Public Sector Electronic Installation Tenders

Since the early 2000s, the LFC’s estate has supported hosting Mobile Network Operators (MNO) electronic communications installations. New legislation introducing the Electronic Communications Code 2017, hereafter referred to as ‘The Code’, has significantly deteriorated the benefits to landowners and the income that landlords can generate, whilst increasing the powers MNOs have to acquire sites. This benefits the government’s targets in improving national telecommunications infrastructure. Across the LFC estate, 59 fire stations have 79 lease agreements for telecoms installations with multiple MNOs on site for 20 stations. Their equipment is in various locations, from drill training towers to the roofs of fire stations and in some cases stand-alone antennas. Since 2022, Estates Professional Management Services (EPMS) for the Telecommunications Estate have been procured separately with the primary objective of minimising impacts on fire station operations and uses in respect of MNOs and their access to works/alterations on LFC sites. Currently the LFC has no lease agreements agreed that are covered by The Code, however the impacts of new legislation are due to occur for LFC in 2025/26 with the imminent signing of new lease agreements. Any current leases that have expired are holding over outside The Code and therefore the old (higher) rents are currently being paid. The introduction of The Code provides MNOs with the power to install and keep installed their equipment on private land. LFC can only terminate the Agreement in very limited and specific grounds: - • by providing evidence to redevelop all or part of the land and giving at least 18 months' notice, • substantial breaches by the MNO of its obligations under the Agreement; • persistent delays in making payments; • the MNO is not entitled to an agreement in the first place because its test justifying the need for the site has not been proven.

London Councils is the collective of London local government, the 32 boroughs and City of London Corporation. London Councils are seeking Economic Operators to be appointed onto a Dynamic Purchasing System (“DPS”) for the provision of Electronic Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure and maintenance supplies and services, (including the necessary ancillary supplies and services to provide for Electronic Charge Points installation, operation and maintenance delivery) nationally and under the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) funding operated in conjunction with the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles, (OZEV), and Department for Transport, (DfT). The Lots for supply of the Charge Point provision are divided into; Slow, Fast, Rapid and Ultra Rapid, with additional maintenance lots to cover the Charge Point type. Each Lot includes all the attendant and necessary required ancillary supplies and services to deliver an Electronic Vehicle Infrastructure and Maintenance.

Electrical turnkey installation. iNCLUDING: Electrical engineering Switchboards: - Main switchboard 415V. - Main switchboard 230V. - Emergency/harbour switchboard. - Shore connection box. - Shore charging box (2 units). - Distribution switchboards 415V. - Distribution switchboards 230V. - Distribution switchboards 110V. - Distribution switchboards 24V. - Individual motor starters. - Electric test panel. - Emergency stop & CO2 system control box. - Emergency generator battery selector box. Control panels and other equipment Transformers, UPS, rectifiers and batteries Luminaires, sockets, floodlights, searchlights and navigation lights Other equipment Fire detection system Light columns Cables Electrical installation at yard Commissioning Sea Trials

Cerner Millennium Electronic Patient Record Maternity Re-Implementation Services The Authority requires implementation services and support to the uplift of the Maternity element of its Cerner Millennium (Oracle Healthcare) Electronic Patient Record ("EPR") system installation, first implemented in 2015. The required services will target improvements to usage and data quality issues with the current platform. This uplift will be across the whole maternity department including community, and opportunities to digitise legacy items are to be availed of. The delivery target for the Trust is as soon as possible subject to the safe and effective implementation of the solution in the Authority. Please Note: The deadline for clarification questions in relation to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) is 1pm UK on 25th February 2025. The submission date and time for your Tender is 1pm UK on 7th March 2025. Please ensure you read Document 01. Cover Letter and ITT Instructions First If you have any problems using the Atamis e-Commercial Portal or cannot download any documents, please e-mail me outside the portal. If you have any problems with a particular document or have a clarification question please send a message on the Atamis e-Commercial Portal. If you are in any doubt regarding the Authority requirements or the evaluation process please ensure you raise early clarifications through the portal as set out in the 01. Cover Letter and ITT Instructions. Please review gate criteria and decide as early as possible if you have a viable proposition relative to the evaluation criteria set out in this document before expending unnecessary effort. David Thomas Capital & Major Projects Procurement Manager South West London Procurement Partnership [email protected] 2nd Floor Wandle Annex | St George's Hospital | Blackshaw Road | London| SW17 0QT Additional information: To express interest and participate in the tender, please register and apply via Atamis e-sourcing portal https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome. Should Tenderers have any queries, or having problems using the portal, they should contact Helpdesk at: Phone: 0800 9956035 E-mail: [email protected]

Cerner Millennium Electronic Patient Record Maternity Re-Implementation Services<br/><br/>The Authority requires implementation services and support to the uplift of the Maternity element of its Cerner Millenium (Oracle Healthcare) Electronic Patient Record (“EPR”) system installation, first implemented in 2015.<br/><br/>The required services will target improvements to usage and data quality issues with the current platform. <br/><br/>This uplift will be across the whole maternity department including community, and opportunities to digitise legacy items are to be availed of. <br/><br/>The delivery target for the Trust is as soon as possible subject to the safe and effective implementation of the solution in the Authority.