UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The University of Essex is seeking tenders for a project to work within the School of Sport, Rehabilitation, and Exercise Sciences (SRES). The works comprise of the refurbishment the existing space on Level 5 of the main University campus, for the department of Sports, Rehabilitation and Exercise Science department. The works will include new flooring, decoration, FD30 entrance doors and electrical installations throughout, with the design of electrical and mechanical ventilation systems to suit the use of the space.

The University of Essex is seeking tenders for a project to work within the School of Oral Health and HSC within our Southend campus. The Oral Health department involves the expansion of the current facility to extend the teaching capacity. Whilst doing this, install state of the art phantom heads, and create a new presentation space and group working area. The HSC space is currently used as an external dental facility. The project will remove all infrastructure of the surgery and rebuild it to house a nursing training space.

As part of an expansion programme, a large project is taking place in Southend to enhance and expand our student experience. This covers an Oral Health upgrade and creation of a huge Health and Social Care teaching space. This is a major renovation and will need the correct furniture in the space, once finished. Please can you quote for the furniture tender, based on the drawings and spreadsheet provided. This RFQ is a mini competition from the T730 Furniture Framework Lot 2 Design Led Furniture Projects and will be bound by the original Terms and Conditions including but not limited to all original insurance levels and certifications such as ISO. Important Dates: RFQ Return: 01st March 2022 Award: 07th March 2022 Installation on site: 13th June 2022 for a period of 1 week

The University of Essex is desirous of entering into a JCT Design and Build Contract 2016 Edition and amendments thereto, for both the design and construction of replacement external cladding, together with associated building engineering services, rainwater drainage, external works, landscaping and any other necessary on or off site works at University Square, Southend-on-Sea campus.

The University of Essex is seeking to appoint a firm of external auditors to carry out the statutory audit of the group from the year ended 31st July 2023.

The University Towers were constructed more than 50 years ago. In this time, the six accommodation towers have served the University well, providing affordable student accommodation. Bertrand Russell and Eddington Tower have been refurbished and this now leaves the remaining four Towers (Rayleigh, Keynes, Tawney and William Morris) on the North side of campus. Although the original Towers are in reasonable structural condition, given their age (subject to structural survey) and only needing minor structural repairs, windows/curtain walling are 'life expired', regularly leaking in high winds and are not energy efficient. The roof is at the end of its design life and needs replacement with the addition of thermal insulation. Added to this, internal services are failing, and a major refurbishment is required to ensure the towers can be certified as 'safe to occupy' under the future Building Safety Act and to maintain the life of the asset and preserve it for future years. The tower blocks will become 'higher risk' buildings under the Building Safety Bill/Act due for Royal Assent in Spring 2022 imposing additional responsibilities upon 'duty holders' within the University. Work needs to begin as part of this project on preparing safety cases for all accommodation coming into the remit of the pending legislation.

The University Towers were constructed more than 50 years ago. In this time, the six accommodation towers have served the University well, providing affordable student accommodation. Bertrand Russell and Eddington Tower have been refurbished and this now leaves the remaining four Towers (Rayleigh, Keynes, Tawney and William Morris) on the North side of campus. Although the original Towers are in reasonable structural condition, given their age (subject to structural survey) and only needing minor structural repairs, windows/curtain walling are 'life expired', regularly leaking in high winds and are not energy efficient. The roof is at the end of its design life and needs replacement with the addition of thermal insulation. Added to this, internal services are failing, and a major refurbishment is required to ensure the towers can be certified as 'safe to occupy' under the future Building Safety Act and to maintain the life of the asset and preserve it for future years. The tower blocks will become 'higher risk' buildings under the Building Safety Bill/Act due for Royal Assent in Spring 2022 imposing additional responsibilities upon 'duty holders' within the University. Work needs to begin as part of this project on preparing safety cases for all accommodation coming into the remit of the pending legislation.

The University Towers were constructed more than 50 years ago. In this time, the six accommodation towers have served the University well, providing affordable student accommodation. Bertrand Russell and Eddington Tower have been refurbished and this now leaves the remaining four Towers (Rayleigh, Keynes, Tawney and William Morris) on the North side of campus. Although the original Towers are in reasonable structural condition, given their age (subject to structural survey) and only needing minor structural repairs, windows/curtain walling are 'life expired', regularly leaking in high winds and are not energy efficient. The roof is at the end of its design life and needs replacement with the addition of thermal insulation. Added to this, internal services are failing, and a major refurbishment is required to ensure the towers can be certified as 'safe to occupy' under the future Building Safety Act and to maintain the life of the asset and preserve it for future years. The tower blocks will become 'higher risk' buildings under the Building Safety Bill/Act due for Royal Assent in Spring 2022 imposing additional responsibilities upon 'duty holders' within the University. Work needs to begin as part of this project on preparing safety cases for all accommodation coming into the remit of the pending legislation.

The University Towers were constructed more than 50 years ago. In this time, the six accommodation towers have served the University well, providing affordable student accommodation. Bertrand Russell and Eddington Tower have been refurbished and this now leaves the remaining four Towers (Rayleigh, Keynes, Tawney and William Morris) on the North side of campus. Although the original Towers are in reasonable structural condition, given their age (subject to structural survey) and only needing minor structural repairs, windows/curtain walling are 'life expired', regularly leaking in high winds and are not energy efficient. The roof is at the end of its design life and needs replacement with the addition of thermal insulation. Added to this, internal services are failing, and a major refurbishment is required to ensure the towers can be certified as 'safe to occupy' under the future Building Safety Act and to maintain the life of the asset and preserve it for future years. The tower blocks will become 'higher risk' buildings under the Building Safety Bill/Act due for Royal Assent in Spring 2022 imposing additional responsibilities upon 'duty holders' within the University. Work needs to begin as part of this project on preparing safety cases for all accommodation coming into the remit of the pending legislation.

Bidders are invited to submit a quotation to University of Essex for planned preventive maintenance and fault repair including all parts, components and ancillaries of all fire extinguishers, Fire blankets, cooker hood suppression systems and evacuation chairs itemised on the attached schedule of assets.

Bidders are invited to submit a quotation to University of Essex for the planned preventive maintenance and fault repair including all parts, components and ancillaries of all security systems itemised on the attached schedule of assets.

The University of Essex is seeking tenders for a laboratory refurbishment project to increase the occupancy of an existing Lab to 95 desk positions, with a total occupancy of 100. The refurbishment will include demolition works by removing a wall and internal office, all existing flooring and entrance doors. Installation of M+E is required, which will include ceiling fixed mechanical ventilation, air-conditioning, new lights, fire alarm alterations, new power sockets and additional data installation. Also builders works associated with M+E, scaffolding, glazing alterations, new FD30 door sets and some external ground works to house the AC. Finishing off with decoration and new carpet flooring installation.

We are looking to refurbish the common area in Southend University Square Building. This will include new flooring throughout, a new kitchenette installed, some ventilation updates to the laundrette and the replacement of the existing ceiling grid and lighting. Basic electrical and data works will be undertaken in line with the new layout. This is a call off from the University's T730 Furniture Framework. You will be bound by the original Terms and Conditions at the time of tendering for the framework. Clarifications: Accepted until 22nd August Return: 12 noon on 29th August Order Placed: By 05th September Delivery Date: 05th December

The bidder will need to perform the Inspection and reporting Services in respect of Roof Safety Systems Equipment listed in the attached Asset list

The University of Essex is seeking tenders for a refurbishment project in which to refurbish a common area within Southend University Square building. This will include new flooring throughout; a new kitchenette installed; some ventilation updates to the laundrette and the replacement of the existing ceiling grid and lighting. Basic electrical and data works will be undertaken in line with the new layout.

This is a call off from the University's Furniture Framework and the same Terms and Conditions will apply, as they were at the time of tendering. We are required to request which social value can be offered as part of this project. We reserve the right to pick the option best suited to the University, out of the options given. Social Value is a commitment made by yourselves, and a member from our team will be in touch following award of the project, to discuss the offering further with you. This project is to provide furniture for our EBS building at Southend. We have provided you with a floor plan and pricing schedule. Please note that we require the exact items we have requested. Please clarify if you have any queries. Timeline: RFQ Released - 23rd September 2022 RFQ Returned - 07th October 2022 Delivery and Installation - December 2022

This tender is for the supply of Sports centre staff as well as the kits for our clubs and organisations. Please read all documentation in full before preparing your response. Please ensure you read the specification in full before completing the quality questions. Responses to quality questions will form part of the contract upon award.

To perform the Surveying and minor removal in respect of Asbestos on all University of Essex. sites

This is a call off contract from our Furniture Framework T730. The suppliers are bound by the original terms and conditions. We require supply and installation of the exact product as per the design. Alternatives will not be accepted for this project. We are yet to confirm colours but will do when we place the order. We are hoping this does not affect price but please let us know if it will. We would like these installed as soon as possible, ideally prior to Christmas. If this timescale seems too tight, please let us know. We expect returns by 12 noon on Wednesday 09th Nov. We appreciate this is a quick turnaround so please let us know if there are any issues meeting this deadline. Requirements: *subject to structural load confirmation* we are proposing to install a tiered seating solution to the upper mezzanine level of the Hexagon building. This has been designed via OCEE design as per the attached and we would like it costed as is. We would be looking for the entire structure to be supplied and installed by one manufacturer including all seating proposed which must accommodate 100 seats minimum. The design currently proposes 101 OCEE Audi Foursure units. Site Visits are optional, please contact us directly to arrange this but all other clarifications MUST be asked via Proactis. We would be looking for install as close to Christmas as possible, with the absolute latest being finalised by the start of Jan term (16th) Please note there is no pricing schedule to complete for this project. We are instead using the built in 'items' feature.