UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Internal Flooring Package for the Belgrave Centre Refurbishment, City Campus, Nottingham Trent University.

Nottingham Trent University's School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment (ADBE) seeks tenders for the provision of Exhibition Board Hire & Installation. ADBE hold annual exhibitions at the University's city campus (NG1 4FQ), to display the school's degree show work. Exhibition board panels are required by the University to display the work on. It is expected that each year, on dates specified by the University these panels will need to be provided for hire, delivered to site, and installed according to the University's layout plans for each show. At the end of each show, on dates specified by the University, these the panels will need to be dismantled, and panels will need to be removed from site. Panels may need to be stored temporarily on site between being dismantled and being removed from site.

AV requirement for NTU Building: Design and Digital Arts (D&DA) Building 42 Shakespeare Street: AV Procurement This tender is a call off against the NEUPC Audio Visual: Supplies, System Design, Installation and Maintenance Framework (AVI2005NE) and available only to suppliers on the East Midlands ; Lot 5a: Large Contracts. Only suppliers listed on this framework and lot are permitted to submit a tender.

The University had a requirement for the purchase of six identical honeybee hives, equipped with sensors allowing the spatially resolved (wireless) monitoring of the temperature of each frame as per the following minimum technical requirements: • the dimensions of the hives will match those of the 'British Standard Hives' brood boxes. • Each frame will have 30 sensors or more, homogeneously distributed. • Each frame foundation comb will be made of plastic, with protruding hexagons approx. 200 microns tall, for the bees to take over the building of the honeycomb. The sensors will be embedded in the plastic and not accessible to the honeybees. • The plastic foundation comb will be 150 microns thick, or less. • The data will be transferred wirelessly to a computer. • The frame's internal battery will last six months or more and will be conveniently changeable. • Software will be provided where the user will be able to adjust, in particular, the frequency of the measurements and access the data conveniently. If possible, software is to run on Ubuntu or Linux or Raspbian O.S. • No more than 10 mins will be required to interrogate the entire array of sensors within one hive.

NTU Estates department is seeking to appoint suppliers who will form a Framework that will provide building materials & timber to the University across all locations as and when required. The University will Direct Award new requirements without further competition. Suppliers will be selected by a ranking system based upon the award criteria detailed within the Framework tender documentation. Divided into the following two Lots, Tenderers may bid for one Lot or both Lots as outlined below; Lot 1 - General Building Materials (maximum of 3 suppliers appointed) o To include, but be not limited to - insulation, paints, sealants & mastics, bricks & blocks, decorative aggregates, landscaping, plaster & plasterboards, roofing materials, cement & aggregates, hand & power tools, fixings. Lot 2 - Timber & Sheet Materials (maximum of 2 suppliers appointed) o To include, but not be limited to - sawn carcassing timber, battens, skirting boards & architrave, planed timber & mouldings, treated timber, decking boards, fence panels & posts, sheet materials & flooring.

Pharos Managed Print Service requirement via Mini Competition through NEUPC's National Education Printer Agreement 2 (NEPA2) Framework Lot 2. Managed Print.

Strip out and dispose of old light fittings and install replacement LED lighting within the Lady Djanogly lecture theatre.

This tender is for Brackenhurst Hall Asbestos Removal, Brackenhurst Campus, Southwell, Newark, Notts. NG250QF. Due to the presence of great crested newts within the basement the works will need to be carried out in two phases. The ground and upper floors from August/September this year and the basement will need to be completed in April/ May 2024. There is also a requirement for the asbestos removers in the basement to be trained to deal with the newts if they were to encounter them. It is anticipated that the training would last for a day for the team and this needs to be allowed for this within tender submissions.

Belgrave Post Graduate Centre Refurbishment Decoration Package

Nottingham Trent University is seeking Tenders from Suppliers who are capable of providing consultancy and data analysis services to support with the University's decarbonisation strategy for Centre of Effective Learning in Science, John Van Geest Cancer Research Centre, New Hall Block, Belgrave Centre, Lee Westwood Sport Centre and Mary Ann Evans. As one of the UK's largest universities, with 35,210 students and 4,015 staff, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) acknowledges its activities will significantly impact the environment at both local and global levels. NTU has a reputation for being one of the most sustainable universities in the world. Embracing Sustainability becoming a strategic theme for 2020-25 envisages a further step change, with implementation across the NTU Community. Sustainability covers many areas. As we develop out building decarbonisation plan, one of our main priorities is to decarbonise of end-of-life heating systems. NTU has receive external funding from the Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund (LCSF) to develop heat decarbonisation plans and detailed designs to prepare for procurement and delivery of heat decarbonisation and energy efficiency works. We would like to outsource this project to an agency specialized in net zero and decarbonisation to support our work on this. This assessment will form part of a wider project which will go on NTU Net Zero Carbon Strategy as part of our Building Decarbonisation Plan

ISTEC Building, Clifton Campus, Fume Extract Modifications/Fan Replacement as per attached specification documents.

The Transformational Coaching Project Team at NTU will work with selected individuals from the Framework to provide coaching and training services to beneficiaries of the project. This opportunity is for coaching services to be between September 2023 and November 2025 (subject to funding). Sessions are scheduled to start in September 2023, however, suppliers may be required to do pre-planning and communications work in the summer. Exact dates will be determined by individual Schools and will be agreed between NTU and the successful Supplier(s). The successful Supplier(s) may be required to take part in preplanning and communication work prior to the term starting.

LTM refurbishment of the Brackenhurst Main Hall and associated spaces. This excludes the Orangery with the exception of site temporaries.

Brackenhurst Campus Main Hall Building Full Electrical Re-wire, as per the attached specification documents.

Relocation of the Hydra computer servers from T block room 294 to Marry Ann Evans 116b, along with the costs to remove the existing T block node room cooling and replace with new units fed from Z block.

The project is to install the electrical infrastructure to provide power for the IT Hydra unit. New sub-mains, containment, and associated power outlets will require installing to support the equipment that is being relocated.

The DaDa building refers to a new 10 storey flagship building to house the School of Design and Digital Arts, located at 42 Shakespeare Street, at Nottingham Trent University's City Campus. The Design and Digital Arts Building (DaDA) is one of the School's foundations for their vision to become a leading institution for the digital arts. As one of the first dedicated centres for the creative industries, it will be a place that attracts talented critical thinkers, designers, storytellers, performers and technical experts from around the world to work with industry and our national and international partners on collaborations that blend digital, technological, business and creative practices. In terms of furniture provision, we have produced a schedule of furniture to detail the quality and design ethos of this very important space for some of the key items. We would require the tenderer to price the prescriptive list but also consider and suggest alternatives to demonstrate quality, innovation and understanding of the project brief.

Nottingham Trent University is committed to providing high quality, high performing teaching, and collaboration spaces across all our sites. Working with our NTU Estates team, the Erasmus Darwin (ERD) T-Block building, located on our Clifton Campus, is being remodelled and developed to create new Tissue Culture Lab spaces for the School of Science and Technology (SST). The project requires AV facilities to provide teaching, collaboration, and research spaces for the students and technical staff members. The project is being site managed by the NTU Construction Services team. Information relating to timescales can be found in section 5.

Refurbishment of the Erasmus Darwin T-Block Building from classrooms to Culture Tissue Laboratories at Nottingham Trent University Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Nottingham in accordance with Planning permission 23/01006/PFUL3 (PP-12186048).