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Contract Hire of 17 x LEVC Vans

This opportunity is concerned with the appointment of a Contractor who will complete the work and act as Principal Contractor and Principal Designer for the period of the works in respect of the Stonehenge School Expansion - Phase 2. Please refer to Volume 3 for the full scope of works.

The site is known as Bartlett House and comprises an existing former care home building originally constructed in the late 1970s, minor outbuildings, parking areas and gardens. The building is now vacant and secured with ground floor windows and doors boarded. There are locked low level 5-bar gates at the site entrance. Pole mounted CCTV is present although the Client is likely to off-hire this shortly. The Works comprise the demolition of the existing building, clearing the site of former parking areas and gardens and the removal of redundant mains services and drainage infrastructure in preparation for a new residential development by the Client. PCI 2 / page 2 The works are further described within the Specification and Scope of Works document issued at Tender Stage dated 14th February 2022 Minimum of 4 (four) weeks from the date of issue of the Contract documents for signature. The Client is seeking commencement of the works as soon as practicable following the issue of the Contract documents for signature. The Client is seeking for the Works to achieve practical completion within 12 weeks from commencement.

The appointment of a multi-disciplinary designer (Lead Designer) who will support the Council and will lead the Design Team to successfully deliver this project. The Lead Designer will also be undertaking the CDM Principal Designer role and should include for this within the fee proposal. As a minimum the design disciplines expected to be provided by the Lead Designer are: • Architect (Lead Designer) • Civil & Structural Engineers • Mechanical & Electrical Services Engineers • Acoustician • Ecology • Landscape Architect • Fire Engineer (an automatic fire suppression system is likely to be required) • CDM Principal Designer

Wiltshire Council has a requirement for the appointment of a main Contractor on a Design & Build basis to supply and install a refurbished double temporary classroom at Springfield South Special School which is located at Sarum Academy near Salisbury.

Melksham Community Campus is a new build facility and part of the community campus and hub build Programme. Whilst predominantly a new Leisure Centre the campus will incorporate several other Council services into the buildings, making it easier for customers to access them and reducing accommodation costs for the council. Leisure services will be operating the new facility providing a wide range of sport and leisure activities. To enable a good customer experience, new quality equipment is required to reflect the standard of the building.

Procurement for the provision of Supply and Maintenance of Real Time Passenger Information System for Wiltshire Council Wiltshire Council's current Real Time Passenger Information (RTPI) system has been in operation for over 15 years and has been supplied and is currently being maintained by Trapeze Group UK (TGUK). The maintenance service provided by TGUK is due to expire at the end of June 2022. The existing RTPI system architecture is dated and needs modernisation to meet the needs of its bus service providers, bus commuters and be able to meet the requirements specified in the Bus Services Act 2018 and Bus Open Data Service (BODS). This document (referred to as Volume 2: Service Information) forms part of the Contract for a new RTPI system that will deliver greater functionality, innovation and benefits to the Council, bus operators and most importantly to those who will be using the bus services within Wiltshire. Funding for the new system has been secured from the Salisbury Transport Strategy, Section 106 and existing revenue budgets. Volume 2: Service Information contains the requirements for the provision, installation and maintenance for Wiltshire's new RTPI system. Volume 2 is one of three volumes (listed below) that form the Contract: • Volume 1: NEC4 Term Service Contract • Volume 2: Service Information • Volume 3: Price List The new Contract will be for 5 years with an option to extend it by 2 further periods of 2 and 3 years (i.e., 5+2+3 years, maximum Contract period 10 years). The initial 5 years is made up of 6 months for the provision and installation works and 54 months for the initial maintenance phase.

Wiltshire Council's Term Highways Maintenance Contract is for the provision of a highways maintenance service to undertake a programme of maintenance and improvements of the highways and highway assets on the highway roads network or other land including Council land in Wiltshire and associated infrastructure. \r \r The service will include construction, foundation and surface works, routine, reactive and safety maintenance, repairs and cleansing operations, signing and lining, repairs and maintenance to structures, drainage CCTV investigations and repairs, and street lighting maintenance repairs and replacements. It also includes the provision of parish stewards and out of hours emergency services and a winter maintenance service for the provision of drivers on standby to operate the gritter fleet.\r \r The contract also requires the contractor to reduce the carbon footprint of construction and maintenance activities over the life of the contract and consider resilience to changing conditions and extremes of weather. TUPE will also apply to this contract.\r

Wiltshire Council's Term Highways Maintenance Contract is for the provision of a highways maintenance service to undertake a programme of maintenance and improvements of the highways and highway assets on the highway roads network or other land including Council land in Wiltshire and associated infrastructure. The service will include construction, foundation and surface works, routine, reactive and safety maintenance, repairs and cleansing operations, signing and lining, repairs and maintenance to structures, drainage CCTV investigations and repairs, and street lighting maintenance repairs and replacements. It also includes the provision of parish stewards and out of hours emergency services and a winter maintenance service for the provision of drivers on standby to operate the gritter fleet. The contract also requires the contractor to reduce the carbon footprint of construction and maintenance activities over the life of the contract and consider resilience to changing conditions and extremes of weather. TUPE will also apply to this contract.

Telematics for Wiltshire Council fleet vehicles

Closed quotation process for the procurement of the design, supply and installation of biomass boilers at three locations within Wiltshire Council. Wiltshire Council has announced that it will become carbon neutral across its building portfolio by 2030 and has set in place a programme to enable that objective to be met. This programme is made up of a series of individual projects that reduce the carbon emissions and energy consumption and increase the volume of renewable energy generated and used in the council's buildings. In support of this agenda and programme, Wiltshire Council wish to award a contract to decarbonise the heating at 3 council properties which are nearing the end of operational life by converting from gas to biomass boilers. Additional information: This was a closed quotation process for the provision of works.

The purpose of the refurbishment is to improve and modernize the facilities available, including more flexibility and adaptive spaces. The proposal is to consolidate the service provision from three sites to two; removing Devizes Melbourne House from the overall offer due to its inability to meet future needs. Energy improvements will also be built into the project in this case PV panels will be fitted to the roof

A number of key wildlife and landscape management projects have been incorporated into the 'Natural Landscapes' element of this Scheme. Nurturing Nature forms one project of an ambitious Natural Landscapes programme within the Scheme. This project will run from 2022 to March 2024, with potential for a limited short-term extension. Across the project a number of desired outputs and outcomes have been identified including: Outputs: • 4,500 species records collected and submitted to records centres; • 100 sites surveyed for species and to record habitat condition; • 2,600 people engage with news, information via social media and the web; • 110 people trained in species identification skills; • 27 community recruitment and awareness raising events; • 5000 people attend events or engage on-line about nature as part of the project; • 60% of participants in training and at events will have learnt something new about the natural heritage of the Chase & Chalke LPS area; • A minimum of 1,900 individual volunteer recording days; • 30% more people in local communities can name special species or habitats that that are found in this landscape; • At least 50 people will become regular active biological recorders active in the area supporting landowners and designated sites not being monitored; • 25 species aided; • 145ha better managed as a result of biological data collected and shared, and based on the current management agreements and plans (if any). Outcomes: • Quality and biodiversity value improved of key habitats

38 x Electric Charging Units

contract awarded

The council requires the provision of a subsidised home food waste treatment product which can be purchased by residents within the Wiltshire Council area. The product supplied must be: • Able to treat the food waste output of an average UK household. • Compliant with necessary consents. • Safe, robust, easy to install or move, easy to use and are suitable for use by the demographic of Wiltshire in their home or garden and should not be excessively sized. • It would also be advantageous if the product could treat garden waste in addition to food waste.

Our current ICT strategy proposes that the Council adopts a cloud first approach to new IT services. Our existing careers site is hosted internally and is fully dependent on inhouse ICT resource for support. Any new proposed solution needs to better align to our ICT strategy in terms of hosting and minimise demand on our internal ICT resource.

The appointment of a single Consultancy Practice to undertake Project Management (PM) and Cost Management (CM) duties for the new Melksham Pathfinder Primary School

The overarching purpose of the Service is to provide children, young people and their parents and carers with impartial information, advice and support about matters relating to special educational needs and/or disabilities including health and social care as it impacts on their education and aspirations. The Service is for children and young people aged 0 - 25 years with special educational needs and disabilities and their parent and carers who are normally resident in Wiltshire local authority. Working with families from the moment a concern is identified with a child's education, or development, and continuing to support, whether statutory thresholds for an Education Health and Care Plan (My Plans) are met or not, up to and including tribunal, or complaints. The Service also supports families whose children and young people with special educational needs are excluded from school, or at threat of exclusion.