Location: St. Andrews•Buyer: Scottish Information Commissioner
Stage: PlanningDate: 21st September 2026 (1 day ago)Value: £100K-£500KSource: Public Contracts Scotland
Description: A Case Management system to support the work of the Scottish Information Commissioner
Summary: The Scottish Information Commissioner intends to procure a modern, cloud-based case management system to support the full lifecycle of regulatory casework. The service should cover the receipt and assessment of cases, investigations, decision-making, closure and records retention. Expected functionality includes workflow management and automation, document and correspondence management, reporting and performance dashboards, audit trails, role-based security and integration with Microsoft 365. The system will also support information governance, records management and organisational reporting. This is a technology service, including software implementation, licensing and support, for delivery in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. The Commissioner is the public body responsible for handling freedom of information appeals, investigations, enquiries and regulatory casework.
Future notice: 11th January 2027111 days remaining
Stage: TenderDate: 17th September 2026 (5 days ago)Value: Not specifiedSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Fife Health Board (more commonly known as NHS Fife) ("NHS Fife") placed an advertisement in the Public Contracts Scotland Portal on the 17 September 2026 seeking expressions of interest from any parties interested in providing primary medical services to patients at The Links Practice Burntisland.
Summary: NHS Fife is seeking a provider to deliver primary medical services to patients at The Links Practice in Burntisland. This is a healthcare services requirement, covering the operation or provision of medical practice services within a primary care setting. The service is intended for patients using The Links Practice, with delivery in Burntisland, Fife. The requirement is being bought by NHS Fife, the health board responsible for the procurement. The opportunity may suit GP practices, primary care providers, healthcare organisations and other suitably established medical service providers able to take responsibility for patient-facing primary medical services. The procurement relates to one service package rather than a range of separately described workstreams, and the buyer has identified the service using the medical practice services classification.
Tender deadline: 25th September 20263 days remaining
Stage: TenderDate: 17th September 2026 (5 days ago)Value: Not specifiedSource: Find A Tender Service
Description: Fife Health Board (more commonly known as NHS Fife) ("NHS Fife") placed an advertisement in the Public Contracts Scotland Portal on the 17 September 2026 seeking expressions of interest from any parties interested in providing primary medical services to patients at High Valleyfield Medical Practice.
Summary: NHS Fife is seeking a supplier to provide primary medical services to patients at High Valleyfield Medical Practice. The requirement falls within the health services category and covers the operation and delivery of medical practice services for the practice’s patient population. This is a service contract rather than a goods supply or construction project. The buying organisation is NHS Fife, which is also acting as the central purchasing body. The work is based at High Valleyfield Medical Practice in Scotland. Suppliers whose core business is general practice, primary care or the management and delivery of NHS medical services are the most relevant audience. The requirement is identified under CPV 85121000, medical practice services.
Tender deadline: 25th September 20263 days remaining
Stage: TenderDate: 17th September 2026 (5 days ago)Value: £100K-£500KSource: Public Contracts Scotland
Description: A standalone, cloud-based Data Governance and Data Intelligence platform that enables the Council to discover, index, catalogue and classify data held across its systems and data sources. The solution will provide improved visibility and understanding of organisational data, including metadata, data ownership, sensitivity and classification, supporting effective data governance, security, compliance and the responsible use of data.
Summary: Clackmannanshire Council is procuring a standalone, cloud-based data governance and data intelligence SaaS platform, together with associated services, for use across its digital estate in Alloa. The solution is intended to help the Council discover, index, catalogue and classify structured and unstructured data held across multiple systems. This includes on-premise shared drives, Microsoft 365 services such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and Outlook, Lotus Notes and key line-of-business systems. The platform must provide visibility of metadata, data ownership, sensitivity and classification, including personally identifiable information. It will support data security, compliance, retention and disposal, statutory information requests, risk reporting, automation and the responsible management of organisational information.
Tender deadline: 9th October 202617 days remaining
Stage: TenderDate: 17th September 2026 (5 days ago)Value: Not specifiedSource: Public Contracts Scotland
Description: Fife Health Board (more commonly known as NHS Fife) ("NHS Fife") placed an advertisement in the Public Contracts Scotland Portal on the 17 September 2026 seeking expressions of interest from any parties interested in providing primary medical services to patients at High Valleyfield Medical Practice.
Summary: NHS Fife is seeking a provider of primary medical services (CPV 85121000) for patients at High Valleyfield Medical Practice. The requirement covers the delivery of patient-facing general medical care at the practice in High Valleyfield, Fife. This is a health services opportunity for an organisation able to take responsibility for operating or providing primary care services in a local medical practice setting. NHS Fife is the buying organisation and central purchasing body. The procurement is for services rather than goods, construction or equipment. Suppliers should be prepared to explain how they would provide the required care to patients and support the practice’s ongoing service delivery. The service is intended for a substantial, long-term operating period rather than a short intervention.
Tender deadline: 25th September 20263 days remaining