Animal feedstuffs | Tenderlake

    
                        Animal feedstuffs
                    
                        

                            
                                Contract Value:
                                GBP  2M - 
                                Notice Type:
                                Contract Notice
                            
                        

                            
                                Published Date:
                                03 October 2018
                                Closing Date:
                                29 October 2018
                            
                        

                            
                                Location(s):
                                        UKM50 Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM6 Highlands and Islands (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM62 Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM63 Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM65 Orkney Islands (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM66 Shetland Islands (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM71 Angus and Dundee City (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM72 Clackmannanshire and Fife (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM73 East Lothian and Midlothian (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM75 Edinburgh, City of (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM76 Falkirk (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM77 Perth & Kinross and Stirling (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM78 West Lothian (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM81 East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh & Lomond (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM82 Glasgow City (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM83 Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM84 North Lanarkshire (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM91 Scottish Borders (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM92 Dumfries & Galloway (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM93 East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM94 South Ayrshire (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                                        UKM95 South Lanarkshire (UK UNITED KINGDOM)
                            
                        


    
    
                                                                                
                        Description:
                        
                        The Service Provider shall provide the delivery of interventions (official controls) and enforcement of animal feed in accordance with EC and UK Law in Scotland.
In addition, when on farms to carry out its feed function, the Service Provider shall also carry out official controls and enforcement of food hygiene primary production. Interventions, for the purposes of this arrangement, are inspections ans sampling visits.
In fulfilling the requirements of this arrangement, the Service Provider shall do so in accordance with the feed manual and the draft feed enforcement policy.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire, City of Glasgow
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of South Ayrshire, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire, Inverclyde, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authroity areas of Scottish Borders, City of Edinburgh, East Lothian, Midlothian, West Lothian
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen City, Shetland Islands
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of Moray, Highland, Orkney Islands, Western Islands
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of Angus, City of Dundee, Perth and Kinross, Fife
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of Stirling, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, East Dunbartonshire
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority areas of Argyll and Bute, West Dunbartonshire
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

Consisting of the Local Authority area of Dumfries and Galloway
All feed businesses are within scope of this requirement: from farmers to feed manufacturers and former foodstuffs suppliers that supply the animal feed industry. For a full list of the different types of feed businesses, please see link below:
https://www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/starting-an-animal-feed-business
All legislation relating to feed, except medicated feed where the competence sits with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, is included within scope, including feed hygiene, feed additives, undesirables and feed labelling and composition.
Historically, FSS has encouraged local authorities to carry out feed and food primary production interventions at the same time due to the similarity between the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (No. 183/2005) and the Annex I (primary production) requirements of the EU Food Hygiene Regulation (No. 852/2004). FSS acknowledges the benefits this has for businesses therefore, most, but not all, food primary production is included within scope of this requirement.
Food hygiene on farm shall be inspected at the same time as feed hygiene on farm. This applies to most arable and livestock farms. The Table in the specification details which food primary production feed activities come within scope of the Contract, and where they do not, who is responsible.
FSS shall take a role in the delivery of administrative functions for feed, including processing of intelligence and horizon scanning to inform risk analysis, intervention planning and development of guidance and officer training. The detail of Service Provider(s) and FSS functions are provided in Chapter 1 of the Feed Manual.

                    
                    
                        
                            
                            

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                            The Buyer:
                            Food Standards Scotland (FSS)
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                                                                                
                                                                
                            CPV Code(s):
                                15700000 - Animal feedstuffs
                        

                