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Category Bulletin Estates July – September 2021 BS TEM025 Category Bulletin Estates July – September 2021 Recent, New or Updated Framework News, Events & Dates for the Diary Agreements JAN3136 NW – Washroom Services (including Estates Related Period Dignity Solutions) went live on 1st May CAT1067 AP Fresh Fish and Seafood – has been re- 2021. For washroom services, this framework is tendered and is currently being evaluated. This now regionally lotted. For any queries, please Framework is due to go live on 1st August 2021. If you contact Louise Levens. have any queries, please contact Louise Levens. CAT1063 AP Fresh Butcher Meat was extended for CAT1066 AP Fresh Dairy Products is currently being 12 months and will now expire on 5th March 2022. retendered. If you would like to be part of the UIG, Campbells Prime Meat submitted a price variation please contact Louise Levens. request, and this was accepted. Pricing went live on 3rd May and all ranking remains the same. For JAN1007 AP Cleaning Materials & Disposable Paper any queries, please contact Louise Levens. Products is also due to be re-tendered this year. This retender will take place towards the end of 2021, for JAN1007 AP Cleaning Materials & Disposable Paper any queries or if you would like to part of the UIG, Products - Please note that APUC have been please contact Louise Levens. working closely with Alliance and recently approved a price variation request. Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Framework Initially, the request was for 127-line items, Agreement however, following clarification and discussion, this APUC have been liaising with Scotland Excel on a has been reduced to 59-line items, with 68 price potential collaborative Framework for this. revisions rejected. Pricing went live on 31st May and all ranking remains the same. For any queries, The purpose of the Framework will be to facilitate the please contact Louise Levens. use of ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVs) and support the Scottish Government Climate Change Plan and the JAN3134 NW White Goods and Associated objective of eliminating the need for any new petrol Products and Services Framework Agreement has and diesel light commercial vehicles in Scotland’s recently been awarded and went live on 1st June public sector fleet by 2025 and creating the conditions 2021. to eliminate the need for all new petrol and diesel Contractors awarded on Lot 1 – White Goods and vehicles by 2030. Associated Electrical Appliances (Great Britain and There will be four lots as detailed below: British Isles) include: • Stearn Lot Description • Lyreco No. • John Gillman & Sons 1 Supply, Installation and Maintenance of EV • Rexel Ltd Charging Infrastructure (including removal) • The Furnishing Service 2 Supply Only of EVCPs and Additional Items • Premier Electrical (e.g. solar canopies, battery storage solutions) BS TEM025 Please note that one contractor, Rexel Ltd, have 3 Installation of EVCPs and Associated not yet been awarded pending signature of the Products (including removal) Framework Terms and Conditions. 4 Maintenance of EVCPs and Associated Products PMR2004 NE Mail Services Framework Agreement has recently been awarded and went live on 30th The Framework is currently at strategy stage and is April 2021. due to be issued in July 2021 and is expected to be in Contractors awarded on Lot 1 – UK Mail include: place for use by 16th December 2021. It will run for an • Royal Mail initial two year period with the option to be extended • DHL T/A UK Mail for a further 24 months. Contractors awarded on Lot 2 – International Mail include: In the interim the following solutions are in place. • Royal Mail Colleagues should review these and decide if they • CitiPost believe they are complaint and fit for their purposes • DelTec Crown Commercial Service Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Solutions Dynamic Purchasing System (Expires May 2024) EFM1024 AP Water Quality Management (new ESPO Framework 636 Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Agreement due live on 7th August 2021: EFM1044 (Expires 08/08/2021). AP Water Quality Management) – the evaluation of tenders for the new Framework Agreement is For any information on the above please contact Andy currently ongoing and reached the consensus Anderson 07766 070781 phase. The Award date is scheduled to take place on 12th July 2021 allowing a lead-in period of over 3 weeks before the Framework Agreement goes live. JAN1007 AP Cleaning Materials & Disposable Paper PMR1001 AP Franking Machines (new Agreement Products first ranked supplier, Bunzl CHS, are currently due live on 30th October 2021: PMR1003 AP being evaluation in SCM Section 2. Once finalised, Franking Machines) – the Strategy for the new scores will be available to view. Franking Machines Agreement has been finalised and work in currently ongoing on developing the Green Public Sector Estate Decarbonisation Scheme Invitation to Tender. Information and webinar details The Scottish Government have launched the new Green Public Sector Estate Decarbonisation Scheme. Please find all of the information you should need relating to the funding scheme here: Energy efficiency: Energy efficiency in the public sector - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) At present they have opened 2 funding calls, one for capital support and one for resource support for those public bodies that are not at project commencement/delivery stages. Please be sure to read through all of the information published on the webpage and pop-out guidance note page, especially relating to eligibility for applications to the funding calls. Any public body who wishes to apply to either of the open calls should email [email protected] to request an application pack. Applications will close on the 30 July 2021 and all applications documents must be submitted prior to midday. BS TEM025 Further funding to support multi-year projects and additional energy efficiency projects in the public sector will be announced in Autumn 2021. JAN3134 NW White Goods and Associated Products and Services - NWUPC is looking to develop a new way to advertise the various Contractors’ products on their White Goods Framework. This is still work in progress and should take the form of electronic catalogues published periodically for Institutions. Any publication will be communicated via the eZine and updated onto the Buyers’ Portal accordingly. Dates for the Diary PSGU – 19 August 2021 PSGC – 19 August 2021 Procurex Scotland – 29 September 2021 General APUC category specific responsible supply chain guides can be found on the APUC Buyers Portal at the following link Responsible Supply Chain Guide Framework Agreements – Introduction Notes Routes to Market Within the information for each Framework Agreement the available routes to market will be described. Most will provide an option to undertake a Mini Competition or a Ranked approach for supplier selection. They are defined below: → A Mini Competition means issuing the Institutions tender documentation to ALL suppliers who have been awarded a place on the Framework Agreement. → Ranked selection means going directly to the Supplier who is ranked number One. If this supplier is unable to undertake the work, then going to supplier number two and so on. → Desktop Selection means selecting suppliers based on the original tender submission scores. There are two methods – “Desktop Evaluation” and “Desktop Award”. These are quick routes to market, details of each method used are contained within the relevant Buyers Guides. All Estates Maintenance Service Framework Agreements that have a reactive service element are ranked to enable call-off within the required timescale. Preventative services elements are more complex and are therefore called off by mini competition. Detailed information on all Framework Agreements are located in the Buyers Guides on the APUC Buyers Portal. General If you have any queries in relation to using the Framework Agreements, then please either get in touch with the named contact for each Framework Agreement or any member of the relevant Category team on the final page. The Contracted Framework Agreements, those In Progress, Scheduled and in Research are listed below. APUC Estates Contracted Framework Agreements Contracted APUC Commodity Contract Description Current End Ext Contact Suppliers Guidance Reference Start Date CAT1060 AP Fresh Dairy 26/10/2017 25/10/2021 0 Louise Graham's the Family Dairy Call-off by Direct Award to Products Levens the Sole Supplier CAT1061 AP Fresh Fruit and 20/12/2018 19/12/2021 12 Louise G. Carruthers & Sons Ltd.,George Anderson Call-off method: Direct award Vegetables Levens and Sons,McLay's ltd,Swansons Fruit Company by Ranked Agreement, Ltd,Total Produce,TPS Fruit & Veg Ltd Desktop Evaluation or via Mini-Competition CAT1062 AP Fresh Fish & 14/04/2018 13/08/2021 8 Louise Campbell Brothers Ltd,Campbells Prime Meat Call-off method: Direct award Seafood Levens Ltd,The Fish People Scotland Ltd by Ranked Agreement, Desktop Evaluation or via Mini-Competition CAT1063 AP Fresh Butcher 05/03/2019 04/03/2022 12 Louise Campbell Brothers Ltd,Campbells Prime Meat Call-off method: Direct award Meat Levens Ltd,Gordon McWilliam (Aberdeen) Ltd,McLay's by Ranked Agreement and ltd,Shaws Fine Meats Desktop Evaluation or via Mini-Competition CAT1064 AP Fresh Bakery 07/09/2019 06/09/2022 12 Louise Big Bite Catering,Big Bite Catering Limited,Buon Call-off method: Direct award Products Levens giorno tutti ltd,D. McGhee & Sons,Fisher by Ranked Agreement and & Donaldson,Scotbake Ltd,Tower Bakery Desktop Evaluation or via Mini-Competition CAT1065 AP Water Coolers 08/01/2018 07/01/2022 0 Louise Angel Springs Ltd (t/a Waterlogic),AquAid Call of Method: Direct Award (1317) Levens Franchising Ltd (t/a AquAid Glasgow),Cameron using predefined criteria or Water Ltd,Early Bird Catering Ltd,Eden mini competition. Springs,Selecta Refreshments Limited,Total Refreshment Solutions Ltd T/A Guzzl Water / Arumba Coffee,Water Coolers Ltd,Waterlogic GB Limited Note : Where multiple lots exist please check Buyers Guides for details on which Suppliers are on the individual lots.
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