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Large Electrical Network Simulation (LENS) - HVDC

Description: Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission Plc (SHET) trading as The HVDC Centre has identified a requirement to establish an Large Electrical Network Simulation (LENS) Framework with a supplier

Summary: Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission PLC, based in Inveralmond House, Perth, is inviting tenders for the "Large Electrical Network Simulation (LENS) – HVDC" project. This procurement falls under the services category, specifically information technology, hardware, and software package systems. It is part of a competitive flexible procedure under a selective procurement method. Interested parties must submit their expression of interest by 3rd August 2026, and enquiries close on 17th July 2026. The tender will be awarded by 16th November 2026. This process aims to establish a framework with a supplier capable of handling large electrical network simulations. The location for the delivery of these services is the UK, and the project has a gross budget of £28.8 million.

Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment

Description: The authority is seeking Contractor(s) for the supply of Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment including Associated Servicing, Maintenance and Repairs for the further and higher education sector and other public bodies in Scotland and the UK. This includes Full and Associate Members, and future members, and their associated and affiliated bodies of the UK higher and further education regional purchasing consortia : - APUC Ltd.(Advanced Procurement for Universities & Colleges): https://apuc-scot.ac.uk/membership/ - HEPCW (Higher Education Procurement Consortia Wales): https://www.hepcw.ac.uk/members/ - NEUPC (North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.neupc.ac.uk/join/members/who-are-our-members - NWUPC (North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.nwupc.ac.uk/members/ - LUPC (London Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.lupc.ac.uk/members/our-members/ - SUPC (Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.supc.ac.uk/our-members/ Other participating bodies include: - NHS National (Scotland) Procurement and its members - Scotland Excel and its members - (read more...)

Summary: The contracted procurement process, led by APUC Limited, is currently active and seeks to engage suppliers for the provision of Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment, including servicing, maintenance, and repairs intended for the further and higher education sectors in the UK and Scotland. The open procedure under this tender involves a substantial framework agreement valued at GBP 160,000,000 and encompasses multiple lots, each dedicated to specific types of equipment, such as Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Systems and Gas Chromatography Systems. This tender stage is set to end on 20th July 2026 with bid opening scheduled for the same day. The procurement focuses on goods within the CPV classification 38433100 - Mass spectrometer, and it is prepared to extend for an additional 24 months upon satisfactory supplier performance.

Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment

Description: The authority is seeking Contractor(s) for the supply of Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment including Associated Servicing, Maintenance and Repairs for the further and higher education sector and other public bodies in Scotland and the UK. This includes Full and Associate Members, and future members, and their associated and affiliated bodies of the UK higher and further education regional purchasing consortia : - APUC Ltd.(Advanced Procurement for Universities & Colleges): https://apuc-scot.ac.uk/membership/ - HEPCW (Higher Education Procurement Consortia Wales): https://www.hepcw.ac.uk/members/ - NEUPC (North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.neupc.ac.uk/join/members/who-are-our-members - NWUPC (North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.nwupc.ac.uk/members/ - LUPC (London Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.lupc.ac.uk/members/our-members/ - SUPC (Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium): https://www.supc.ac.uk/our-members/ Other participating bodies include: - NHS National (Scotland) Procurement and its members - Scotland Excel and its members - (read more...)

Summary: APUC Limited is overseeing a public procurement process for the supply of Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography Equipment, including associated services such as maintenance and repairs for the further and higher education sector and various public bodies throughout Scotland and the UK. This open procedure aims to engage contractors to provide these goods, with specific attention to servicing universities and colleges across several purchasing consortia. The procurement is currently in the tender update stage, with key deadlines amended due to the tender's complexity and the impact of the school holiday season. The submission deadline has been extended to 24th July 2026, with the subsequent opening of tenders occurring on the same day. The procurement category focuses on goods, with an overall estimated contract value of £160 million GBP and delivery expected throughout multiple UK regions.

Core Systems and Applications Solution (CSAS) Support, Maintenance & Development

Description: Support, evelopment and maintenance of our Core Systems and Applications Solution

Summary: The Scottish Children's Reporter Administration, headquartered at Ochil House, Springkerse Business Park, Stirling, is in the planning stage of its procurement process for a key project titled the "Core Systems and Applications Solution (CSAS) Support, Maintenance & Development". This project falls under the services industry category with a focus on social protection. Scheduled key dates include the future notice date on 30th June 2026, with the planning process indicating a projected value of £2,462,000. The procurement covers services intended for delivery in Stirling, within the UKM region. The procurement method includes planning for future communication of notices and is governed by the GPA agreement.

Children with Disabilities Care and Support Framework

Description: This procurement is concerned with the purchase of services in support of Children and young people with a range of severe and enduring disabilities and/or medical conditions. Specifically, this requirement covers the provision of care and support services. This covers services that can provide care within the child/young person's home or more intensive level of service in the community.

Summary: Stirling Council has initiated a procurement process under the title "Children with Disabilities Care and Support Framework," focusing on the social work services industry category. This process, designed to support children and young people with severe and enduring disabilities or medical conditions, aims to provide care within the home or through more intensive community services. Located in Stirling, the procurement is currently in the tender stage, with submissions due by 10th August 2026 at 12:00 PM. The tender utilises 'light-touch' provisions as per Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, allowing Stirling Council the flexibility to add new providers to the framework as deemed necessary. Potential providers are encouraged to participate in provider briefing sessions scheduled on 10th and 15th July 2026, accessible via Microsoft Teams links provided in the tender documentation. The procurement method is open, allowing for electronic submissions through the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site.

Children with Disabilities Social Inclusion Framework

Description: This procurement is concerned with the purchase of services in support of Children and young people with disabilities. Specifically, this requirement covers the provision of social inclusion based activities. These activities promote positive relationships, experiences and opportunities for children and young people, while providing a high quality short break from caring for parents and carers.

Summary: The procurement, titled "Children with Disabilities Social Inclusion Framework," is conducted by Stirling Council, a regional authority in Scotland. This tender is part of the industry category for social work services and aims to provide social inclusion activities for children and young people with disabilities. The procurement stage is currently active, with a closing date for submissions on 10th August 2026. The framework operates under the 'light-touch' provisions of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, and Stirling Council retains the flexibility to admit new providers. Two provider briefing sessions will take place on 10th and 15th July 2026 via Microsoft Teams. The procurement process is open, allowing for electronic submission of bids.

Children with Disabilities Care and Support Framework

Description: This procurement is concerned with the purchase of services in support of Children and young people with a range of severe and enduring disabilities and/or medical conditions. Specifically, this requirement covers the provision of care and support services. This covers services that can provide care within the child/young person's home or more intensive level of service in the community.

Summary: Stirling Council has initiated a procurement process titled "Children with Disabilities Care and Support Framework" to acquire services for children and young people with severe and enduring disabilities or medical conditions. The procurement seeks providers capable of delivering care at home or more intensive community support. Located in Stirling (region UKM77), this open procedure is currently in the tender stage with proposals due by 10th August 2026 at 12:00 PM. The industry category pertains to general public services, specifically care services, aligning with the CPV codes 85300000, 85000000, 85311000, and 85312000. Interested parties should note the use of electronic submission methods via the Public Contracts Scotland website.

Maintenance and Repairs at Portgordon Harbour 2026 to West Pier and Outer Pier Concrete Wave Wall

Description: To carry out maintenance and repair work to Portgordon Harbour

Summary: The current procurement process, initiated by Strutt & Parker, involves maintenance and repair works at Portgordon Harbour, specifically targeting the West Pier and Outer Pier Concrete Wave Wall. Classified under the industry category of 'General public services' with a CPV code of 45241000, this project is located in Portgordon, Scotland. The tender is at the stage of inviting bids until 31 July 2026, with work scheduled to begin on 17 August 2026 and conclude by 29 October 2026. The procurement method is an open procedure, allowing any interested party to submit their proposal electronically via the Public Contracts Scotland website.

Children with Disabilities Social Inclusion Framework

Description: This procurement is concerned with the purchase of services in support of Children and young people with disabilities. Specifically, this requirement covers the provision of social inclusion based activities. These activities promote positive relationships, experiences and opportunities for children and young people, while providing a high quality short break from caring for parents and carers.

Summary: Stirling Council has initiated a tender for a procurement titled "Children with Disabilities Social Inclusion Framework," aimed at acquiring services to support children and young people with disabilities in Stirling. This tender focuses on social inclusion activities that promote positive experiences and provide short breaks for carers. The process is currently at the tender stage, with an open procedure procurement method. Businesses can submit electronic applications via the Public Contracts Scotland platform. Critical dates include briefing sessions on 10th and 15th July 2026, and the submission deadline is 10th August 2026. The project is classified under general public services, specifically targeting the UKM77 region.

Routine Inspection and Clearance of Watercourse Assets

Description: Stirling Council has a duty under the Flood Risk Management Act (2009) to inspect, maintain and repair flood sensitive assets to mitigate against the effects of potential future flood events. The Council also has a duty to homeowners and businesses in known flood areas to protect them from damage as a result of any council constructed asset failure. Should a property flood as a result of a Stirling Council constructed asset failure there is a cost to the Council in the form of a claim for loss.

Summary: Stirling Council, a regional or local authority in the UK, has initiated a tender process titled "Routine Inspection and Clearance of Watercourse Assets" under the public services industry category. This active tender, classified under CPV code 90700000, focuses on inspecting, maintaining, and repairing flood-sensitive assets in Stirling to comply with the Flood Risk Management Act (2009). The tender is currently at the tender stage, with an open procedure procurement method being applied. Interested suppliers are required to submit their offers electronically by the deadline of 20th July 2026 at 12:00 PM. The procurement period is set for a total of four years, split into an initial 24-month contract followed by two optional 12-month extensions. The contract period allows for a potential repetition, with further notices expected approximately six months prior to expiry if extensions are utilized.