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The agreement is for a solution used to simplify the Expense Management process for staff
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 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.
The Supply of a Virtual Anatomage Table for Medical Teaching purposes. To include software and extended warranty. Closed competition due to table needing to match our existing suite of Virtual tables for teaching purposes (to expand our teaching capacity) within the same facility.
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.
The Supplier shall be required to provide two main bus Service routes: U1: is a Southsea circular route that operates Monday to Friday, during term-time, in an anti-clockwise direction only, through the main student and staff housing areas and starting at Kings Theatre. U2: The U2 bus Service shall run Monday to Friday, during t
The re-routing and installation of trenches and chambers, in order to avoid interaction with the New Teaching Labs Building footprint. The existing route of trenches and chambers are under the NTLB footprint. It is best to undertake these works early as the new Data Centre requires the connections from these ducts and chambers.
The supply and installation of DSC ( Differential Scanning Calorimetry) and a TGA ( Thermogravimetric Analysis) equipment. Must be compatible with existing equipment. Additional units to existing equipment
To ensure the continued operation of our current Computer-Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) system, Planon, during the transition to the new CAFM system, it is essential that we continue with Planon for an additional six months.
Structural engineering advisory services to support refurbishment projects across the campus. This includes quick attendance for site inspections, accelerated development of technical drawings, and address challenges posed by the University's historic buildings.
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