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Grease Trap Collection for CalMac Ferries Ltds New Major Vessels

Description: Tenders are sought by CFL from experienced Suppliers for the provision of services relating to the collection and reprocessing of grease, fats and oil waste generated through the operation of grease trap machines onboard CFL's 6 Major New vessels

Summary: CalMac Ferries Limited, a ferry operator, is seeking tenders for the collection and reprocessing of grease, fats, and oil waste generated by grease trap machines onboard its six major new vessels. This procurement process falls under the industry category of waste-tip management services. The competitive tender is divided into three lots, covering various locations in the UK, including Clyde-Troon Ardrossan and Gourock, Oban and Kintyre - Oban and Kenncraig, and the Highlands - Mallaig, Uig and Ullapool. This tender stage began on 12th June 2026, with a submission deadline of 13th July 2026. The procurement method is an open procedure, and it is supported by the legal framework of the EU Directive 2014/24/EC. This process aligns with the community benefit policies of targeted recruitment and training, work placements, and graduate placements.

Marine Consultancy and Designated Person

Description: Provide expert marine consultancy services covering harbour operations, marine safety, navigational risk assessment, conservancy, aids to navigation, marine governance, incident investigation support, policy and procedure development, operational reviews, harbour legislation advice and support for infrastructure and vessel interface projects.

Summary: Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (Utility), a public law body, has initiated an active procurement process titled "Marine Consultancy and Designated Person." This open tender, with project code CMAL0354, focuses on providing expert marine consultancy services, including harbour operations and marine safety within the services industry category. The procurement activity is intended for the West of Scotland and Western Isles regions. The tender is in the active stage with a closing date for submissions on 31st July 2026, at 12:00 PM. Businesses intending to participate can access the details through an electronic submission method.

FMPG-2025-017 ERP System Implementation and Support

Description: We have established an ERP transformation programme (Project Keelson) spanning Finance, Human Capital Management (HCM) and Operations. Following completion of discovery and requirements definition, this procurement exercise aims to replace or acquire net new systems across the following capability areas: Engineer-to-order: end-to-end lifecycle covering estimating, design, engineering, planning, manufacturing, production, and as-built handover; Core finance: record-to-report, project financial management, purchase-to-pay, order-to-cash, fixed assets, payments and banking, employee expenses, and FP&A; Procurement and inventory: contract management, sourcing, stock control, supply chain, and warehouse management; HCM: core HR, recruitment, learning and development, performance management, and workforce management (including time and attendance); and Payroll: in-house payroll capability, integrated with finance systems, supporting employee self-service. This programme is critical to reducing our reliance on manual and disconnected processes and establishing a modern, (read more...)

Summary: Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd is undertaking a public procurement process titled "FMPG-2025-017 ERP System Implementation and Support," focused on acquiring industry-specific software packages within the goods category. The process is part of an ERP transformation programme aimed at modernising various business capabilities, including Finance, Human Capital Management (HCM), and Operations. Located in Port Glasgow, this open procurement procedure is presently at the tender update stage, with an amended submission deadline of 12th June 2026 at noon. Key contract lots include Core Finance, Procurement, Inventory, HCM, Payroll, and Engineer-to-order, with a focus on different lifecycle stages. This procurement aligns with ongoing efforts to enhance efficiency and scalability, replacing manual processes across departments.

FMPG-2025-017 ERP System Implementation and Support

Description: We have established an ERP transformation programme (Project Keelson) spanning Finance, Human Capital Management (HCM) and Operations. Following completion of discovery and requirements definition, this procurement exercise aims to replace or acquire net new systems across the following capability areas: Engineer-to-order: end-to-end lifecycle covering estimating, design, engineering, planning, manufacturing, production, and as-built handover; Core finance: record-to-report, project financial management, purchase-to-pay, order-to-cash, fixed assets, payments and banking, employee expenses, and FP&A; Procurement and inventory: contract management, sourcing, stock control, supply chain, and warehouse management; HCM: core HR, recruitment, learning and development, performance management, and workforce management (including time and attendance); and Payroll: in-house payroll capability, integrated with finance systems, supporting employee self-service. This programme is critical to reducing our reliance on manual and disconnected processes and establishing a modern, (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process is led by Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd, a prominent entity involved in shipbuilding, located in Port Glasgow, UKM83. The tender, titled "FMPG-2025-017 ERP System Implementation and Support," falls within the goods category. This procurement concerns an extensive ERP transformation programme dubbed Project Keelson, covering the integration of enterprise resource planning modules across finance, human capital management, and operations. The procurement adopts an open procedure method, with an electronic submission requirement. The tendering phase is currently updated as of 12 June 2026, with the final submission deadline set for 11:00 BST on this date, and an opening of tenders scheduled for 12:00 BST, marking critical milestones in this contract award process.

Marine Consultancy and Designated Person

Description: Provide expert marine consultancy services covering harbour operations, marine safety, navigational risk assessment, conservancy, aids to navigation, marine governance, incident investigation support, policy and procedure development, operational reviews, harbour legislation advice and support for infrastructure and vessel interface projects.

Summary: The contracting process, initiated by Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL), is titled "Marine Consultancy and Designated Person." This procurement falls under the services industry category, specifically focusing on marine consultancy. The project location encompasses the West of Scotland and the Western Isles, making it regionally significant. As of 12th June 2026, the tender is in the active procurement stage, with an open procedure being used for submission. The tender closing deadline is set for 31st July 2026, promptly followed by the award period commencing on the same day. CMAL, headquartered in Port Glasgow, acts as the central purchasing body for this contract, which is vital for ensuring the effective operation and safety within harbour environments.

Paisley Museum - Signage

Description: Renfrewshire Council requires a Contractor make and install the wayfinding signage to Paisley Museum.

Summary: The procurement process initiated by Renfrewshire Council is currently in the planning stage and involves the installation of wayfinding signage at Paisley Museum. It is classified under the 'services' category (CPV: 79822500) and takes place in Paisley, UKM83. The project is set to use an open tender procedure, conforming to the Procurement (Scotland) Requirements 2016, with the anticipated timeframe for development and installation being from 31st August 2026 to 2nd November 2026. Interested parties are encouraged to respond to a market capacity and capability inquiry by 24th June 2026, with the future notice date scheduled for 20th July 2026.

RCH685 - Multi-Disciplinary Property Works

Description: River Clyde Homes are seeking to appoint a competent and experienced contractor to provide multi-disciplinary works to a number of River Clyde Homes 'un-lettable' properties housing stock residing within Inverclyde. Circa 70 properties require to be re-furbished to a lettable standard. These properties require significant works not just minor repairs. The actual scope of the works will vary from property to property but may comprise the following: Roofing Works; Internal Rot Works; Render; Major Plastering Works; Cavity Extraction; Joist Renewal; Facias & Soffits Repair; Floorboard Renewal; External Wall Insulation; Joinery Works; Solar PV; Electrical Works

Summary: River Clyde Homes, located in Greenock, is inviting tenders for the "RCH685 - Multi-Disciplinary Property Works" project. This procurement aims to refurbish approximately 70 un-lettable housing stock properties within Inverclyde to a lettable standard. The procurement process is in the "Tender" stage and follows an open procedure method. Prospective contractors should submit their bids electronically via the Public Contracts Scotland portal by 26 June 2026. The contract value is estimated at £1.5 million, and the main industry category is housing and community amenities. The project requires extensive multi-disciplinary works, including roofing, rot works, plastering, and solar PV installation, among others, with a 360-day contract period following the award starting on 26 June 2026.

Highholm Park and Ride Extension

Description: Works are for the 1.2.1 Extension of Highholm park and ride car park in Port Glasgow by approximately 2000m2 increasing capacity by approximately 50 vehicles. Cut and fill works to obtain acceptable gradients as well as drainage works to attenuate surface water runoff.

Summary: Inverclyde Council, a regional or local authority in Greenock, is currently in the tender stage of procuring works for the "Highholm Park and Ride Extension" project. This project involves expanding the park and ride car park in Port Glasgow by approximately 2,000 square metres, enhancing its capacity by about 50 vehicles. The procurement falls under the "Roads" category within the general public services sector, with the location specified in the UKM83 region. The tender is an open procedure, requiring electronic submissions by 17th July 2026, with the award period commencing on the same date, leading to contract activities from 31st August 2026 to 18th December 2026.

Renfrewshire Council Events - Hostile Vehicle Mitigation

Description: Renfrewshire Council are seeking a highly experienced and established company to deliver and install Hostile Vehicle Mitigation for 5 events throughout 2026 and 2027 (Paisley Halloween Festival, Paisley and Renfrew Christmas Lights Switch on, Paisley Food and drink festival and SMA Shot day) in accordance with the specification and Renfrewshire Council's plan.

Summary: Renfrewshire Council has initiated an open procurement process for the provision of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation services for five key events throughout 2026 and 2027. These include the Paisley Halloween Festival, Paisley and Renfrew Christmas Lights Switch-On, Paisley Food and Drink Festival, and the SMA Shot Day, with the aim to ensure enhanced safety and security at these gatherings. Located in Paisley, the procurement falls under the general public services industry category. The current stage is the tender phase, with the deadline for bid submissions set for 1st July 2026 at 12:00 PM. The Council seeks a highly experienced firm capable of delivering services in Renfrewshire, with the award process commencing immediately after bids are opened on the same date.

Grease Trap Collection for CalMac Ferries Ltds New Major Vessels

Description: Tenders are sought by CFL from experienced Suppliers for the provision of services relating to the collection and reprocessing of grease, fats and oil waste generated through the operation of grease trap machines onboard CFL's 6 Major New vessels

Summary: CalMac Ferries Limited is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the "Grease Trap Collection for CalMac Ferries Ltd's New Major Vessels." This tender seeks experienced suppliers for the collection and reprocessing of grease, fats, and oil waste generated on its major new vessels across various locations in the UK, specifically in regions such as Gourock, the Clyde area, Oban, Kintyre, and the Highlands. The procurement is being conducted through an open procedure, with a submission deadline on 13th July 2026, at 12:00 PM. The main industry category is services, with the condition that bids are to be submitted electronically. The initiative is covered by the GPA and includes community benefit requirements, focusing on targeted recruitment and training, work placements, and graduate opportunities.