UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The University have a required for installation of Phantom Heads into our newly refurbished unit. This is being done via a call off from the NWUPC Medical Simulation and Training Equipment LAB3032 NW framework.

University of Portsmouth is intending to award a 4 year contract for staff and students access to authoritative, comprehensive, and current legal resources to ensure provision of mandatory legal research and practitioner skills training required for assessed coursework.

The scope of this project encompasses the design and implementation of a comprehensive enterprise grade vulnerability management solution that enhances the University's ability to identify assets, identify, prioritise and remediate security vulnerabilities.

The supply and installation of a Wetland structure, this is a bespokely designed floating island to be used for research purposes. Short time scales available, below threshold direct award made.

To provide the services to be responsible for performing the following tasks / deliverables: Finalise the completion of tasks created by the implementation of an HR-IDM automated interface. Provide professional consultancy and hands-on support in relation to our IDM platforms. Assist with creating reports on Identity information, as required. Maintain relevant documentation and provide knowledge transfer to Customer personnel.

The agreement is for a solution used to simplify the Expense Management process for staff

The Building Regulation Principal Designer (BRPD) will be responsible for monitoring and coordinating design work to ensure compliance with relevant requirements of building regulations, legal and safety standards.

The Building Regulation Principal Designer (BRPD) will be responsible for monitoring and coordinating design work to ensure compliance with relevant requirements of building regulations, legal and safety standards.

The procurement process for this requirement was a closed competitive tender under the Works category. This Procurement Process is for the roof replacement and first floor refurbishment and transformation of the existing St Pauls Annex Building. The objective is to provide the building with a new roof replacement due to poor conditions, and to include the refurbishment of the first floor.

The supply of specialist medical manikins to add to an existing suite of manikins. The product must be the same for teaching consistency and using joint training methods/equipment as our partner training college. Closed competion Direct award.

Supply of Qty 2 x 2D Ultra sound digitial imaging systems. Product selected based on technical suitability plus a need to increase the number of existing same product for consistancy when teaching larger class rooms. Below Threshold Direct award.

The requirement is for a new Data Centre comprising the supply, installation of the Nuffield Data Centre management equipment and infrastructure, with all associated external works and the supply and installation of the site wide fibre optic cable.

This Procurement Process is for the strip-out and transformation of the existing Wiltshire Building. The objective is to develop it into an office area, with consultation facilities, and to include the replacement of the existing roof.

The University Security Lodge is due to be demolished shortly, and all services and systems will be relocated to a newly constructed facility within the University's St Paul's Annexe Building. This requirement is time-sensitive, and any delay in relocation of the services and systems could significantly impact the broader site development plan, ultimately affecting timelines and cost efficiencies. This requirement involves a combination of services and works required to upgrade and optimise the security infrastructure at St Paul's Annexe. The scope includes the design, configuration, installation, and commissioning of a new security system, including Avigilon servers, control room equipment, and associated network infrastructure. The installation phase will cover the design, supply, and commissioning of the University's upgraded CCTV infrastructure. This will include: • Provision and installation of new network infrastructure, including connectivity to existing University systems. • Installation and configuration of servers and Network Video Recorders (NVRs) to support the expanded CCTV platform. • Fit out and commissioning of the Park Annexe, which will be developed into the new CCTV Lodge and serve as the centralised monitoring and control point. The total installation works are scheduled to last for three months, covering mobilisation, phased delivery across campus, testing, and final handover. At the conclusion of this phase, the installation contract will terminate, provided that the works are successfully completed and accepted. Alongside the physical works, the University will procure the Avigilon Control Centre (ACC) software package and associated licensing, support, and maintenance. This will run under a dedicated five-year contract to ensure system stability, security compliance, and ongoing vendor support. The software contract will include: • Full access to the Avigilon software platform and updates. • Security patching, upgrades, and feature enhancements for the duration of the contract. • Access to technical support (remote and on-site where required). • Warranty coverage in line with Avigilon's terms. • Installation Contract: 3 months, covering networks, servers, NVRs, and the CCTV Lodge at Park Annexe. • Software Contract: 3 years, covering Avigilon licensing, support, and updates. This dual-contract approach ensures that the University secures both the immediate delivery of the upgraded CCTV infrastructure and the long-term operational support necessary to maintain and develop the system. The total cost for the requirement is £832,893.03 excluding VAT and £999,471.63 including VAT.

Multidisciplinary Services for relocation of plantroom in Eldon Building

Les Mills Group Fitness Programme Licence and Partnership Agreement

The University Security Lodge is due to be demolished shortly, and all services and systems will be relocated to a newly constructed facility within the University's St Paul's Annexe Building. This requirement is time-sensitive, and any delay in relocation of the services and systems could significantly impact the broader site development plan, ultimately affecting timelines and cost efficiencies. This requirement involves a combination of services and works required to upgrade and optimise the security infrastructure at St Paul's Annexe. The scope includes the design, configuration, installation, and commissioning of a new security system, including Avigilon servers, control room equipment, and associated network infrastructure. The installation phase will cover the design, supply, and commissioning of the University's upgraded CCTV infrastructure. This will include: • Provision and installation of new network infrastructure, including connectivity to existing University systems. • Installation and configuration of servers and Network Video Recorders (NVRs) to support the expanded CCTV platform. • Fit out and commissioning of the Park Annexe, which will be developed into the new CCTV Lodge and serve as the centralised monitoring and control point. The total installation works are scheduled to last for three months, covering mobilisation, phased delivery across campus, testing, and final handover. At the conclusion of this phase, the installation contract will terminate, provided that the works are successfully completed and accepted. Alongside the physical works, the University will procure the Avigilon Control Centre (ACC) software package and associated licensing, support, and maintenance. This will run under a dedicated five-year contract to ensure system stability, security compliance, and ongoing vendor support. The software contract will include: • Full access to the Avigilon software platform and updates. • Security patching, upgrades, and feature enhancements for the duration of the contract. • Access to technical support (remote and on-site where required). • Warranty coverage in line with Avigilon's terms. • Installation Contract: 3 months, covering networks, servers, NVRs, and the CCTV Lodge at Park Annexe. • Software Contract: 3 years, covering Avigilon licensing, support, and updates. This dual-contract approach ensures that the University secures both the immediate delivery of the upgraded CCTV infrastructure and the long-term operational support necessary to maintain and develop the system.

BREEAM Consultants for Ravelin House Forensic Relocation