Market Leads & Opportunities
Environmental Issues Consultancy Services in London – Framework Lead
The current contract for Environmental issues consultancy services in London is projected to end on 13/07/2016 and may be available for re-tender.The current contract for Environmental issues consultancy services included Environmental issues consultancy services. Health and safety consultancy services. Business and management consultancy and related services. Energy-efficiency consultancy services. Ventilation consultancy services. Building consultancy services. Hazard protection and control consultancy services. Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy. Building services consultancy services. The NHS London Procurement Partnership (NHS LPP) wishes to establish two complementary Buildings and Facilities Management (FM) professional services frameworks. These frameworks seek to provide NHS trusts (primarily in London) with access to a range of suitable suppliers of professional services across buildings services and advisory services.The first framework focuses on Building Services while the second framework focuses on Advisory Services. These two frameworks are complementary to each other and will, where possible, follow the same tender timescales and procedures. However each framework is stand alone, with a separate OJEU Contract Notice and separate PQQ and ITT responses required. Therefore where a supplier wishes to participate in both frameworks, two separate responses will be required from the supplier, one for Building Services and one for Advisory Services.
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Plans for more than 100 homes in Somerset will go before committee today (25 February). - Lead developer sought for city centre redevelopment
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The UK Government has committed to delivering a package of support from the CRP to Argyll and Bute Council totalling £20.34 million.
