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Early Learning and Childcare Flexible Framework (Nurseries)(Reopening August 2026)

Description: The provision of learning and childcare services.

Summary: East Dunbartonshire Council is seeking nursery providers to deliver early learning, pre-school education and childcare services in East Dunbartonshire. The opportunity supplements the council’s existing Early Learning and Childcare Flexible Framework for Nurseries, allowing new providers to join under the same requirements as the original procurement. The requirement covers learning and childcare services for children within the council area. It is a public service contract in the education and childcare sector, suited to nurseries and other organisations with the facilities, staff and operating arrangements needed to provide early years education and childcare. The council is acting as the buying organisation and framework operator.

Early Learning and Childcare Flexible Framework (Nurseries)(Reopening August 2026)

Description: The provision of learning and childcare services.

Summary: East Dunbartonshire Council is seeking providers of early learning education and childcare nursery services in East Dunbartonshire. The requirement is a reopening of the council’s existing flexible framework for early years nursery provision, allowing new providers to apply under the same requirements as the original procurement. The framework is intended to supplement the existing provider base and support delivery of learning and childcare services. It is a services opportunity under CPV 80110000, covering nursery operators able to provide early learning and childcare locally. The council is the buying organisation and central purchasing body. Providers already appointed to the framework do not need to resubmit in order to remain appointed.

Supported Accommodation for Care Experienced Young People

Description: Housing and independent living support for young people. As part of our What Would it Take? plan, West Dunbartonshire Children's Services are developing a housing service for care experienced young people, where they can learn independent living skills in a nurturing and safe environment. We have made a Promise to our young people, that we will provide support for them to branch out into adult life, learn from mistakes and always experience positive regard and respect. We have consulted our young people to understand what this should look like for them. Now we seek your expertise and experience to build on this. We are developing a property in the West Dunbartonshire area, suitable for 6-8 young people. We would like to work in partnership with an experienced provider, (read more...)

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is developing supported accommodation and independent-living support for care-experienced young people in West Dunbartonshire. The service will operate from a council-developed property suitable for six to eight residents. It is intended to provide a nurturing, safe environment where young people can learn practical skills and move towards adult life. Support will include in-house availability 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; help with transitions and changes; work with young people’s networks to understand rights and options; and outreach where needed. The service is relationship-focused, recognising individual strengths and supporting positive onward moves. This is a social work service with accommodation, covering housing support, independent-living assistance and related social care.

Supported Accommodation for Care Experienced Young People

Description: Housing and independent living support for young people. As part of our What Would it Take? plan, West Dunbartonshire Children's Services are developing a housing service for care experienced young people, where they can learn independent living skills in a nurturing and safe environment. We have made a Promise to our young people, that we will provide support for them to branch out into adult life, learn from mistakes and always experience positive regard and respect. We have consulted our young people to understand what this should look like for them. Now we seek your expertise and experience to build on this. We are developing a property in the West Dunbartonshire area, suitable for 6-8 young people. We would like to work in partnership with an experienced provider, (read more...)

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council is planning a supported accommodation service for care-experienced young people. The service will combine housing with independent-living support in a property being developed in West Dunbartonshire for six to eight young people. It is intended to provide a nurturing, safe environment where residents can develop practical life skills and move towards adult life. The provider will support young people through transitions and changes, help them understand their rights and options, work with their personal networks and promote positive onward moves. Support must be available in-house 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with outreach where needed. This is a social care and supported housing service, classified under CPV 85311000 for social work services with accommodation.

Design and Construct a new footbridge

Description: Design and Construct a new footbridge at: Ardleish (opposite Ardlui) - the West Highland Way, East Loch Lomond

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is seeking a contractor to design and construct a new footbridge at Ardleish, opposite Ardlui, on the West Highland Way at East Loch Lomond. This is a civil engineering and construction works opportunity for a supplier able to deliver a complete footbridge project, including design and construction. The requirement covers one project location in the East Loch Lomond area. The contract uses an SBCC Design and Build form and includes associated activity where required. Community benefits and a subcontracting clause form part of the requirement, with the detailed expectations set out in the tender information.

Peatland Restoration - Auchessan Phase 3

Description: Peatland Action - Auchessan phase 3

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is procuring peatland restoration works for the Peatland Action programme at Auchessan (East), Phase 3. The requirement is described as a contract being let on behalf of the landowner, which will be the contracting authority. The work falls within construction and earthworks for peatland restoration, CPV 45112100, and is to be delivered within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority area. The scope is supported by a statement of requirements, a plan and a pricing document. This opportunity is suited to contractors that carry out practical peatland, habitat restoration, environmental land-management or related civil engineering works, rather than suppliers of routine goods or professional advice alone.

Repairs and Maintenance to Piers and Pontoons around Loch Lomond plus 5 year contract

Description: Repairs and Maintenance to Piers and Pontoons around Loch Lomond plus 5 year contract

Summary: Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is procuring works to repair and maintain piers and pontoons in and around Loch Lomond. The requirement covers one lot and includes any related activity. The work is intended to keep the authority’s waterfront infrastructure safe and usable, with the initial works to support the start of the visitor season. Delivery is at Loch Lomond, serving sites around the loch rather than a single inland location. The buyer is the National Park Authority, based in Alexandria. This is a marine infrastructure repair and maintenance opportunity for contractors able to work on piers, pontoons and associated facilities in a lakeside environment.

EDC/2026/4400 - EICRs & Occupied Electrical Rewires

Description: Under this procurement, EDC (the Employer) is seeking to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified contractor (the Contractor) to provide electrical installation condition reports (LOT 1) and electrical rewires (LOT 2) to domestic dwellings owned by the Employer within the boundaries of the local government area of East Dunbartonshire, if (and when) required by the Employer, under the SBCC Measured Term Contract for use in Scotland MTC/Scot 2019 Ed (the Contract).

Summary: East Dunbartonshire Council is procuring electrical works for domestic dwellings it owns within the East Dunbartonshire local government area. The requirement is divided into two areas: electrical installation condition reports (EICRs), including correcting serious C1 and C2 defects during the survey and providing a satisfactory certificate for each property; and occupied electrical refurbishment, including full rewires. The appointed contractor will provide the management, staff, supervision, labour, equipment, materials, testing, commissioning and related resources needed to deliver orders when required. This is a works contract under the SBCC Measured Term Contract for use in Scotland, covering both inspection and remedial electrical work in council housing.

Foundations for Change Framework - Supporting Adults Aged 18-65 Years with Additional Support Needs

Description: West Dunbartonshire Council on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership seeks to establish an Open Flexible Framework for the provision of community support services for adults aged 18 to 65 years who require additional support due to learning disability, autism, complex needs, physical disability, cognitive impairment including acquired brain injury, sensory impairment and mental health challenges. Services will be delivered through Self Directed Support Options 2 and 3 and will adopt an outcomes focused, person centred approach designed to maximise independence, improve quality of life and support individuals to live the lives they choose within their communities. The Framework will remain open during its lifetime and providers may apply for one or more Lots

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council, on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership, is procuring community-based support services for adults aged 18 to 65 with additional support needs. The services cover learning disability, autism, complex needs including challenging behaviour and health-related needs, physical disability, cognitive impairment including acquired brain injury, sensory impairment, and mental health conditions including severe and enduring illness. Support will be delivered in West Dunbartonshire through Self Directed Support Options 2 and 3, using an outcomes-focused, person-centred approach. Activities may include personal care, daily living support, community participation, promoting independence, maintaining tenancies, preventing hospital admission and achieving goals identified through My Life Assessment. The procurement is for social work and related services and is divided into eight service-category lots, including an all-categories lot.

Foundations for Change Framework - Supporting Adults Aged 18-65 Years with Additional Support Needs

Description: West Dunbartonshire Council on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership seeks to establish an Open Flexible Framework for the provision of community support services for adults aged 18 to 65 years who require additional support due to learning disability, autism, complex needs, physical disability, cognitive impairment including acquired brain injury, sensory impairment and mental health challenges. Services will be delivered through Self Directed Support Options 2 and 3 and will adopt an outcomes focused, person centred approach designed to maximise independence, improve quality of life and support individuals to live the lives they choose within their communities. The Framework will remain open during its lifetime and providers may apply for one or more Lots

Summary: West Dunbartonshire Council, on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership, is buying community-based support services for adults aged 18 to 65 with additional support needs in West Dunbartonshire. The service covers learning disability, autism, complex needs, physical disability, cognitive impairment including acquired brain injury, sensory impairment and mental health needs. Support is to be delivered through Self Directed Support Options 2 and 3, using an outcomes-focused, person-centred approach that promotes independence, quality of life and participation in the community. Activities may include personal care, daily living support, maintaining tenancies, community participation, preventing hospital admission and support for health or behavioural needs. This is a social care services opportunity, CPV 85300000, divided into eight lots, including an all-categories lot.