of the contract will be the provision of a flexible and responsive service model capable of supporting a geographically dispersed estate comprising stations, depots and operational facilities with differing risk profiles and operational requirements. The supplier will be expected to respond to emerging compliance risks, positive sample results, regulatory changes, audit findings and ad-hoc operational requirements throughout the contract term. In addition to service delivery activities, the supplier will provide all associated contract management, supervision, reporting, technical expertise and support systems required to maintain compliance and provide assurance to Northern. The supplier will be expected to deliver and maintain an electronic compliance managem

UK_1552- Business Continuity Platform

BRITISH COUNCIL(THE)

The procurement of a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) will enable a more integrated and automated approach to managing the Business Continuity Management program of the British Council, by supporting corporate services and countries with standardised templates of key documentation (Business Impact Assessment, Business Continuity Plans, Training, Exercising, Response Arrangements), and built-in guidance, as well as analysis of plans and dependencies. The overall goal of this project is to provide a single system in which all BC governance, framework, incident report, exercises etc... will be featured and to clarifies roles and responsibilities within the BC program as well as increase staff's overall engagement in organisational resilience. For this system to be successfully integrated within the British Council's operating environment, the SS&C team will need a single supplier to deliver the following requirements: - Provide clear and easy to navigate business impact analysis, and business continuity plan templates (and accompanying guidance for staff who require additional support during yearly updates) - Act as a repository for all governance documentation of the business continuity program - Contain a training and exercising module, supporting the delivery of plan testing, and ensuring that identifies learning are allocated to relevant staff, actioned, and implemented. - Support the SS&C team's incident management delivery and information dissemination when dealing with emergencies - Support compliance and documentation return and concentrate all BC administrative tasks into one environment

Integrated Lifestyles Service

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to a proposed contract for the provision of an Integrated Lifestyles Service across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The proposed service is expected to support residents to improve their health and wellbeing through an accessible and integrated prevention offer. The anticipated scope includes delivery of the local stop-smoking service and brief advice and support relating to a range of health and wellbeing topics. The Council is exploring a future service model that retains comprehensive stop-smoking support while broadening the brief-advice offer. This may include support relating to vaping and nicotine dependence, physical activity, nutrition, mental wellbeing and other relevant lifestyle factors. The final scope and delivery model have not yet been determined and will be informed by this preliminary market engagement.

Contract for the Provision of a Third Sector Organisation to support the sector and build capacity in Swansea

City & County of Swansea

Swansea Council has a long and productive history of partnership working with the Third Sector in Swansea. A Compact agreement was made between the parties in 1999. This document was updated in 2021 and was co-produced to reflect joint working principles between Swansea Council and the Third Sector. It provides a robust and workable framework for ongoing dialogue between the partners to aid the Council achieve its aims under its strategic requirements and plans outlined under the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act and Swansea Councils Corporate Plan amongst many others. Swansea Council is engaging with the market to seek interest from suitably experienced organisations who can operate within the Swansea locality to support Third Sector organisations and build capacity within the sector in Swansea. We are seeking organisations with working knowledge of the sector and who can provide a base in Swansea to work in partnership with Swansea Council and the wider Third Sector to aid in the achievement of the stated aims of Swansea Compact and ensure a sustainable, thriving Third Sector and volunteering community within Swansea. To aid the Council to achieve the objectives outlined in the Compact Agreement for a sustainable, thriving Third Sector and volunteering community within Swansea, the Service Provider will; • Work with Swansea Council to meet the terms of the Swansea Compact Agreement (which can be found under appendix A within this document) including the joint Chair of the Compact Liaison group. • Host an accessible hub in Swansea to facilitate provision • Facilitate a volunteer centre in Swansea to provide support and guidance for potential volunteers and those who wish to offer volunteer opportunities in Swansea • Provide training facilities and programmes that are sector specific and where required bespoke or brokered for the sectors requirements • Undertake an analysis of need to ensure training programmes respond to current needs of the third sector • Suppor

Tameside Independent Advocacy Service

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

This service is to ensure advocacy provision in the borough is person-centred and flexible and that an individual's need for advocacy, including IMHA, IMCA and additional roles through the MCA, Care Act and NHS Complaints, can be met via a single referral by experienced advocates trained accordingly