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Estates: Service & Maintenance of Water Purification Units

Description: The University of St Andrews seeks to appoint a competent contractor to provide planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive maintenance, compliance support, and consumables management for water purification units across its estate. The systems provide purified water (including de ionised water) in support of teaching, research, and operational activities. Continuity of service, water quality assurance, health and safety compliance, and asset reliability are critical.

Summary: The University of St Andrews is seeking a contractor to service and maintain water purification units across its estate. The work covers planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, compliance support and management of consumables. The units provide purified and de-ionised water for teaching, research and operational activities, so the requirement focuses on continuity of service, water quality assurance, health and safety compliance and reliable equipment. The procurement is for repair and maintenance services for medical and precision equipment (CPV 50400000). The requirement covers approximately 25 assets of different types, all located in laboratories in various buildings on the North Haugh in St Andrews. The University of St Andrews is both the buyer and the organisation managing the requirement.

Estates: Service & Maintenance of Water Purification Units

Description: The University of St Andrews seeks to appoint a competent contractor to provide planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive maintenance, compliance support, and consumables management for water purification units across its estate. The systems provide purified water (including de ionised water) in support of teaching, research, and operational activities. Continuity of service, water quality assurance, health and safety compliance, and asset reliability are critical.

Summary: The University of St Andrews is procuring services to maintain and support water purification units across its estate. The requirement covers planned preventative maintenance, reactive maintenance, compliance support and management of consumables for systems supplying purified and de-ionised water. These systems support teaching, research and operational activities, with continuity of service, water quality, health and safety compliance and asset reliability identified as important outcomes. The work is delivered in St Andrews, with approximately 25 assets of different types located in laboratories across various buildings on the North Haugh. This is a specialist estates, laboratory equipment maintenance and compliance requirement, suited to contractors able to service water purification systems and manage associated consumables.

Catering concession Riverside Park, Glenrothes

Description: We are seeking offers for the provision of catering services in Riverside Park, Glenrothes from a vehicle/trailer for the sale of hot and cold food. The sale of ice cream and iced confectioneries is prohibited.

Summary: Fife Council is seeking a catering concession for Riverside Park in Glenrothes. The requirement is to provide catering services from a vehicle or trailer, selling hot and cold food to park users. Ice cream and iced confectioneries must not be sold. This is a public catering service rather than a conventional supply contract, with the operator responsible for bringing and running the mobile catering facility at the park. The procurement is classified under catering services (CPV 55520000). The concession is for one lot and relates specifically to Riverside Park, Glenrothes. It suits businesses able to provide on-site food and drink sales from a suitable mobile unit while meeting the operating requirements set by the council.

EF0112 Expansion of river level monitoring network

Description: Fife Council is seeking a supplier for the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors across Fife. This includes the maintenance of existing water level and flow monitoring sites at 14 locations, and the installation of monitors at 15 new locations

Summary: Fife Council is procuring a river level monitoring network across Fife. The requirement covers the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors, including maintenance of existing water level and flow monitoring sites at 14 locations and installation of monitors at 15 new locations. The work combines monitoring equipment, sensor supply, measuring-equipment installation and related river regulation or flood-control works. It is a services contract managed by Fife Council, with delivery across Fife. The successful supplier will support the council’s network of river monitoring sites, maintaining existing equipment while expanding coverage to additional locations. The requirement also includes electronic ordering, electronic payment and permitted electronic invoicing during contract delivery.

EF0112 Expansion of river level monitoring network

Description: Fife Council is seeking a supplier for the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors across Fife. This includes the maintenance of existing water level and flow monitoring sites at 14 locations, and the installation of monitors at 15 new locations

Summary: Fife Council is procuring a river level monitoring service across Fife. The requirement covers the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors, including maintenance of existing water-level and flow-monitoring sites at 14 locations and installation of monitors at 15 new locations. This is a monitoring and environmental infrastructure service, classified under CPV 50324100 for system maintenance services. The work will be delivered across Fife, with Fife Council as the buying organisation. Suppliers will need to provide the monitoring equipment, install it at new sites and maintain both the new network and the existing monitoring locations. The contract also allows additional purchases in accordance with the applicable Scottish public procurement regulations.

Investment Strategy Consultancy

Description: The supplier will provide a detailed scope and implementation plan to Produce a Clackmannanshire Investment Strategy that positions Clackmannanshire as a leading destination for investment

Summary: Clackmannanshire Council is seeking consultancy services to develop an investment strategy for Clackmannanshire. The appointed supplier will produce a detailed scope and implementation plan for a strategy intended to position the area as a leading destination for investment. The work covers investment strategy development, economic and market analysis, planning and implementation advice, and related technical consultancy. Delivery is in Clackmannanshire, with the council based in Alloa. This is a public-sector services opportunity for consultancies able to combine strategic economic development with practical plans for attracting and supporting investment. The requirement also includes community benefits, such as knowledge transfer, local supply-chain opportunities, mentoring or training for third-sector organisations, and responding to community priorities.

Servicing Heat Recovery (MVHR) Units

Description: Fife Council require to put in place a Framework for annual servicing of Heat Recovery Units (MVHR) which are installed in new build and existing housing stock throughout Fife. The units are fitted to ensure that the properties are well ventilated limiting the potential of condensation and mould.

Summary: Fife Council is seeking a supplier to provide annual servicing of mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) units installed in new-build and existing housing stock throughout Fife. The service covers inspection and servicing of the units, which help ventilate homes and reduce the risk of condensation and mould. This is a housing maintenance and ventilation inspection service, classified under CPV 71315410. The procurement is for a single-supplier framework. Work will be carried out across Fife, for properties managed within the council’s housing stock. The requirement includes servicing activities and the management of defects and reactive repairs associated with the MVHR units. Electronic ordering and electronic payment arrangements will be used, with electronic invoicing allowed.

Servicing Heat Recovery (MVHR) Units

Description: Fife Council require to put in place a Framework for annual servicing of Heat Recovery Units (MVHR) which are installed in new build and existing housing stock throughout Fife. The units are fitted to ensure that the properties are well ventilated limiting the potential of condensation and mould.

Summary: Fife Council is procuring annual servicing of mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) units installed in new-build and existing housing stock across Fife. The units support ventilation and help limit condensation and mould in properties. This is a building-services maintenance opportunity, covering servicing of the council’s heat recovery units under a single framework arrangement. The buying organisation is Fife Council, acting as a central purchasing body. The work will be delivered throughout Fife, including council housing locations. The procurement is classified under CPV 71315410, relating to building services inspection and maintenance. It is suited to contractors able to service MVHR equipment across a housing portfolio and manage visits across multiple properties.

Servicing Heat Recovery (MVHR) Units

Description: Fife Council has a requirement for servicing to be carried out on Heat Recovery Units that have been installed in new build housing and existing housing stock throughout Fife. The table below provides an indication on the units installed, more details can be found within the asset register provided.

Summary: Fife Council sought servicing of mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) units installed in new-build and existing council housing throughout Fife. The requirement covered inspection and servicing of ventilation systems, with further detail intended to be based on the Council’s asset register. The work was a services contract managed by Fife Council, a local authority. Delivery was across Fife, including housing stock rather than a single named site. The requirement also encompassed managing defects and reactive repairs, tenant engagement and access arrangements, reporting, asset management and data. Electronic ordering, electronic payment and electronic invoicing were provided for. The contract allowed additional purchases in accordance with the applicable Scottish public procurement regulations.

EF0112 Expansion of river level monitoring network

Description: Fife Council is seeking a supplier for the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors across Fife. This includes the maintenance of existing water level and flow monitoring sites at 14 locations, and the installation of monitors at 15 new locations

Summary: Fife Council is procuring a river level monitoring network across Fife. The requirement covers the supply, installation and maintenance of river level monitors, including maintenance of existing water level and flow monitoring sites at 14 locations and installation of monitors at 15 new locations. The work combines monitoring equipment, sensor supply, measuring-equipment installation and related river regulation or flood-control works. It is a services contract managed by Fife Council, with delivery across Fife. The successful supplier will support the council’s network of river monitoring sites, maintaining existing equipment while expanding coverage to additional locations. The requirement also includes electronic ordering, electronic payment and permitted electronic invoicing during contract delivery.