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Related Links HBP Improvements BID Consultation Business Support Agencies   HBP Free Recycling Waste Paper/Cardboard collections to continue to October 2010 Other Links      Metropolitan Police To report non urgent crimes click on the following link and follow the instructions www.met.police.uk/reporting_crime | If your company requires any advice on Tax or Vat matters then please look at the following two web sites or contact Mr. Chris Seth at HMRC advice team on 0208 221 4287. www.hmrc.gov.uk www.direct.gov.uk Leslie Eriera & Co Accountants offer businesses help and advise on:- Book-keeping Management Accounts Payroll If you would like more details please click here Wanted Redbridge Council's Trading Standards are looking for honest reliable businesses involved in home improvements more details ... Local Employment Partners Many companies have already signed up to ‘Local Employment Partnerships' and will therefore know the benefits to their business, click here if you would like to know more "Grab a slice of the action" 2012 Olympic Contracts and more ... At the end of this month the Olympic Games are officially handed over to London and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games officially become ours from then on. The London Borough of Redbridge is only 7 minutes away from the Olympic Park and as such is perfectly placed to get the benefits now, during and after the Games To help you and your colleagues take advantage of the fantastic business opportunities that are already coming up from this once in a lifetime event, businessREDBRIDGE, the economic development arm of the Redbridge Strategic Partnership, in association with the London Business Network and Redbridge Council, are pleased to invite you to the first "GRAB A SLICE OF THE ACTION" Olympic Networking Event in Redbridge on 28th August 2008 at 6pm in the Lambourne Rooms, Town Hall, Ilford Essex. As well as being informative, interactive and enjoyable, this event is a great opportunity to meet with like-minded businesses keen to pick up some good business leads which will grow your business and support the local supply chain coming out from the Games. On hand will be experts in contracting, networking, finance and business support to help you develop your expertise and colleagues from the London Business Network will be demonstrating how simple the new CompeteFor web tool is, to help you spot those leads very early on ! If you'd like any more information please do not hesitate to contact me and feel free to circulate this invite amongst your own networks to make this important event a successful one. In the meantime, have a look at www.london2012.com/business for more info on the Games business opportunities Please RSVP events@londonbusinessnetwork ASAP please and I look forward to seeing you on the night ! Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) Guide The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has launched a guide to help businesses win contracts for the 2012 games. The guide advises suppliers on how to take part in the Olympic procurement process, including the qualifying and tendering procedures. It also explains the criteria and values, such as health and safety and sustainability, which the ODA will consider when evaluating bids. It is estimated that the ODA will manage 2,000 contracts directly. A further 50,000 contracts will be awarded further down the supply chain. The ODA will launch a service in September aimed at helping SMEs identify these contracts, which includes publishing a list of its direct contractors on the London 2012 website. Morag Stuart, the ODA's head of procurement, said in a statement: "To achieve world-class business performance our procurement will be open, transparent and fair. This guide aims to help businesses of all sizes, from all over the UK, support the Games and potentially benefit from their success." Information about sustainability training for SMES For details about the Recycling for Sustainability Project being run by Middlesex University, which offers free training and a qualification in waste management, energy use and recycling to staff in the London care, construction and retail sectors, and also the possibility for businesses to gain an environmental kitemark Recycling for Sustainability Prospectus Executive Summary Connect Plus-Round 2 LDA is now taking applications for Connect Plus scheme. The LDA Connect Plus Grant provides limited support to assist SMEs establish a knowledge base collaboration with a Higher Education Institution (HEI) or Research Technology Organisation (RTO) to solve a business issue. The aim of Connect Plus is to encourage SMEs to improve the productivity and efficiency of their businesses through the introduction of an Innovative product and/or service. The project is targeted at organizations that have a specific innovative project idea that addresses significant barriers to their business. For detailed information and application please visit: www.london-innovation.org.uk London 2012 online tendering package launched The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) today launched an online eTendering and planning package to help companies compete for up to 2,000 contracts throughout the delivery of the London 2012 Games. As well as projects directly procured by the ODA, main venue contractors will be able to advertise supply chain contracts through the site. Firms will be able to look ahead at large-scale contracts in a "future opportunities" section of the London 2012 website. They can then tender for them online when contracts go live on the ODA’s eTendering website https://etenders.london2012.com. ODA chief executive David Higgins said: “We want to ensure that businesses can see the opportunities in advance so they can prepare to bid. We also want to make the contracting process straightforward, consistent and simple.” A further service will be launched this spring to support businesses, particularly those that are small and medium-sized, to access further opportunities to supply and subcontract to the ODA and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games' main contractors and their supply chain. The latest Olympic contract was announced yesterday, with the ODA inviting expressions of interest for the phased design of the 3km public walkway that runs through the Olympic Park Business Prospectus for the London 2012 Games Full report Summary report London Riverside BID One of the bonuses for the businesses of Hainault Business Park is to be able to link in with the businesses from London Riverside in the London Borough of Havering, another Business Park hoping to become a Business Improvement District in February 2007. For more information click on the following link www.londonriversidebid.co.uk Havering Council - How to do Business with us Changes have been made to the procurement pages of the Havering Council website that will hopefully make it easier for suppliers to find out about business opportunities and provide information on how to do business with the Council. For more information please click on the following links or contact:- Clare Slatford Project and Procurement Support Officer Business Development Unit Tel: 01708 433145 Fax: 01708 432105 www.havering.gov.uk/procurement www.citizenspace.com/local/havering/doingbusinesswithhav London Business Support Network |
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