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Research and Evaluation, Information Management, Knowledge Mobilisation and Decision Support Services Framework

Description: Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of research and statistical support services, evaluation services, and information management, knowledge mobilisation and decision support services. The Framework Agreement will support HIS in delivering its strategic priorities and evidence functions through access to specialist external expertise across a broad range of research, evaluation, evidence synthesis, information management, knowledge mobilisation and decision support disciplines. The Framework Agreement is divided into three Lots: - Lot 1: Research and Statistical Support Services - Lot 2: Evaluation Services - Lot 3: Information Management, Knowledge Mobilisation and Decision Support Services. The Framework will be established on an unranked multi-supplier basis and will be available for the award of call-off contracts through either mini-competition or direct award in (read more...)

Summary: Healthcare Improvement Scotland, based in Edinburgh, has initiated an open procurement process titled "Research and Evaluation, Information Management, Knowledge Mobilisation and Decision Support Services Framework." The organisation seeks to establish a multi-supplier framework agreement to deliver services across three lots: research and statistical support, evaluation services, and information management, knowledge mobilisation, and decision support. This framework aims to support Healthcare Improvement Scotland's strategic priorities and evidence functions. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, with submissions due by 12:00 on 10th September 2026. The framework is classified under the 'Health' industry category and targeting services within the UK region of UKM.

VisitScotland Connect 2027 Dinner & Venue

Description: VisitScotland invites proposals from suitably qualified and experienced venues to host VisitScotland's Connect 2027 Dinner. The flagship evening event delivered as part of VisitScotland Connect, Scotland's premier travel trade showcase. The event will bring together approximately 500 international buyers, suppliers and invited guests following the workshop programme at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC). The chosen venue should provide a high-quality and memorable setting that supports networking, hospitality and the promotion of Scotland as a world-class visitor destination. Please submit tenders to procurementsupport@visitscotland.com by the 25th August at 12 noon. All questions should MUST be submitted no later than 12noon on 17th August, any questions will be answered and emailed to all interested parties by 19th August.

Summary: VisitScotland is seeking proposals from experienced venues to host the prestigious VisitScotland Connect 2027 Dinner, an integral part of Scotland’s preeminent travel trade showcase, VisitScotland Connect. This procurement process, categorised under the industry of Tourism/Marketing, is at the tender stage and is being conducted using the open procedure method. The event is set to occur in the Scotland/Glasgow Area and aims to convene around 500 international buyers and suppliers, facilitating networking and promoting Scotland as a premier tourist destination. Interested parties must submit their tenders by 12 noon on 25th August 2026, with questions to be lodged by 12 noon on 17th August 2026 and responses furnished by 19th August 2026.

Bernat Klein Studio - Design Team

Description: Scottish Historic Buildings Trust invites responses from Conservation Architect led Design Teams, with Architect acting as Lead Consultant, Principal Designer and Contract Administrator, and including (as a minimum) Conservation Accredited Structural Engineer, Building Services Engineer, and Landscape Architect, for the restoration of the Bernat Klein Studio. The initial commission is to prepare indicatively costed concept design proposals to RIBA Stage 2.

Summary: The Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) is seeking a conservation architect-led design team to undertake the restoration of the Bernat Klein Studio, located in Selkirk, UK. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with key dates including the submission deadline on 11 September 2026 and the project period running from 3 November 2026 to 30 June 2027. This initiative falls under the services category with a specific focus on architectural services for historical buildings. A restricted procedure is being employed, allowing interested design teams to submit their electronic tenders via the Public Contracts Scotland website.

Bernat Klein Studio - Design Team

Description: Scottish Historic Buildings Trust invites responses from Conservation Architect led Design Teams, with Architect acting as Lead Consultant, Principal Designer and Contract Administrator, and including (as a minimum) Conservation Accredited Structural Engineer, Building Services Engineer, and Landscape Architect, for the restoration of the Bernat Klein Studio. The initial commission is to prepare indicatively costed concept design proposals to RIBA Stage 2.

Summary: The Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) has initiated a procurement process for the restoration of the Bernat Klein Studio located in Selkirk. This tender, tagged as "Bernat Klein Studio - Design Team," falls under the services category and employs a restricted procedure method. Interested parties should submit electronic responses before the closing date of 11th September 2026. The procurement involves a Conservation Architect led Design Team to act as the Lead Consultant, Principal Designer, and Contract Administrator. Key dates include the contract commencement on 3rd November 2026, with a completion date planned for 30th June 2027. The buying organization, SHBT, is focused on conserving at-risk historic buildings across Scotland and is based at Riddle's Court, Edinburgh.

Building Maintenance Services (Mechanical and Electrical)

Description: The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) requires a Contractor to provide Building Maintenance Services. The service includes the planned and reactive maintenance of mechanical, electrical and building services together with fabric maintenance works and associated controls and equipment maintenance, at the Scottish Parliament Building, Holyrood, Edinburgh.

Summary: The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) is currently in the tender stage for a contract titled "Building Maintenance Services (Mechanical and Electrical)" at the Scottish Parliament Building in Holyrood, Edinburgh. The procurement falls under the services category, with a focus on building and facilities management services. This contract covers comprehensive maintenance activities, including planned and reactive upkeep of mechanical, electrical, and building services. Key dates include a submission deadline on 1st October 2026, with an award starting on the same day. The open procedure is used for this tender, ensuring a transparent and competitive bidding process. Community benefits are a mandatory requirement as part of this procurement, encouraging activities like employability initiatives and educational advice.

Building Maintenance Services (Mechanical and Electrical)

Description: The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) requires a Contractor to provide Building Maintenance Services. The service includes the planned and reactive maintenance of mechanical, electrical and building services together with fabric maintenance works and associated controls and equipment maintenance, at the Scottish Parliament Building, Holyrood, Edinburgh.

Summary: The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) is currently in the tender stage, soliciting bids for the provision of Building Maintenance Services, specifically focused on mechanical and electrical systems, at the Scottish Parliament Building in Holyrood, Edinburgh. This open procedure invites contractors to manage both planned and reactive maintenance across various building services. The procurement process opened on 7 August 2026 and submissions are due by 1 October 2026, aligning with the planned start of the award period. The procurement falls under the services category, and electronic submissions are being accepted. The contract is projected to span 1,800 days, with the potential for a 60-month extension at the discretion of the SPCB.

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE SAMPLING ANALYSIS

Description: RSPB are seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the provision of aquatic invertebrate sampling analysis services. The services are to be delivered by 30 November 2026. The contract will commence on 7 September 2026. This work is part of the 'Saving Scotland's Scoters' Development Phase project, which is supported by the Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund, managed by NatureScot.

Summary: The public procurement contracting process is being conducted by RSPB Scotland, seeking a qualified contractor to provide aquatic invertebrate sampling analysis services. This tender, titled "TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE SAMPLING ANALYSIS", falls under the environmental protection category and is essential to the 'Saving Scotland's Scoters' project, supported by the Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund. The procurement is at the tender stage, with an open procedure method. The services are required to be delivered by 30 November 2026, with the contract beginning on 7 September 2026. The submission deadline for electronic submissions is set for 31 August 2026 at 08:00 AM. The project's activities will primarily occur in the UKM region, specifically focusing on northern Scotland freshwater lochs.

Venue Appraisal for Golf Event

Description: VisitScotland invites proposals from suitably qualified and experienced contractors and consultancies for the provision of proposal to conduct a venue appraisal for potential bid venues for a future edition of the Ryder Cup in Scotland. The work, to be presented in line with green book guidance, will include estimated budget and overlay plan, assessment of potential impacts and benefits of hosting. The contract will be for a period of up to 4 months with effect from September 2026.

Summary: VisitScotland is soliciting proposals for the project titled "Venue Appraisal for Golf Event" within the tourism and marketing industry category. The proposed tender, open for submissions electronically, focuses on evaluating potential venues for a future Ryder Cup event in Scotland, adhering to green book guidelines. This tender is currently in the "tender" stage, with the deadline for electronic submissions being 31st August 2026 at 12:00 PM, and the project commencing in September 2026. Located in Edinburgh, VisitScotland operates from Waverley Court and functions as a central purchasing body. The estimated contract value is £84,000, and the contract duration is up to four months.

Internal-External Decoration, Forress and Grantown(Hanover Developments)

Description: Work covers four developments in the highland and Moray district. The main body of work will comprise of painting the common areas and handrails at the development. Each development may have additional works. Please see the specifications and drawings provided with this tender, along with the pricing schedule. These development are listed as follows: Coppice Court, Grantown-on-Spey (External/Internal) Woodside Court, Grantown-on-Spey (External/Internal) Batchen Court, Forres (External/Internal) Cameron Court, Forres (External/Internal).

Summary: The Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association Ltd is seeking contractors for a project titled "Internal-External Decoration, Forress and Grantown (Hanover Developments)," focusing on non-metal joinery installation work. This procurement process, currently in the tender stage, covers developments in the Highland and Moray districts. The main work involves painting common areas and handrails, with potential additional works specified in the tender documents. Key locations include Coppice Court and Woodside Court in Grantown-on-Spey and Batchen Court and Cameron Court in Forres. The procurement is conducted under the open procedure method, governed by CELEX legal basis ID 32014L0024, with a revised deadline for submissions set to 14th August 2026.

Student Record Platform

Description: The University of Edinburgh is undertaking preliminary market engagement to improve our understanding of current and emerging supplier capabilities, products and solutions for a Student Record Platform. The University is interested in student record systems that can integrate with its existing landscape, with the potential to rationalise and simplify the complexity of its current environment. This includes supporting areas such as exceptional circumstances, scholarships and assessment and progression,with the aim of delivering a more streamlined and effective solution. The University currently has contractual arrangements in place for its existing student record system. This engagement forms part of longer-term planning and is intended to improve understanding of how the market is evolving, inform the University's business requirements and support the development of its strategic planning and any future procurement (read more...)

Summary: The University of Edinburgh is initiating a planning process for a procurement titled "Student Record Platform" within the industry category of "Industry specific software package." This process involves preliminary market engagement to gather insights into current and emerging supplier capabilities for a student record system aimed at improving integration and simplifying the University's existing environment. The process is currently at the Planning stage, with attention being given to strategic development and future procurement strategies. Interested suppliers are invited to participate voluntarily in this phase by submitting relevant information by noon on 4th September 2026. This procurement is part of the University's long-term strategic planning, potentially leading to a future procurement exercise within three to five years, with the institutional location identified as Edinburgh (region UKM75).