Callander Digital Hub

Description: Stirling Council, as part of the Stirling and Clackmannanshire City Region Deal's Digital Quarter, is soon to undertake a procurement exercise for the operation of new digital and coworking space being developed in Callander. This will be located in a newly extended and refurbished library building in Callander (on Church Street, a short distance from the Main Street in Callander). The proposal is for a flexible space where some rooms will be bookable in their entirety for meetings or other use, alongside desk space for individual rentals and access to other services. A feasibility previously commissioned highlighted the need for informal space for networking as well as the more formal space for desks and meetings. In addition there will be shared access to equipment such as a printer, (read more...)

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Provision of engineering support to WICS for Scottish Water's Business Plan review

Description: WICS requires holistic advice on the scope and costs for a sample of projects and programmes from Scottish Water's investment programme.

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Provision of Linen Hire & Laundry Services

Description: The University requires to appoint a supplier to provide linen hire and laundry services (i.e. collect, wash and return service; and, a laundry only service) during the summer months.

Summary: The University of Stirling is inviting tenders for the provision of linen hire and laundry services, classified under the CPV code 98311000 - Laundry-collection services. This procurement falls under the 'services' category and will primarily operate within the region UKM77, Stirling, United Kingdom. The active tender, titled "Provision of Linen Hire & Laundry Services," initiates an open procurement method with a closing deadline for electronic submissions set for 9th January 2026 at 12:00 PM. The contract duration is 720 days with a possibility for two optional 12-month extensions, and interested businesses should be ready to begin service provision in the summer months as required by the University.

Provision of Linen Hire & Laundry Services

Description: The University requires to appoint a supplier to provide linen hire and laundry services (i.e. collect, wash and return service; and, a laundry only service) during the summer months.

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Online Streaming and Online Training Services (2)

Description: The Authority is seeking to appoint contractors to provide Online Streaming and Online Training Services. The Framework Agreement includes three lots, the titles of which are provided below: Lot 1 - Online Training Lot 2 - Online Streaming Lot 3 - Lecture Capture & Integrated Video The Authority is acting on behalf of members of Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC Limited), members of UKUPC, CPC, SCURL and SSSC.

Summary: The public procurement process under review involves APUC Limited, located in Stirling, UK, acting as the buying organisation. The tender, titled "Online Streaming and Online Training Services (2)", focuses on services in the education and training sector. APUC Limited seeks to appoint contractors for a framework agreement divided into three lots: Online Training, Online Streaming, and Lecture Capture & Integrated Video. This open procedure is part of a tender update, extending submission deadlines until 8th December 2025. The framework allows participation by institutions within multiple UK higher education consortia, and it encompasses locations across the UK with provisions for potential extensions of service contracts.

PKC12687 Domestic bathroom replacements

Description: Domestic bathroom replacements

Summary: The Perth & Kinross Council is undertaking a procurement process for the supply and installation of replacement bathrooms in 568 domestic properties within the Perth & Kinross Council area. The tender, titled "PKC12687 Domestic Bathroom Replacements," is part of a broader works category focused on bathroom construction. Currently in the tender stage, this contract has a value of £5,100,000 GBP, covering an initial two-year period with the possibility of a 12-month extension. The final submission date for tender applications is set for 9th January 2026. The procurement method being used is a selective procedure, allowing for six to eight candidates to be shortlisted for the second stage, with an invitation expected on 13th February 2026.

PKC12687 Domestic bathroom replacements

Description: Domestic bathroom replacements

Summary: Perth & Kinross Council is planning a public procurement process titled "PKC12687 Domestic bathroom replacements" in the industry category of General Public Services. This project involves the supply and installation of replacement bathrooms in 568 domestic properties within the Perth & Kinross Council area, with an estimated value of £3,300,000 GBP. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with the project commencement expected around July 2025. Interested service providers should note the deadline to register their interest by 12:00 PM on Thursday, 27 February 2025. The council is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to complete this work over a two-year period.

Online Streaming and Online Training Services (2)

Description: The Authority is seeking to appoint contractors to provide Online Streaming and Online Training Services. The Framework Agreement includes three lots, the titles of which are provided below: Lot 1 - Online Training Lot 2 - Online Streaming Lot 3 - Lecture Capture & Integrated Video The Authority is acting on behalf of members of Advanced Procurement for Universities and Colleges (APUC Limited), members of UKUPC, CPC, SCURL and SSSC.

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Circular Construction Hub(s) in Scotland - Feasibility Study

Description: Provision of a suitably skilled and experienced supplier to conduct a detailed, mixed methods, co-creation , feasibility study to assess the technical and financial business case on a range of options to determine the most feasible Circular Construction Hub business model options for Scotland. This work is for Zero Waste Scotland's CirCoFin project which is funded by the European Union under grant agreement 101180525. CirCoFin is a city-led European consortium driving circular innovation in the built environment, with a focus on dismantling, reuse, refurbishment, and repair of existing building stock. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held (read more...)

Summary: Zero Waste Scotland Ltd is overseeing a public procurement process inviting tenders for a feasibility study titled "Circular Construction Hub(s) in Scotland – Feasibility Study." Categorised under environmental services, this opportunity is part of the larger CirCoFin project funded by the European Union. It aims to explore the most viable model for circular construction hubs in Scotland. The open procurement procedure, with an allocated budget of £120,000, encourages electronic submissions until 22 December 2025. The study is scheduled to commence on 2 February 2026 and conclude by 4 June 2026, with a possible extension of up to six months. The initiative targets sustainable construction methodologies and is located in the UK, addressing societal needs for innovative environmental solutions.

Circular Construction Hub(s) in Scotland - Feasibility Study

Description: Provision of a suitably skilled and experienced supplier to conduct a detailed, mixed methods, co-creation , feasibility study to assess the technical and financial business case on a range of options to determine the most feasible Circular Construction Hub business model options for Scotland. This work is for Zero Waste Scotland's CirCoFin project which is funded by the European Union under grant agreement 101180525. CirCoFin is a city-led European consortium driving circular innovation in the built environment, with a focus on dismantling, reuse, refurbishment, and repair of existing building stock. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, titled "Circular Construction Hub(s) in Scotland – Feasibility Study," is initiated by Zero Waste Scotland Ltd, a national agency based in Stirling, UK. This tender, categorized under Environmental services, aims to engage a skilled supplier to conduct a feasibility study for the CirCoFin project. The procurement stage is currently active, with submissions due by 22 December 2025. The contract, valued at £150,000, is expected to run from 2 February 2026 to 4 June 2026, with a potential extension of up to 6 months. This open procedure process aligns with the European Union's grant agreement 101180525.