Find Tenders in Highlands and Islands

CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW 3G SYNTHETIC FOOTBALL PITCH

Description: South Skye Community Campus intends to commission the construction of a new 3G synthetic turf football pitch, plus other notable work.

Summary: The South Skye Community Campus is inviting tenders for the construction of a new 3G synthetic football pitch, to be located at MacKinnon Park in Broadford, UK. Categorised under "Recreation, culture, and religion," this procurement is currently in the tender stage with an open procedure, and it involves works valued at £500,000. Interested parties are expected to submit their bids electronically through the provided online platform by 6th March 2026, 15:00 GMT. Following this, the award process is scheduled to commence immediately, and the contract is expected to last for 120 days from the starting date. Participation in this tender requires SAPCA Membership as part of the selection criteria, and all submissions must adhere to the outlined suitability criteria and follow the electronic submission method detailed in the tender documents.

18/1295 Interpretation Delivery (Content, copywriting and design)

Description: The supplier will develop coordinated interpretation content and designs across a range of outputs, including digital entry points, gateways and mapboards, town branding, threshold markers, activities and events, sound trail, immersive experiences, schools' kits and laneway public art rest points. The work will require translation of agreed narratives into a coherent and consistent interpretation framework across physical and digital formats.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Moray Council focuses on a tender titled "18/1295 Interpretation Delivery (Content, copywriting and design)," which falls under the industry category of General Public Services. This project involves developing coordinated interpretation content across digital and physical formats with a delivery location in Moray, UK. The procurement is currently in the planning stage, with key upcoming dates being the notice publication on 20th February 2026 and the contract commencement in April 2026. The total budget allocated for this project is £31,500 GBP, and it requires services in areas identified by CPV codes related to interpretation and story development.

Intensive Support - Children / Young People (Highland)

Description: The provision of an Intensive Support Service to Children and Young People to offer practical and emotional support to service users through offering help and guidance on matters such as safety planning, risks and management of risks, emotional support, health, education, harm reduction, substance use, training and where appropriate support with parenting skills. The service will typically deliver support to service users who have been exposed to criminal activity, offending behaviours, exploitation, and involvement with the Children's Hearings System (although this is not an exhaustive list). It will also offer support to Parent/Carers/Guardians.

Summary: The Highland Council is seeking to procure an Intensive Support Service for Children and Young People in the Highland region. The tender, identified by ID HSCC48, falls under the Health and social work services industry category, specifically targeting welfare services for children and young people. This open procedure tender is at the stage of submission, with a closing date for submissions set for 20th March 2026. The contract value is estimated at £909,316 and it covers services from 1st October 2026 to 31st March 2030, with potential for a 12-month extension. The project will be conducted through electronic submissions via PCS-Tender, with community benefits including fair working practices and environmental considerations forming part of the evaluation criteria.

Intensive Support - Children / Young People (Highland)

Description: The provision of an Intensive Support Service to Children and Young People to offer practical and emotional support to service users through offering help and guidance on matters such as safety planning, risks and management of risks, emotional support, health, education, harm reduction, substance use, training and where appropriate support with parenting skills. The service will typically deliver support to service users who have been exposed to criminal activity, offending behaviours, exploitation, and involvement with the Children's Hearings System (although this is not an exhaustive list). It will also offer support to Parent/Carers/Guardians.

Summary: The Highland Council is currently seeking tenders for an Intensive Support Service for Children and Young People in the Highland region. This service aims to provide practical and emotional support covering safety planning, risk management, education, and other related areas for children exposed to criminal behaviours and other challenges. Located in Inverness, this initiative falls under the services industry category and is currently at the tender stage. The procurement will conclude its tender period on 20th March 2026, with award decisions commencing on the same day. This opportunity is governed by an open procedure, allowing an open submission method via electronic means, with a contract value estimated at £909,316.

Asbestos Removal and Plant Decommissioning, Knab, Lerwick, Shetland

Description: This requirement is for the licensed removal of all asbestos-containing materials identified within the Janet Courtney Building plant room and associated service ducts & the Main Plant Room, together with full environmental cleaning followed by encapsulation of porous masonry surfaces, to render the areas safe for refurbishment and/or demolition.

Summary: The Shetland Islands Council has initiated a procurement process for the "Asbestos Removal and Plant Decommissioning" project located at Knab, Lerwick, Shetland. This selective procurement is being conducted through a restricted procedure for works in the industry category of general public services. The tender is currently in the active stage, with electronic submissions due by 23 February 2026 at 12:00 PM. The estimated contract value is set at £140,000, and interested parties should note the industry's national classification code of 45262660 for asbestos removal projects. The work is critical for safely refurbishing or demolishing areas within the Janet Courtney Building and the Main Plant Room.

Modular Contractor for residential units

Description: ACHA are looking for an experienced modular contractor to advise on the construction of 6 dwellings and a small community building for a Gypsy Traveller Site in Argyll. This exercise may help to inform the nature of future procurement exercises.

Summary: The Argyll Community Housing Association Limited, located in Oban, UK, is in the planning stage of a tender for a Modular Contractor to construct six dwellings and a small community building at a Gypsy Traveller Site in Argyll. The procurement process, classified under the "goods" category with a CPV code of 44211100, anticipates future notices to be issued on 1st April 2026. The exercise's primary location is the Oban area, and it is part of a strategy to inform future procurement exercises. The buying organisation has the dual role of buyer and central purchasing body, with Richard Gates being the contact point.

Modular construction of residential units

Description: Experienced modular contractor to deliver 6 residential units and one community building on a Gypsy Traveller site in Argyll. This exercise may help to inform the nature of future procurement exercises.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Argyll Community Housing Association Limited focuses on the modular construction of residential units. This procurement is in the planning stage, with the potential tender aimed at identifying an experienced modular contractor to deliver six residential units and one community building on a Gypsy Traveller site located in Oban, Argyll. The industry category under consideration is Housing and Community Amenities, specifically within the works procurement category. A significant date to note is 1 April 2026, when further notice on the procurement's progress is expected. The association, a registered social landlord based at Menzies House, Glenshellach Business Park, operates as a central purchasing body and seeks to utilise this procurement exercise to inform future procurement strategies.

Cycle Friendly Cairngorms - Community Cycle Infrastructure

Description: The Cairngorms National Park Authority invites suitably qualified and experienced organisations to submit a tender for the provision of E-bike charging stations and secure cycle parking units.

Summary: The Cairngorms National Park Authority is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process titled "Cycle Friendly Cairngorms – Community Cycle Infrastructure." This procurement focuses on works related to the installation of E-bike charging stations and secure cycle parking units within the National Park. Interested parties must submit applications by 3rd March 2026. The open procedure invites electronic submissions, with relevant documentation available on the Public Contracts Scotland platform. This initiative falls under the "General public services" category, supporting the enhancement of cycle infrastructure in the UKM62 region, namely Grantown-on-spey.

Intensive Support - Children / Young People (Highland)

Description: The provision of an Intensive Support Service to Children and Young People to offer practical and emotional support to service users through offering help and guidance on matters such as safety planning, risks and management of risks, emotional support, health, education, harm reduction, substance use, training and where appropriate support with parenting skills. The service will typically deliver support to service users who have been exposed to criminal activity, offending behaviours, exploitation, and involvement with the Children's Hearings System (although this is not an exhaustive list). It will also offer support to Parent/Carers/Guardians.

Summary: The Highland Council has initiated a tender process for the provision of an Intensive Support Service targeted at Children and Young People in the Highland region. The primary category for this procurement is health and social work services, classified under CPV code 85000000, with a particular focus on welfare services for children and young people. The tender is valued at approximately £909,316, with the contract period set to start on 1st October 2026 and extend until 31st March 2030. The open procedure procurement method is being used for this tender, and submissions must be completed by 20th March 2026. Bidders can expect community benefits as part of the evaluation criteria, including fair working practices and environmental considerations.

Provision of a Refuse Collection Service on the Island of Kerrera 2026

Description: Argyll and Bute Council has a requirement for the provision of a Refuse Collection Service on the Island of Kerrera. The uploaded ITQ presents two potential solutions for this requirement, suppliers are required to provide a response for both.

Summary: The procurement process for the provision of a Refuse Collection Service on the Island of Kerrera is being managed by Argyll and Bute Council. This contract offers services in the general public services industry category, specifically under the CPV code 90500000. The location for the service delivery is Kerrera, Argyll within the UKM region. As of the latest update, the process is in the tender stage with submissions closing on the 20th of February 2026 at 12:00 PM, and the same date also marks the start of the award period. The procurement method adopted is an open procedure, encouraging electronic submissions via Public Contracts Scotland's platform.