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Microbiology Services Managed Service Contract

Description: NHS Lothian seeks next-generation automated laboratory solution delivered on a managed services basis for diagnostic and laboratory services at Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The scope of the contract is an integrated Microbiology laboratory managed Services contract ("MSC") providing service management to meet all regulatory requirements, integrated IT firmware, major analysers, reagents and consumables to deliver the majority of the test repertoire.

Summary: NHS Lothian sought a managed microbiology laboratory service at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The requirement covered an integrated, largely automated diagnostic laboratory solution, including service management to meet regulatory requirements, integrated IT firmware, major analysers, reagents and consumables for most of the test repertoire. Core services included MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry and advanced digital automation. Conventional microbiology and antimicrobial susceptibility testing were optional services that NHS Lothian could instruct under the contract. The supplier was to provide, implement, calibrate, commission and maintain the necessary equipment and supply all associated consumables. One operator was intended to take full responsibility for the managed service, arranging any subcontracting or collaboration needed to deliver it.

Fort George North Glacis - Underpinning of Sea Wall

Description: Generally the works comprise of underpinning a section of the existing sea wall at Fort George North Glacis with concrete. This will temporary propping, excavation from beach side, installing and securing formwork to allow mass concrete fill beneath the existing sea wall. Removal of formwork and reinstatement of existing beach.

Summary: Historic Environment Scotland is seeking construction contractors to repair and underpin a section of the existing sea wall at Fort George North Glacis. The work involves temporary propping, excavation from the beach side, installing and securing formwork, and placing mass concrete beneath the wall. Contractors must then remove the formwork and reinstate the beach. The site is at Fort George, near Ardersier, Inverness. This is a civil engineering works requirement focused on sea-wall repair and structural support. Historic Environment Scotland is the buying organisation. The scope is limited to one section of the sea wall and includes the associated beach-side excavation and reinstatement.

Brodick Country Park Conservation Works

Description: This tender comprises of two lots: Lot 1 - Stock Fence Replacement Replacement of defective sections of stock fencing within two fields in the Castle Parks are required to maintain secure livestock enclosures and support the continued use of conservation grazing as part of the management of the parkland grasslands. Grazing helps maintain the open character of the fields, manage vegetation structure, limit scrub encroachment and contribute to a varied grassland habitat, while retaining the historic pastoral character of the designed landscape. Works will include the replacement of damaged fence sections, posts, strainers, wire and associated fittings as required, with existing serviceable materials retained where appropriate. Lot 2 - Stem Injection Control for Rhododendron Ponticum Rhododendron (R. ponticum) is a highly invasive non-native species which has colonised semi-natural (read more...)

Summary: The National Trust for Scotland is procuring conservation work at Brodick Castle and Country Park on the Isle of Arran. The contract is divided into two lots: replacing defective stock fencing in two fields, including damaged posts, strainers, wire and fittings, and controlling invasive Rhododendron ponticum in semi-natural woodland by stem injection. Fence replacement is intended to maintain secure livestock enclosures so conservation grazing can continue to support grassland habitats and the landscape’s historic character. Rhododendron control is part of the Trust’s programme to contain and ultimately eradicate the plant, which threatens woodland biodiversity and can host plant diseases affecting native and garden trees and shrubs. Suppliers may bid for either or both lots.

SPS-11030 Replacement Roofing on Link Corridors at HMP Grampian

Description: The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) are looking for a contractor to provide Replacement Roofing on Link Corridors at HMP Grampian. This project proposes the replacement of the metal roofing on the external link corridors at HMP Grampian. The existing roof has deteriorated significantly due to the coastal saline environment and the historic installation of securing screws without rubber washers, which has led to galvanic corrosion around fixings.

Summary: The Scottish Prison Service plans to replace the metal roofing on the external link corridors at HMP Grampian. The existing roof has deteriorated in the coastal saline environment, with galvanic corrosion around fixings linked to securing screws installed without rubber washers. This is a roofing replacement works project, covering the corridor roofs at the prison. The buying organisation is the Scottish Prison Service. The work is to be delivered at HMP Grampian in Scotland.

Microbiology Services Managed Service Contract

Description: NHS Lothian seeks next-generation automated laboratory solution delivered on a managed services basis for diagnostic and laboratory services at Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The scope of the contract is an integrated Microbiology laboratory managed Services contract ("MSC") providing service management to meet all regulatory requirements, integrated IT firmware, major analysers, reagents and consumables to deliver the majority of the test repertoire.

Summary: NHS Lothian is seeking an integrated microbiology laboratory managed service for diagnostic testing at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The core service includes MALDI-TOF identification and advanced digital automation, with major analysers, integrated IT and firmware, reagents and consumables to support most of the laboratory’s test repertoire. The supplier will manage the service and provide, install, calibrate, commission and maintain the equipment. Optional services include conventional microbiology testing and antimicrobial susceptibility testing, which NHS Lothian may instruct under the contract. The requirement is a specialist laboratory services contract (CPV 71900000), with one provider expected to take overall responsibility, including arranging any subcontracting or collaboration needed to deliver the service.

CT1845 Film and Photography Services Framework Agreement

Description: The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for Film and Photography Services. The appointed Providers will support a range of communications, engagement, and marketing activities through the provision of high-quality film and photography services.

Summary: The City of Edinburgh Council is seeking suppliers for a film and photography services framework supporting its communications, engagement and marketing. Work will be delivered in Edinburgh. The film and video lot covers promotional content across marketing channels, including television and social media; destination marketing; live streaming; event coverage; service information films; and website and digital material for education, training, behavioural change or promotion. The photography lot covers events and launches, marketing campaigns, service information, press opportunities, destination marketing, website content and corporate headshots. Suppliers may bid for either or both lots. The framework is intended to appoint multiple providers and support a range of Council requirements.

C002219 - Preventing and responding to sexual harassment

Description: Preventing and responding to sexual harassment

Summary: Public Services Delivery Scotland is buying services to prevent and respond to sexual harassment for NHS Scotland Boards. The requirement is described at a high level, with no further breakdown of the service activities. The work is for NHS Scotland Boards; delivery is in Scotland. The procurement is managed by Public Services Delivery Scotland, the Common Services Agency, which also acts as a central purchasing body. This is a service requirement rather than a purchase of goods or construction work. Suppliers whose work addresses sexual harassment prevention and response in an NHS or public-sector setting may find the subject relevant; the detailed delivery approach is for bidders to establish from the procurement requirements.

PROVISION OF NEURODIVERSITY BESPOKE TRAINING COURSE

Description: The L&D team is seeking an experienced training provider to design and deliver neurodiversity awareness and inclusion training for managers and employees. The aim of this programme is to increase understanding of neurodiversity, promote inclusive working practices, and equip managers and employees with the knowledge, skills and confidence to create a supportive and inclusive workplace where all colleagues can thrive. Training should be practical, engaging and focused on achieving positive workplace outcomes.

Summary: The Scottish Legal Aid Board is seeking a training provider to design and deliver bespoke neurodiversity awareness and inclusion training for its managers and employees. The programme is intended to improve understanding of neurodiversity, encourage inclusive working practices, and help staff build the knowledge, skills and confidence to create a supportive workplace. Training must be practical and engaging, with a focus on positive workplace outcomes. This is a staff development and workplace inclusion service, delivered for the Board in Edinburgh and the wider Scottish regions identified for delivery.

Catering Consultancy Framework Agreement

Description: Framework Agreement for specialist catering consultancy services, including catering strategy, market analysis, commercial modelling, procurement support, contract and concession development, implementation and performance review.

Summary: The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is considering a framework for specialist catering consultancy, to support its own operations and those of its wholly owned subsidiary, Botanics Trading Company. The work would cover visitor, staff and commercial catering and hospitality services across their portfolio. Possible assignments include developing catering strategies and options appraisals; market research and benchmarking; financial and commercial modelling; service reviews and business cases; procurement advice; drafting specifications and pricing models; supporting catering-service and concession procurements; bid evaluation and contract award; mobilisation and transition; and performance audits and improvement. The consultancy would provide independent strategic, commercial, financial, operational and procurement expertise as needs arise. Delivery is for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh in Edinburgh.

Womens Health

Description: Framework agreement for the provision of Womens Health Products (Speculums, Pessaries and Cervical Medical Devices) ('Products') on behalf of all entities constituted pursuant to the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, (i.e. all NHS Scotland Health Boards, Special Health Boards and the Authority or other NHS Organisations) and all joint integration boards established under the Public Bodies (joint Working) (Scotland) Act 2014. All Scottish hospices. These products will be predominately supplied via the NDS (National Distribution Site)

Summary: The Common Services Agency, also known as Public Services Delivery Scotland, is seeking suppliers for a framework covering women’s health products for NHS Scotland bodies, joint integration boards and Scottish hospices. Products include speculums, pessaries in several shapes and materials, cervical ripening balloons and cervical biopsy punches. Supply will be predominantly through the National Distribution Site, with deliveries serving NHS health boards and related organisations across Scotland. The opportunity is divided into 12 product lots, so manufacturers and distributors can focus on the product lines they supply. The framework is intended for use by a wide range of Scotland’s public health organisations and hospices.