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FW Supply & Deliver - 11kV Indoor Switchgear - Multi Site 0637

Description: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc and Southern Electric Power Distribution plc (SSEN) intends to establish multi-supplier Framework Agreements for the design, manufacture, testing, supply and delivery of 11kV indoor metal-enclosed primary switchgear for use across the SSEN Distribution network. The Framework will support asset replacement, network reinforcement, customer connections and strategic investment programmes throughout the remainder of ED2, ED3 and the early years of ED4. Current planning assumptions indicate forecast demand of approximately 2,600 switchgear panels over the anticipated Framework lifecycle, although these volumes are indicative only and no minimum volume or value of work is guaranteed. The procurement is structured across four lots: Lot 1: Conventional CT/VT Fixed-Pattern Switchgear Lot 2: LPIT-Enabled Fixed-Pattern Switchgear Lot 3: Conventional CT/VT Withdrawable Switchgear Lot 4: LPIT-Enabled Withdrawable Switchgear The (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution plc and Southern Electric Power Distribution plc are procuring a multi-supplier framework for 11kV indoor metal-enclosed primary switchgear for use across the SSEN electricity distribution network in the United Kingdom. The requirement covers design, manufacture, testing, certification, supply and delivery, with associated protection and control interfaces, engineering and technical support, installation and commissioning assistance, training, warranties, spare parts, lifecycle support, software, firmware, cyber-security and obsolescence management where applicable. Four lots cover conventional CT/VT fixed-pattern switchgear, LPIT-enabled fixed-pattern switchgear, conventional CT/VT withdrawable switchgear, and LPIT-enabled withdrawable switchgear. The framework will support asset replacement, network reinforcement, customer connections and strategic investment programmes. Forecast demand is approximately 2,600 panels over the framework lifecycle, although volumes are indicative.

Petrol Interceptors, Gullies Septic Tank Cleaning, Road Sweeping and Associated Works

Description: The University of Stirling is seeking a supplier to provide Petrol Interceptors, Gullies, Septic Tank Cleaning, Road Sweeping services and Associated Works. All works to be undertaken on main campus or within the Stirling area.

Summary: The University of Stirling is procuring services for cleaning petrol interceptors, gullies and septic tanks, road sweeping and associated works. The requirement covers routine and related environmental and grounds-maintenance activities, classified under road-cleaning services (CPV 90610000) and refuse and sewerage-related equipment (CPV 34921100). Work will be carried out on the University’s main campus and elsewhere within the Stirling area. The University is the buying organisation and a central purchasing body. The procurement is presented as a single lot, combining all listed services and associated works. The requirement also includes community-benefit expectations, such as apprenticeships, work experience, work placements or secondments, and engagement with the local community, including school visits.

EV Infrastructure Back Office

Description: Stirling Council seeks a Charge Point Network Operator (CPNO) to provide EV Charge Point Management System (CPMS) services for its public and fleet charging network. The contract includes migration from the existing ChargePlace Scotland platform, ongoing operation, customer support, payment processing, monitoring, reporting and account management services for approximately 200 charge points across the Stirling area.

Summary: Stirling Council is procuring services from a Charge Point Network Operator to manage its public and fleet electric vehicle charging network in the Stirling area. The requirement covers approximately 200 charge points and includes migration from the existing ChargePlace Scotland platform, continued operation of the charge point management system, customer support, payment processing, monitoring, reporting and account management. This is an electric vehicle charging and related software service, with associated billing, maintenance, administration and telematics functions. The work is a single service requirement for Stirling Council, with delivery centred on Stirling and its surrounding charging network. Suppliers involved in operating EV charging platforms, supporting public and fleet charging users, processing payments and maintaining related software should find the scope relevant.

EV Infrastructure Back Office

Description: Stirling Council seeks a Charge Point Network Operator (CPNO) to provide EV Charge Point Management System (CPMS) services for its public and fleet charging network. The contract includes migration from the existing ChargePlace Scotland platform, ongoing operation, customer support, payment processing, monitoring, reporting and account management services for approximately 200 charge points across the Stirling area.

Summary: Stirling Council is procuring an EV charge point management and network operation service for its public and fleet charging network across the Stirling area. The appointed Charge Point Network Operator will provide the EV Charge Point Management System, migrate the network from the existing ChargePlace Scotland platform, and then operate the service. The scope covers customer support, payment processing, monitoring, reporting and account management for approximately 200 charge points. This is a technology-enabled operational service covering electric vehicle infrastructure back-office functions, rather than the installation of charge points themselves. The requirement is classified principally as public utilities services (CPV 65300000), with related software, telecommunications, maintenance and support activities.

Digital Marketing Get on the GO

Description: The purpose of the marketing is to promote sustainable transport messages for the Get On the Go brand and Tactran.

Summary: Tayside and Central Scotland Transport Partnership (TACTRAN) is seeking a digital marketing partner to lead, manage and deliver marketing support for the Partnership. The work will promote sustainable transport messages for the Get On the GO brand and TACTRAN, helping communicate sustainable travel and behavioural-change messages. It is a marketing services requirement delivered across Tayside and Central Scotland, with potential contributions from local authorities alongside TACTRAN funding. The requirement is classified as information technology services (CPV 72000000), although the stated work is digital marketing support. The buyer is a regional transport partnership based in Perth and acts as a central purchasing body.

Festive Lighting for Stirling City Centre

Description: Stirling Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Contractor to provide the storage, inspection, testing, maintenance, installation, commissioning, removal and repair of festive lighting throughout Stirling City Centre.

Summary: Stirling Council is procuring services for the full management of festive lighting in Stirling city centre. The appointed contractor will store, inspect, test, maintain, install, commission, remove and repair the lighting equipment, including outdoor illumination installations. This is a public-lighting maintenance and installation requirement, suited to businesses providing seasonal lighting services, electrical installation and maintenance, or related event and city-centre infrastructure services. The work covers one lot and is delivered throughout Stirling city centre. The council is the buying organisation and expects the contractor to manage the requirement across the contract term, including the practical delivery and upkeep of festive displays.

Festive Lighting for Stirling City Centre

Description: Stirling Council is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified Contractor to provide the storage, inspection, testing, maintenance, installation, commissioning, removal and repair of festive lighting throughout Stirling City Centre.

Summary: Stirling Council is procuring festive lighting services for Stirling city centre. The appointed contractor will store, inspect, test, maintain, install, commission, remove and repair festive lighting throughout the city centre. This is a services contract, covering the full operational lifecycle of the council’s seasonal lighting rather than a one-off installation. Delivery is in Stirling. The requirement is classified under CPV 50232000, covering operation of street lighting and public lighting, with CPV 45316100 also used for installation of outdoor lighting equipment. The council is seeking a suitably qualified contractor able to manage the physical assets and provide planned and reactive support across the service. Community benefits are also part of the requirement, to be delivered within the Stirling Council area.

CivTech 12 - Challenge 12.3 - How can we use technology to demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy business practices?

Description: Zero Waste Scotland is seeking an innovative technology solution that helps businesses demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy practices and attract investment. Existing assessment tools often overlook benefits including (but not limited to) supply chain resilience, resource security, customer retention and reduced exposure to market shocks. We are looking for an intuitive, evidence-based tool that integrates the wider benefits into business and investment decisions, while generating insights to inform future support and policy development. The solution should build business and investor confidence, help accelerate adoption of circular practices and support Scotland's transition to a sustainable, circular economy.

Summary: Zero Waste Scotland Ltd is seeking an innovative technology solution to help businesses demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy practices and attract investment. The solution should capture wider benefits that existing assessment tools may overlook, including supply-chain resilience, resource security, customer retention and reduced exposure to market shocks. It should be intuitive and evidence-based, integrate these benefits into business and investment decisions, and produce insights for future support and policy development. The work covers research and development, consultancy, software development and data services, including information technology requirements review. It is intended to build confidence among businesses and investors, accelerate adoption of circular practices and support Scotland’s transition to a sustainable circular economy. Delivery is in the United Kingdom.

CivTech 12 - Challenge 12.3 - How can we use technology to demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy business practices?

Description: Zero Waste Scotland is seeking an innovative technology solution that helps businesses demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy practices and attract investment. Existing assessment tools often overlook benefits including (but not limited to) supply chain resilience, resource security, customer retention and reduced exposure to market shocks. We are looking for an intuitive, evidence-based tool that integrates the wider benefits into business and investment decisions, while generating insights to inform future support and policy development. The solution should build business and investor confidence, help accelerate adoption of circular practices and support Scotland's transition to a sustainable, circular economy.

Summary: Zero Waste Scotland Ltd is procuring an innovative technology solution for businesses to demonstrate the commercial value of circular economy practices and attract investment. The service should capture wider benefits that conventional assessment tools may overlook, including supply-chain resilience, resource security, customer retention and reduced exposure to market shocks. It should be intuitive and evidence-based, supporting business and investment decisions while generating insight for future support and policy development. The wider purpose is to build confidence among businesses and investors, accelerate adoption of circular practices and support Scotland’s transition to a sustainable circular economy. This is a technology and software development service, with delivery across the UK. The procurement is part of the Scottish Government’s CivTech innovation programme.

Scotland's Circular Future Makers Programme

Description: Zero Waste Scotland is developing Scotland's Circular Future Makers, a pilot programme designed to help 50 to 60 middle managers and mid-career professionals turn circular economy ambitions into practical business action. The programme will support participants to identify and test circular opportunities within their organisations, build confidence and change-making capability, overcome barriers to implementation, and influence decision-making through real-world business challenges. Alongside delivering value for participating organisations, the programme will generate insight into the factors that enable or hinder circular economy adoption across Scottish businesses. Zero Waste Scotland is seeking early engagement with potential delivery partners to help shape the programme design and delivery model. We are interested in organisations, partnerships or consortia with expertise in circular economy practice, business transformation, facilitation, coaching, peer learning, practical experimentation, and (read more...)

Summary: Zero Waste Scotland Ltd is developing Scotland’s Circular Future Makers, a pilot environmental training and business transformation programme for 50 to 60 middle managers and mid-career professionals. The programme will help participants identify and test circular-economy opportunities in their organisations, build confidence and change-making capability, overcome implementation barriers, and influence business decisions through practical challenges. It will also produce insight into what enables or prevents circular-economy adoption across Scottish businesses. The service includes programme design and delivery, facilitation, coaching, peer learning, practical experimentation and impact evaluation. The work is intended for delivery across Scotland, with Zero Waste Scotland seeking a delivery partner, partnership or consortium to develop and deliver the pilot collaboratively.