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Operators Panel Manager for the Scottish Wave & Tidal Operators Agreement

Description: Crown Estate Scotland intends to appoint an independent consultant to act as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. The OPM will chair and manage the Operators Panel, coordinate Operators, and oversee business-as-usual functions of the unified Agreement (in place since October 2024). Key tasks include reinstating and chairing the Panel(s), managing technical work programmes, supporting the ongoing review and consolidation of the Agreements, coordinating technical workstreams (TWG/WWG), monitoring progress of model-development projects such as UPSTREAM and TEAMER, and reviewing Operator Adverse Impact Assessments.

Summary: Crown Estate Scotland is planning a procurement process for an independent consultant to serve as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. This procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically technical support services, with operations primarily in the Scottish Central Belt. The process is currently in the planning stage, with interested parties invited to submit feedback via a questionnaire by 9th March 2026 to inform the tender's scope. While primarily remote, the OPM role will necessitate attendance at meetings in person, typically within one to two weeks' notice. The procurement will follow the Crown Estate Scotland's Corporate Plan via an initial two-year contract term with possible extensions totaling up to three additional years. The contract's commencement requires a six-week mobilisation period before 4th July 2026.

Provision of Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service

Description: Provision of Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service

Summary: Historic Environment Scotland is inviting tenders for the provision of a shuttle bus service, titled "Provision of Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service". This procurement falls under the services category, specifically the hire of buses and coaches with drivers, and is located in Orkney, Scotland. The tender is currently in the active stage, with submissions open until 30th March 2026 at 12:00 GMT. The contract, valued at £300,000, spans a period of 360 days with an option for renewal up to 24 months. The service requires the daily operation of a shuttle bus with qualified drivers between Stenness Visitor Centre and Tormiston Mill, except for specified dates during December 2026 and January 2027. Potential suppliers are encouraged to submit their bids electronically through the Public Contracts Scotland website.

Operators Panel Manager for the Scottish Wave & Tidal Operators Agreement

Description: Crown Estate Scotland intends to appoint an independent consultant to act as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. The OPM will chair and manage the Operators Panel, coordinate Operators, and oversee business-as-usual functions of the unified Agreement (in place since October 2024). Key tasks include reinstating and chairing the Panel(s), managing technical work programmes, supporting the ongoing review and consolidation of the Agreements, coordinating technical workstreams (TWG/WWG), monitoring progress of model-development projects such as UPSTREAM and TEAMER, and reviewing Operator Adverse Impact Assessments.

Summary: Crown Estate Scotland is conducting a procurement process to appoint an independent consultant to serve as the Operators Panel Manager (OPM) for the Scottish Wave and Tidal Operators Agreement. This task aims to manage and coordinate operators, chair the Operators Panel, and oversee the Agreement's continuous functions. This procurement is classified under "Environmental protection" and falls under the services category, with remote delivery primarily in Scotland and in-person meetings required within the Scottish Central Belt. Presently in the planning stage, this process is supported by Scotland Excel, with a timeline that includes a deadline for questionnaire responses by 9 March 2026. A future notice is anticipated on 16 March 2026. Key aspects include supporting technical work programmes and coordinating working groups, ensuring governance processes are maintained, and assessing industry capabilities and capacities.

Conservation Plans - Falkland Palace and Newhailes House

Description: Development of conservation plans for Falkland Palace and Estate and Newhailes House and Estate.

Summary: The National Trust for Scotland is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process focused on developing conservation plans for Falkland Palace and Estate, as well as Newhailes House and Estate. This open procedure invites submissions to be made electronically by the deadline of 27th March 2026, with the award set to be announced later that day. In accordance with CPV classification 90712400, this procurement falls under the services category and is geographically situated in regions UKM72 and UKM73, respectively. The contracting authority is centrally located in Edinburgh, and additional guidance is provided via the Public Contracts Scotland website.

Provision of Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service

Description: Provision of Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service

Summary: Historic Environment Scotland has initiated a public procurement tender for the provision of a Maeshowe Shuttle Bus Service. This procurement falls within the industry category of tourism, heritage, conservation, and built environment services, and the shuttle bus will operate in the region of Stenness, Orkney. The tender process follows an open procedure allowing electronic submissions, ending by 30th March 2026 at noon. Key dates include the award period and bid opening which occur on the same day, signalling movement into the award stage thereafter. The total contract value is estimated at £300,000, with potential for contract extension of up to 24 months, providing services from Stenness Visitor Centre to Tormiston Mill daily, and extended hours during summer months.

4 year Framework Agreement for the provision of Civil & Structural Engineering services for new build housing

Description: Link is seeking to enter into a four-year Framework Agreement with a maximum of six suitably qualified Civil & Structural Engineering Practices for the provision of engineering services. The services may also include the provision of Principal Designer under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 where the practice can demonstrate it has the relevant experience to provide this role. We would expect the principals within the practice to be members of the Institution of Structural Engineers and Institution of Civil Engineers and for the practice to be a member of the SER Scheme and we would also consider membership of ACE to be acceptable (or their equivalent organisations within the country that the practice operates in). Link works in partnership with a number of subsidiary companies who (read more...)

Summary: Link Group, a registered social landlord based in Falkirk, is seeking to establish a four-year Framework Agreement for Civil & Structural Engineering services related to new build housing across Scotland, predominantly situated in the Central Belt, Argyll & Bute, and Highland regions. Up to six qualified engineering practices will be selected through a restricted procurement procedure under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. The tender stage includes submission via electronic means, with the deadline for responses set for 30 March 2026. Following this, successful candidates will be invited to partake in further tender activities starting 27 April 2026. Key requirements include membership in relevant professional engineering bodies and the provision of community benefits such as educational placements during the contract’s duration.

Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire Exhibition Fit-out

Description: National Museums Scotland wishes to engage a Principal Contractor for design development, fit-out and de-install for the Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire exhibition.

Summary: National Museums Scotland is actively seeking a Principal Contractor for the design development, fit-out, and de-installation of the "Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire" exhibition. This project falls under the museum-exhibition services category, and will take place at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh from 14th November 2026 to 18th April 2027. Currently in the tender stage, the procurement is being conducted through an open procedure, with electronic submissions expected no later than 23rd March 2026. Interested suppliers can participate in a site visit on the 10th March 2026, as well as a virtual Q&A session to clarify any queries. The maximum contract value is £145,000, and the procurement specifically forbids variant bids.

Hospital Kitchen Deep Cleaning

Description: NHS Lothian intends to conduct a competitive tendering exercise for the provision of specialist hospital kitchen deep cleaning services for NHS Lothian's six catering kitchens, five Cafe Aromas and two other cafes. The contract will have a maximum duration of five years. This PIN is being issued to alert the market to this upcoming opportunity and to gauge interest from suitably qualified and experienced suppliers. The anticipated requirement includes the delivery of scheduled deep cleans at multiple sites within NHS Lothian, with an estimated 2-3 deep cleans per site per annum. Services will be planned in advance and carried out in accordance with NHS hygiene and safety standards. The scope of services is expected to include, but not be limited to: - Canopy, filter, and extraction cleaning - (read more...)

Summary: The Lothian Health Board is conducting a procurement process for the provision of deep cleaning services across NHS Lothian's facilities, including six catering kitchens and several cafes. The tender, currently at the planning stage, aims to engage experienced suppliers to handle scheduled deep cleaning adhering to NHS hygiene and safety standards. The contract offers a five-year duration, with the procurement focusing on kitchen deep cleaning within the public services industry category. The scope of work includes various cleaning tasks such as canopy and high-level area cleaning, making it suitable for suppliers with expertise in professional cleaning services. Interested businesses must submit their Request for Information (RFI) by 13 March 2026 at 5pm, with electronic responses sent to Grace Collins at Lothian Health Board.

4 year Framework Agreement for the provision of Civil & Structural Engineering services for new build housing

Description: Link is seeking to enter into a four-year Framework Agreement with a maximum of six suitably qualified Civil & Structural Engineering Practices for the provision of engineering services. The services may also include the provision of Principal Designer under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 where the practice can demonstrate it has the relevant experience to provide this role. We would expect the principals within the practice to be members of the Institution of Structural Engineers and Institution of Civil Engineers and for the practice to be a member of the SER Scheme and we would also consider membership of ACE to be acceptable (or their equivalent organisations within the country that the practice operates in). Link works in partnership with a number of subsidiary companies who (read more...)

Summary: The Link Group is seeking qualified civil and structural engineering practices for a four-year Framework Agreement involving new build housing projects. This procurement process falls under the "Housing and community amenities" category, primarily situated in the Central Belt of Scotland, Argyll & Bute, and Highland, though projects may occur anywhere in Scotland. The current procurement stage is tender, with submissions due by 30 March 2026. Using a selective and restricted procedure, this framework intends to identify up to six firms capable of delivering engineering services, including Principal Designer roles as per Construction Regulations 2015.

Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire Exhibition Fit-out

Description: National Museums Scotland wishes to engage a Principal Contractor for design development, fit-out and de-install for the Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire exhibition.

Summary: The National Museums Scotland is currently in the tender stage of a public procurement process for the "Roman Scotland: Life on the Edge of Empire Exhibition Fit-out." This project falls under the recreation, culture, and religion industry category and is located at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. The procurement process is open to electronic submissions with an end date of 23rd March 2026 at 12:00 PM, and the award period will commence on the same day. The exhibition is scheduled to run from 14th November 2026 to 18th April 2027. Interested parties can attend a site visit on 10th March 2026 and a virtual Q&A session later that day. The contract involves phases such as design development, fit-out, and exhibition take-down, with an overall budget of £145,000.