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The Supply Delivery Installation and Commissioning of a Power Distribution System

Description: In accordance with Regulation 41 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, the University is issuing this notice to undertake Preliminary Market Consultation prior to commencing any live procurement process. The University of Strathclyde (UoS) seeks expressions of interest from suppliers capable of providing a DC Power Distribution Cabinet (PDC) solution to support the expansion of testing capability within the ANZIC facility. The market engagement will explore supplier capability, technical solutions and delivery models for a requirement expected to include a PDC incorporating active and passive insulation monitoring functionality.

Summary: The University of Strathclyde is exploring the supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of a DC power distribution solution for expanded testing capability at its ANZIC facility in Glasgow. The planned requirement is for a mobile indoor DC Power Distribution Cabinet supporting multiple DC sources and loads up to 1,500 VDC, with active and passive insulation monitoring, current and voltage measurement, IT-system earthing and safe maintenance access. The cabinet will include high-capacity positive and negative busbars, numerous connection points, thermal management, transportable construction and compliant documentation. The requirement also covers integration of active insulation-monitoring equipment and passive resistor-bridge, current-transducer and voltage-transducer systems. This is primarily an electrical distribution equipment and switchgear requirement, potentially divided across these technical elements.

Recovery & Relocation Services for Vehicle and Plant Equipment

Description: The Provision of Recovery & Relocation Services for vehicle and plant equipment.

Summary: Glasgow City Council is procuring vehicle and plant recovery and relocation services. The requirement covers recovery of the council family’s vehicles and plant equipment, including vehicles weighing up to 44 tonnes, together with relocation of privately owned vehicles for council works, events and illegally parked vehicles. Movements may be between streets, council premises, depots, multi-storey car parks, service-provider premises and other specified locations. The service is required 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for activity in Glasgow. This is a service contract for commercial vehicle breakdown and recovery, also covering cars, buses, motorcycles, other motor vehicles and recovery vehicles. The requirement is arranged as one lot and includes community benefit obligations linked to the framework’s spend.

Recovery & Relocation Services for Vehicle and Plant Equipment

Description: The Provision of Recovery & Relocation Services for vehicle and plant equipment.

Summary: Glasgow City Council is procuring vehicle recovery and relocation services for its vehicle and plant fleet, together with the relocation of privately owned vehicles. The service covers vehicles and plant up to 44 tonnes and must operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Work includes recovering council fleet vehicles; moving privately owned vehicles before council works or events; removing illegally parked vehicles; and transfers between streets, council premises, depots, multi-storey car parks, service-provider premises and other specified locations. The work is delivered in Glasgow. This is a services contract for specialist vehicle breakdown, recovery, transportation, loading, unloading, relocation and associated storage operations, including potentially moving multiple vehicles for events or other council activity.

The Supply Delivery Installation and Commissioning of a Power Distribution System

Description: In accordance with Regulation 41 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, the University is issuing this notice to undertake Preliminary Market Consultation prior to commencing any live procurement process. The University of Strathclyde (UoS) seeks expressions of interest from suppliers capable of providing a DC Power Distribution Cabinet (PDC) solution to support the expansion of testing capability within the ANZIC facility. The market engagement will explore supplier capability, technical solutions and delivery models for a requirement expected to include a PDC incorporating active and passive insulation monitoring functionality.

Summary: The University of Strathclyde is planning to procure a DC power distribution system for the expansion of testing capability at its ANZIC facility in Glasgow. The requirement is expected to cover the design, manufacture or supply, integration, testing, delivery and commissioning of a mobile indoor DC Power Distribution Cabinet, together with active and passive insulation, current and voltage monitoring systems. The cabinet will distribute power between multiple DC sources and loads at up to 1500 VDC, with high-current busbars, IT-system earthing and facilities for safe inspection and maintenance. The work also includes technical drawings, calculations, test certificates, warranties, operating instructions and maintenance documentation. The proposed structure has three lots: the cabinet, active insulation monitoring, and passive insulation, current and voltage monitoring equipment.

Escalator and Lift Maintenance and Repair

Description: Maintenance and repair of escalators and Lifts throughout the SPT estate including all Subway stations, Bus Stations and Corporate Offices

Summary: Strathclyde Partnership for Transport is procuring services to maintain and repair escalators and lifts across its estate in Glasgow, Scotland. The scope covers all SPT Subway stations, bus stations and corporate offices, including planned and responsive maintenance and repair of escalators, lifts, elevators, hoists, conveyors and related equipment. This is a services contract for a supplier able to support transport infrastructure and operational buildings. The requirement is intended to keep passenger and workplace vertical-transport systems functioning safely and reliably across multiple sites. It also includes related services that SPT may purchase from the appointed contractor. Community benefits are required and must be delivered through the Glasgow City Region Community Benefits Hub.

Traction Motor Maintenance - Class 318 and 320

Description: ScotRail have a requirement for a bespoke electrical traction motor service for the Class 318 and 320 Fleets. This shall include provision of observation regime and proactive maintenance, carry out in situ repairs, commutator resurfacing (where deemed applicable) at Shields Depot, 35 St Andrews Drive, Glasgow G41 5SD, to allow the rail vehicles 318s and 320s to go back into traffic.

Summary: ScotRail Trains Limited is seeking a specialist electrical traction motor maintenance service for its Class 318 and 320 rail fleets. The requirement covers an observation regime, proactive maintenance, in-situ repairs and commutator resurfacing where appropriate. The purpose is to return the affected rail vehicles to service. Work will be carried out at Shields Depot, 35 St Andrews Drive, Glasgow G41 5SD. This is a rail equipment repair and maintenance service, within fleet management and railway maintenance. The procurement is for services and is arranged as one requirement. The successful supplier will work directly with ScotRail under its terms and conditions, with electronic ordering and payment arrangements available.

Independent Legal Representation for Complainers in Sexual Offence Cases in Scotland

Description: 1. The Scottish Government is seeking information to inform a potential procurement exercise for the delivery of a new legal service known as "Independent Legal Representation" (ILR) for certain complainers in sexual offence cases as a result of reforms in the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Act 2025. 2. This will build on previous and continuing work by the Scottish Government to develop the ILR service. The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to further test planning assumptions and create an opportunity to gather information from the market not otherwise available to Government. We intend responses to support future decision-making around the procurement process and service delivery. 3. Please find attached a Request for Information (RFI), which provides further details regarding this requirement.

Summary: The Scottish Government is planning a new independent legal representation service for certain complainers in sexual offence cases in Scotland. The service arises from reforms introduced by the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Act 2025 and is intended to provide legal advice and representation to eligible complainers. The requirement covers legal advisory, legal representation and related legal information services, including independent representation in sexual offence proceedings. Delivery is across Scotland. The procurement is being developed as a single requirement, with the Scottish Government seeking market insight to shape the service specification, sourcing strategy and commercial arrangements. This will suit legal practices and other organisations with relevant expertise in representing complainers and delivering sensitive, publicly commissioned legal services in Scotland.

Traction Motor Maintenance - Class 318 and 320

Description: ScotRail have a requirement for a bespoke electrical traction motor service for the Class 318 and 320 Fleets. This shall include provision of observation regime and proactive maintenance, carry out in situ repairs, commutator resurfacing (where deemed applicable) at Shields Depot, 35 St Andrews Drive, Glasgow G41 5SD, to allow the rail vehicles 318s and 320s to go back into traffic.

Summary: ScotRail Trains Limited is seeking a specialist electrical traction motor maintenance service for its Class 318 and Class 320 rail fleets. The work covers an observation regime, proactive maintenance, in-situ repairs and commutator resurfacing where appropriate, helping vehicles return to service. Delivery and maintenance activity will take place at Shields Depot, 35 St Andrews Drive, Glasgow. This is a rail services opportunity, covering maintenance and repair of railway equipment. The requirement is a single service lot and is managed by ScotRail as the buying organisation. The service is bespoke to the traction motors used on the specified fleets, so suppliers should be able to work within a depot-based rail operating environment and support vehicles being returned to traffic.

Independent Legal Representation for Complainers in Sexual Offence Cases in Scotland

Description: 1. The Scottish Government is seeking information to inform a potential procurement exercise for the delivery of a new legal service known as "Independent Legal Representation" (ILR) for certain complainers in sexual offence cases as a result of reforms in the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Act 2025. 2. This will build on previous and continuing work by the Scottish Government to develop the ILR service. The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to further test planning assumptions and create an opportunity to gather information from the market not otherwise available to Government. We intend responses to support future decision-making around the procurement process and service delivery. 3. Please find attached a Request for Information (RFI), which provides further details regarding this requirement.

Summary: The Scottish Government is developing a new legal service called Independent Legal Representation (ILR) for certain complainers in sexual offence cases in Scotland. The service arises from reforms in the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Act 2025 and will build on the Government’s previous and continuing work to develop ILR. The requirement is for legal services covering independent representation in these cases, including legal advice and representation within the service model being developed. Delivery is intended to support eligible complainers across Scotland. The work is classified as legal services and is relevant to law firms, legal practices and other organisations with experience of criminal justice, victims’ rights and sensitive sexual offence casework.

Escalator and Lift Maintenance and Repair

Description: Maintenance and repair of escalators and Lifts throughout the SPT estate including all Subway stations, Bus Stations and Corporate Offices

Summary: Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) is seeking a specialist contractor to maintain and repair escalators and lifts across its estate in Glasgow, including all Subway stations, bus stations and corporate offices. This is a services contract covering the planned and reactive upkeep of passenger and building access equipment, classified under CPV 50740000 for lift and escalator maintenance and repair. The requirement applies throughout the SPT estate rather than to a single site. The successful contractor will support transport infrastructure and corporate facilities, with services delivered in Glasgow, Scotland. Electronic ordering and payment will be used, and the contract will operate under service-level agreements with low-service damages provisions. Community benefits and service decarbonisation proposals are also part of the requirement.