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UK
08 May 2008
Consultancy Required, Signals Media Arts
Signals Media Arts is looking for a
Consultant that has experience of the funded media industry and arts/charity
sector. The consultancy must provide
practical assistance in the determination of the organisation’s strategic
vision and five-year business plan. The consultancy has been funded by Screen
East, Essex County Council and Colchester Borough Council. As core funders,
these organisations are seeking a business plan that identifies the future of
Signals within their own strategic plans, makes a case for investment in and
development of the organisation, and joins this up with regional agendas. £16,000 Total fee Interviews on the 14th May 2008 Application deadline is 8th May
2008. Applications and requests for the brief to
Diane Bishop,diane@signals.org.uk 01206 560255 Signals Media, Victoria Chambers, St
Runwald Street, Colchester, Essex CO1 1HF www.signals.org.uk Contact Diane Bishop diane@signals.org.uk
09 May 2008
SSL VPN Secure Gateway Implementation
The Scottish Arts Council wishes to commission the installation of
an SSL VPN Secure Gateway solution. The solution will integrate with a
Citrix Presentation Server (XenApp) 4.5 Farm as well as other network
services. The solution will facilitate secure remote access to
Scottish Arts Council data and network services for Scottish Arts
Council staff and other remote users.
For a copy of the brief and tender material, please email ict@scottisharts.org.uk at the Scottish Arts Council.
The deadline for submission of tenders is 12 noon, Friday 9 May 2008.
no date specified
Heritage Lottery Fund Procurement
The Heritage Lottery Fund distributes money raised by the United
Kingdom’s National Lottery to projects which conserve our diverse
heritage and help people engage with it. Our definition of heritage
includes historic buildings and townscapes; archaeology; museums and
archives; landscapes and parks; habitats and species; oral history,
cultural traditions and community heritage.
The Fund is undertaking two procurements to provide framework agreements of:
1. Lead Monitoring services for our large and/or complex
capital and activity heritage projects. Lead Monitors monitor the
delivery of a project, including ensuring that best practice is
achieved and financial reporting and management is sound and
transparent.
2. Mentoring, Expert Advisors and Associate Monitoring services
for a wide range of heritage projects. Expert Advisors provide
specialist advice on applications for funding. Mentors assist
applicants in the development of an application.Associate Monitors
assist in monitoring specialist aspects of the delivery of a project.
Organisations and individuals are invited to formally express their
interest by replying to the OJEU notices which can be found on the
Tenders Electronic Database at http://www.ted.europa.eu after 7 April 2008 by searching all current notices using ‘Heritage Lottery Fund’.
14 May 2008
Consultancy
required: Invitation to tender
£16,000 Total fee
Signals Media Arts is looking for a Consultant that
has experience of the funded media industry and arts/charity sector. The consultancy must provide
practical assistance in the determination of the organisation’s strategic
vision and five-year business plan. The consultancy has been funded by Screen East, Essex
County Council and Colchester Borough Council. As core funders, these
organisations are seeking a business plan that identifies the future of
Signals within their own strategic plans, makes a case for investment in
and development of the organisation, and joins this up with regional
agendas.
Interviews on the 14th May 2008.
Application deadline is 8th May 2008.
Applications and requests for the brief to Diane Bishop,diane@signals.org.uk or
Tel: 01206 560255. Signals Media, Victoria Chambers, St Runwald Street,
Colchester, Essex CO1 1HF. www.signals.org.uk.
16 May 2008
Public Art
Consultant Brief
The Friends of Cannock Chase Children’s Centre has
recently received a Grants for the Arts award to commission a community
driven piece of public art in the grounds of Cannock Chase Children’s
Centre. During the first stage of the project, a Public Art Consultant is
required to work alongside the Steering Group to examine the scope for
public art at the Centre through consultation with users and stakeholders. A budget of £7500 has been allocated which includes
all travel, material and other incidental expenses. This fee is based on
£300 per day over 25 days. No fee is available for the tender
process. It is envisaged that interviews for the Public Arts
Consultant will take place the beginning of June for work to commence at
the latest the end of June. An artist/s should be in place to begin
workshops during the autumn school term 2008.
Tender
requirements
In responding to this brief the following information
should be submitted:
·
An up-to-date CV - detailing all relevant
experience.
·
A project proposal, this should
include:
·
Budget breakdown - Outline the amount of
days spent consulting, other requirements - materials etc.
·
Detail on the approach/ methods of
consultation to be used.
·
The anticipated outcomes to be achieved
by the end of August 2008.
·
Two
referees
For more information about this project, please contact Louise
Rose, Arts Development, Cannock Chase District Council on louisrose@cannockchasedc.gov.uk or call 01543 464395 for an informal
chat.
A copy of the Grants for the Arts proposal for the
project is available upon request.
All submissions of interest must be received by Arts
Development by close of business 16th May 2008. Arts
Development, Cannock Chase District Council, Civic Centre, PO Box 20,
Beecroft Road, Cannock WS11 1BG.
Ireland
Extermal Evaluation of Project
The Mountmellick Development Association and Áthas partners invite suitably
qualified and experienced individuals and companies to tender to undertake the
external evaluation of the Áthas Creative Arts Therapies Project. Should
you wish to obtain further information and/ or a copy of the terms of
reference, please contact Annemarie Curran at Annemariec@mdasiltd.ie
or by calling 057 86 24525/ 087 125 2184.
06 May 2008
Illustrate Mourne Scenic Heritage Driving Route
Mourne Heritage Trust is currently seeking a suitable artist to
represent a ‘Scenic Heritage Driving Route’ [illustrated map] around
the Mourne and Slieve Croob Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
The purpose of the project is to represent the area artistically and
help stimulate a renewed interest in the shared culture and heritage
associated with the area.
The ‘Scenic Heritage Driving Route’ is approximately 100 miles and will
traverse 3 council areas incorporating approximately 35 sites of
heritage interest. Sites will include State Care, Scheduled Sites and
Monuments as well as sites of community interest.
Artists wishing to be considered for this piece of work should be
available to work closely with the Rural Heritage Officer between 12th
May and 30th June 2008 (7 weeks). Completed work should be submitted
to Mourne Heritage Trust no later than this date.
Artists wishing to be considered for this piece of work should provide
Mourne Heritage Trust with an illustration (no larger than A3) of the
specific marked section of an existing map (5cm x 5cm). To obtain a
copy of the map with marked area illustrated please contact Mourne
Heritage Trust on 028 436724059.
This illustration should represent the style the artist proposes to use
for the entire route. Artists should enclose a Curriculum Vitae (CV)
briefly detailing projects they have previously been involved in.
A budget NOT exceeding £4,000 is available to the artist for this project.
Artists wishing to be considered for this piece of work should provide
a costing for the overall illustration of the area.
If you wish to be considered to provide an illustration representing
the area, please provide requested information to Mourne Heritage Trust
no later than 4.00pm on Tuesday 6th May 2008. Information should be
addressed to: Rural Heritage Officer, Mourne Heritage Trust, 87 Central
Promenade, Newcastle, Co. Down, BT33 0HH
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