Provision of Grounds & Winter Maintenance Services

Description: National Galleries Scotland (NGS) plan to procure a single Contractor for the Provision of Grounds & Winter Maintenance Services. The Contractor will be responsible for providing all resources including labour, materials, plant and equipment to conduct the service activities required to be delivered. The Contractor shall be required to apply modern horticultural techniques and practices which together with their own comprehensive expertise and experience, will manage and complete Grounds and Winter Maintenance to rigorous standards of discipline, cleanliness and tidiness to achieve the requirements of the contract. The contract is anticipated to commence 1st August 2026 and run for a period of 5 years with the option to extend up to an additional 24 months, resulting in a maximum 7 year contract duration. NGS is looking to engage (read more...)

Summary: National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) is planning a procurement process for Grounds & Winter Maintenance Services, classified under grounds maintenance services within the services procurement category. Located in Edinburgh, UK, this opportunity is currently at the planning stage, as indicated by the Prior Information Notice (PIN). The PIN serves as a Request for Information (RFI), inviting interested parties to provide feedback and insights regarding the potential tender. Key dates include a deadline for raising queries by 12 noon on 15th December 2025 and submitting responses by 12 noon on 19th December 2025. The anticipated contract start date is 1st August 2026, with a proposed duration of five years, extendable by an additional two years. Any queries should be directed to the contact person, Aileen Madeira Rezende, via the details provided.

Provision of Grounds & Winter Maintenance Services

Description: National Galleries Scotland (NGS) plan to procure a single Contractor for the Provision of Grounds & Winter Maintenance Services. The Contractor will be responsible for providing all resources including labour, materials, plant and equipment to conduct the service activities required to be delivered. The Contractor shall be required to apply modern horticultural techniques and practices which together with their own comprehensive expertise and experience, will manage and complete Grounds and Winter Maintenance to rigorous standards of discipline, cleanliness and tidiness to achieve the requirements of the contract. The contract is anticipated to commence 1st August 2026 and run for a period of 5 years with the option to extend up to an additional 24 months, resulting in a maximum 7 year contract duration. NGS is looking to engage (read more...)

Summary: See notice for full details.

National Solution for Scotland Tracking and Traceability System for NHS Board Sterile Services Decontamination Units

Description: NHS National Services Scotland is on behalf of NHS Scotland, is conducting a market engagement exercise to explore potential digital solutions that could support improvement of Sterile Services.

Summary: See notice for full details.

Kisimul Castle - Chapel Roof and Wallwalk Repairs

Description: Generally the works comprise Chapel roof repairs and replacement clerestory and timber walkways to curtain wall at Kisimul Castle, Barra.

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Project Manager Services - Bannockburn Rising

Description: Project Management Services including Contract Administration to inform and assist our development and delivery of our Bannockburn Rising Project.

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Repair of Household Waste and Recycling Centre Skips

Description: The Neighbourhood Environmental Services Division has a requirement for repairs to our existing stock of skips.

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Hub and Spoke Model Research

Description: HES is looking for a supplier who can - Take a systems approach to scoping a traditional skills hub and scope model by: - Identifying the organisations that operate in this space, their current contribution to traditional skills training provision, the role they could play in a traditional heritage skills hub and spoke ecosystem, and the support required. - Identifying any regional cold spots and make recommendations to how these could be addressed through collaborative partnerships within and outwith the Historic Environment sector - Suggesting appropriate governance, quality assurance, management and administrative models required for an effective hub and spoke model - Calculating the amount of capital funding required for set up and revenue funding, and where that funding could be sourced - Identifying the opportunities and risks (read more...)

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Patient Temperature Management and Fluid Warming

Description: Patient Temperature Management and Fluid warming devices and consumables

Summary: The procurement initiative led by the Common Services Agency, known as NHS National Services Scotland, is for a framework agreement concerning Patient Temperature Management and Fluid Warming products. This tender involves all NHS Scotland Health Boards and Scottish Hospices, reflecting a comprehensive health procurement strategy. The process is currently in the tender stage, identified by Project code 30700, and managed through an open procedure. The contract spans 48 months and begins its award deliberations on 7 January 2026. Located in Edinburgh, UKM (Scotland), the procurement falls within the goods industry category, specifically blood and fluid warming devices. The procurement method encourages electronic submissions, with tenders accepted until 7 January 2026.

Patient Temperature Management and Fluid Warming

Description: Patient Temperature Management and Fluid warming devices and consumables

Summary: See notice for full details.

Serviced and Non Serviced Accommodation Data

Description: VisitScotland is looking to contract a suitably qualified supplier to provide Serviced and Non Serviced Accommodation Data. Full description is available in the Statement of Requirement.

Summary: VisitScotland is currently seeking a qualified supplier for their "Serviced and Non Serviced Accommodation Data" contract within the services sector, specifically focusing on statistical services. The procurement is facilitated under an open procedure, adhering to the legal framework of the EU directive 32014L0024, and is valued at £240,000. The procurement location is Scotland, with the contract involving electronic submissions via the Public Contracts Scotland platform. The tender stage commenced on 2nd December 2025 and will close on 23rd January 2026, with the award phase beginning on the same day. Interested businesses should note the requirement for consortium participation and the submission of specific SPD forms for subcontractors under certain conditions, with attractive renewal possibilities extending the contract period up to 48 months.