Find Tenders in Clackmannanshire and Fife

Supply of Fire Safety Equipment

Description: Supply and Disposal of Fire Safety Equipment that comply with BS 5306-3 2009, BS 5306-8 2023 and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Summary: Fife Council is seeking to procure fire safety equipment through an open tender procedure. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage and focuses on the supply and disposal of fire safety equipment, compliant with specific British Standards. The contract is valued at £196,000 and is set to commence on 1st May 2026, running until 30th April 2029, with an optional 12-month extension. The deadline for electronic submissions is 9th March 2026. The tender falls under the category of firefighting, rescue, and safety equipment (CPV: 35110000) and is located within the UKM72 region, representing an exciting opportunity for industries in the safety goods sector.

Supply of Fire Safety Equipment

Description: Supply and Disposal of Fire Safety Equipment that comply with BS 5306-3 2009, BS 5306-8 2023 and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Summary: Fife Council has initiated an open tender process under the title "Supply of Fire Safety Equipment," categorized under general public services in the region UKM72. This procurement is in the tender stage with a submission deadline set for 9th March 2026 at 12:00 PM. The contract includes the supply and disposal of fire safety equipment in compliance with BS 5306-3 2009 and BS 5306-8 2023, and carries a total value of GBP 196,000. The procurement method is open, allowing for electronic submissions via the Public Contracts Scotland website, and the contract period spans from 1st May 2026 to 30th April 2029, with an option for extension by 12 months.

2026-28 SHQS Roughcast

Description: 2 year SHQS roughcast contract

Summary: Fife Council has announced an open tender for the "2026-28 SHQS Roughcast" project, valued at £630,000 under the industry category of works. This two-year contract focuses on roughcast services and is located in the UKM72 region. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with an electronic submission deadline set for 5th March 2026 at noon. The procurement follows an open procedure, and the main procurement category is works, with potential awards commencing immediately after the closing date. This contract involves electronic submissions and electronic payments, enabling streamlined processes for interested parties.

Transport for Education, Social Care and other requirements under a Dynamic Purchasing System

Description: Establish a DPS (Dynamic Purchasing system) for the provision of school, social care and other transport by PSV (9 or more passenger seats) and or Taxi/Private Hire Car (PHC)- 8 or less passenger seats. This is to meet the education and social care needs of children and vulnerable adults as well as other passenger or goods transport requirements.

Summary: Clackmannanshire Council is actively managing a procurement process for a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) aimed at providing transport for education, social care, and other requirements. The procurement, classified under the CPV code 60170000, focuses on the hire of passenger transport vehicles with drivers. Located in Alloa, UKM72, the process is currently in the tender stage. This open procurement procedure includes diverse transport requirements for children and vulnerable adults, using both PSV vehicles (9 or more seats) and Taxi/Private Hire Cars (8 or fewer seats). The tender, which is open-ended, allows new suppliers to apply at any time, except for those already part of the DPS. Key dates include a closure of the tendering period on 30th July 2035, with awards beginning on the same date, indicating an extended planning period to ensure comprehensive service delivery.

School of Physics & Astronomy: UV Nanoimprint Lithography System

Description: The School of Physics and Astronomy requires a UV nanoimprint lithography system with capability to replicate sub-micron scale structures in thin films of commercial photoresits, custom-designed photoresists and organic semiconductors. The system must have capability to align both nanoimprint stamps and photolithography masks to existing features on a sample. The unit must come with toolings for holding both soft stamps for nanoimprint lithography and photomasks for conventional UV photolithography, and sample chucks suitable for a range of sample sizes from 10 mm x 10 mm chips to full wafers.

Summary: The University of St Andrews is currently in the tender phase of a procurement process for a UV nanoimprint lithography system, as part of the School of Physics & Astronomy's requirement for instruments that check physical characteristics. The procurement, with an estimated value of £400,000, is governed by the open procedure and falls under the industry category of goods. The procurement is listed under the CPV code 38400000. Interested suppliers should submit their electronic tenders by 5th March 2026, with submissions to be made via the University's eTendering system, InTend. The system, to be delivered to St Andrews, UK, must be capable of handling sub-micron scale structures in various photoresist materials and aligning with existing features on samples. The procurement underlines modern technical requirements, signalling active planning and execution phases by the University.

Transport for Education, Social Care and other requirements under a Dynamic Purchasing System

Description: Establish a DPS (Dynamic Purchasing system) for the provision of school, social care and other transport by PSV (9 or more passenger seats) and or Taxi/Private Hire Car (PHC)- 8 or less passenger seats. This is to meet the education and social care needs of children and vulnerable adults as well as other passenger or goods transport requirements.

Summary: Clackmannanshire Council has initiated a public procurement process under an active tender stage for the provision of transport services through a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). The project, titled "Transport for Education, Social Care and Other Requirements," focuses on services for education and social care, encompassing school and social care transport by vehicles with varying passenger capacities. It will operate within the UKM72 region, aiming to fulfil the needs of children and vulnerable adults, and other transport requirements. The open procedure for this services category allows for electronic submissions until 30th July 2035, with the contracting period lasting several years to meet transport operation requirements effectively.

School of Physics & Astronomy: UV Nanoimprint Lithography System

Description: The School of Physics and Astronomy requires a UV nanoimprint lithography system with capability to replicate sub-micron scale structures in thin films of commercial photoresits, custom-designed photoresists and organic semiconductors. The system must have capability to align both nanoimprint stamps and photolithography masks to existing features on a sample. The unit must come with toolings for holding both soft stamps for nanoimprint lithography and photomasks for conventional UV photolithography, and sample chucks suitable for a range of sample sizes from 10 mm x 10 mm chips to full wafers.

Summary: The University of St Andrews has initiated a public procurement process for acquiring a UV nanoimprint lithography system for their School of Physics and Astronomy. This tender, identified as "School of Physics & Astronomy: UV Nanoimprint Lithography System," falls under the Education industry category with a specific focus on goods procurement. Located in Guardbridge, UKM72, the procurement adopts an open procedure and is currently at the tender stage. Interested parties must submit their proposals electronically by 5 March 2026, at 12:00. The tender aims to secure a system that can replicate sub-micron structures in various thin film types, allowing alignment with samples using both nanoimprint stamps and photolithography masks. The process is valued at £400,000, indicating the project's substantial scope and importance.

Independent Chair of the APC, CPC & MAPPA

Description: Fife Council wishes to appoint an independent chair to ensure that the Child and Adult Support and Protection Committees, which comprise of representatives from the NHS, Police Scotland, the Council and third sector members, to discharge their functions in accordance with national legislation and guidance relating to child and adult support and protection. The independent chair will be rigorous, inclusive, objective, will hold people to account and will be independent from all other agencies.

Summary: Fife Council is actively seeking suppliers with the launch of a new tender titled "Independent Chair of the APC, CPC & MAPPA", focusing on general public services. This procurement is within the services category and located in Fife, Scotland, under the jurisdiction of the UKM72 region. The process is at the tender stage and employs an open procedure, allowing for electronic submissions until 2nd March 2026. The awarded contract is expected to commence on 8th June 2026 and conclude by 7th June 2028, with a potential 12-month extension. The contract's total value is estimated at £120,000, offering an opportunity for businesses to engage with a central purchasing body.

Framework Agreement C14 Lighting Installation Works up to 1,000,000 GBP in Value

Description: a) Installation of street lighting columns and underground cables with associated electrical works. Disconnection and removal of street lighting columns. b) Erection and removal of traffic signs.

Summary: The Fife Council has initiated a tender for the "Framework Agreement C14 Lighting Installation Works" with a budget up to £1,000,000 in value. The procurement aims to enhance the street lighting infrastructure through the installation and removal of lighting columns and associated electrical works within Fife (region UKM72). The tender is currently in the "active" stage and employs an open procurement procedure. The framework agreement will operate for 24 months starting from April 1, 2026, with the possibility of a 24-month extension. The deadline for tender submissions is set for February 27, 2026, at 12:00 PM UTC.

Transport for Education, Social Care and other requirements under a Dynamic Purchasing System

Description: Establish a DPS (Dynamic Purchasing system) for the provision of school, social care and other transport by PSV (9 or more passenger seats) and or Taxi/Private Hire Car (PHC)- 8 or less passenger seats. This is to meet the education and social care needs of children and vulnerable adults as well as other passenger or goods transport requirements.

Summary: Clackmannanshire Council is actively managing a procurement process for a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) aimed at providing transport for education, social care, and other requirements. The procurement, classified under the CPV code 60170000, focuses on the hire of passenger transport vehicles with drivers. Located in Alloa, UKM72, the process is currently in the tender stage. This open procurement procedure includes diverse transport requirements for children and vulnerable adults, using both PSV vehicles (9 or more seats) and Taxi/Private Hire Cars (8 or fewer seats). The tender, which is open-ended, allows new suppliers to apply at any time, except for those already part of the DPS. Key dates include a closure of the tendering period on 30th July 2035, with awards beginning on the same date, indicating an extended planning period to ensure comprehensive service delivery.