A9 Tay Crossing to Ballinluig - SC12 Street Lighting Contractor

Description: Street Lighting Subcontract Package for A9 Tay Crossing to Ballinluig.

Summary: See notice for full details.

Framework Agreement for Ad-Hoc Minibus and Coach Hire

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") requires the provision of passenger transport services to supplement its existing arrangements managed by Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) for school pupil transport (drop-offs and pickups before and after the school day), and transport for pupils with Additional Support Needs (ASN). To enable the delivery of critical / key service provision, the council intends to establish a multi-lot, multi-supplier framework agreement for minibus and coach hire services to provide ad-hoc passenger journeys, primarily for educational purposes but available for use by other Council departments. Transport required via the framework agreement will be used for a variety of purposes, including (but not limited to) one-off day trips, educational visits, cultural excursions and short-term block bookings such as swimming lessons, sports training etc. the framework agreement (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the hire of minibuses and coaches with drivers to enhance its passenger transport services, especially for educational purposes and departmental use. This initiative is managed by Strathclyde Passenger Transport and aims to support school pupil transport, including those with Additional Support Needs. The agreement, titled "Framework Agreement for Ad-Hoc Minibus and Coach Hire," is classified under the industry category of services, specifically focusing on the hire of transport vehicles. The procurement process, currently at the tender stage, follows an open procedure and accommodates multiple lots and suppliers. Recently, the deadline for tender submissions was extended to 10 December 2025 to encourage broader participation. The location for service delivery is within the UKM84 region.

Framework Agreement for Ad-Hoc Minibus and Coach Hire

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") requires the provision of passenger transport services to supplement its existing arrangements managed by Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) for school pupil transport (drop-offs and pickups before and after the school day), and transport for pupils with Additional Support Needs (ASN). To enable the delivery of critical / key service provision, the council intends to establish a multi-lot, multi-supplier framework agreement for minibus and coach hire services to provide ad-hoc passenger journeys, primarily for educational purposes but available for use by other Council departments. Transport required via the framework agreement will be used for a variety of purposes, including (but not limited to) one-off day trips, educational visits, cultural excursions and short-term block bookings such as swimming lessons, sports training etc. the framework agreement (read more...)

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The Supply of Civil Materials

Description: Scottish Water (SW) wishes to enter into a framework agreement for the supply of various types of Civil Materials.

Summary: Scottish Water is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the supply of civil materials under a new framework agreement. Titled "The Supply of Civil Materials," this procurement falls under the goods category and focuses on ready-mixed concrete, with the procurement process based on a selective method involving a negotiated procedure with prior call for competition. The main contracting authority is Scottish Water, located in Glasgow. The tender, identified by SW25/CM/1486, aims to support Scottish Water's capital and operational programmes across Scotland, with a framework that will be in effect initially from 2026 to 2030, and could extend up to 2034. Businesses have until 2nd January 2026 to submit their tenders electronically. The alignment with sustainability and net-zero objectives, including mandatory carbon reporting, is integral to the framework.

Ayrshire Barriers (Burnock Water and Water of Coyle)

Description: SEPA are looking to procure a Contractor to deliver RIBA stages 3,4 & 5 for two impassable barriers in Ayrshire.

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The Supply of Access Covers (Non-Security)

Description: This framework is for the supply of Access Covers for person and equipment access to Pumping Stations, Storage Tanks, CSO's and similar chambers. The scope of supply is for design support, site survey (if required), manufacture and delivery of access covers and associated Health and Safety features. The Framework is split into 2 lots. Lot 1 - On road. Lot 2 - Off Road

Access covers should be to BS EN 124 (or agreed equivalent) and shall comply with the following classifications:
* B125 for footways, pedestrian areas and comparable areas. (OFF ROAD)
* C250 for car parks or similar (ON ROAD)
* D400 for carriageways (ductile iron only). (ON ROAD)
* E600/F900 Where required for abnormally BS EN 124 high loadings (ductile iron only) (ON ROAD)

A full range of cover sizes is (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water has announced a tender for the supply of access covers as part of a framework agreement, with a focus on person and equipment access to infrastructures such as Pumping Stations and Storage Tanks. This procurement process, under the title "The Supply of Access Covers (Non-Security)," falls within the goods category and will take place primarily in Scotland. The available lots are "On Road" and "Off Road," with a total estimated value of £3,200,000. Potential suppliers must submit their electronic tenders by 22 December 2025. This opportunity allows suppliers to provide products conforming to the BS EN 124 standard for various load classifications. Scottish Water is employing a selective procurement method with negotiation after a prior call for competition, setting standard submission practices and allowing for a potential 8-year framework duration subject to performance conditions.

Flexible Framework for Vocational and Skill Based Interventions

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a Flexible Framework Agreement with multiple external learning Contractors to deliver vocational and skill-based interventions across a variety of subject areas. Provision will be accessible to all North Lanarkshire schools however is primarily sought for senior phase pupils (S4-S6). The aim of this Framework is to enhance the employability skills and post school pathways that will better equip our young people for the world of work. A significant focus of this framework will be to ensure adequate specialist provision is available for our schools and programmes supporting pupils from priority and target groups. The proposed Framework duration is 4 years. There will be annual entry points to allow new applicants to join the Framework for academic years 2026-27, 2027-28, and (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is inviting tenders for a "Flexible Framework for Vocational and Skill Based Interventions" aimed at enhancing education and training services within North Lanarkshire. This active procurement process falls within the "services" category and focuses on vocational and skill-based interventions primarily for senior phase pupils across North Lanarkshire schools. The procurement uses an open procedure with submissions required electronically by 9 December 2025. The framework, valued at £5,000,000, is intended to run for four years, with annual entry points for new providers starting from academic year 2026-27. Key community benefits are integrated into this initiative, aligned with the Council's objectives to improve employability skills and post-school pathways.

Flexible Framework for Vocational and Skill Based Interventions

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a Flexible Framework Agreement with multiple external learning Contractors to deliver vocational and skill-based interventions across a variety of subject areas. Provision will be accessible to all North Lanarkshire schools however is primarily sought for senior phase pupils (S4-S6). The aim of this Framework is to enhance the employability skills and post school pathways that will better equip our young people for the world of work. A significant focus of this framework will be to ensure adequate specialist provision is available for our schools and programmes supporting pupils from priority and target groups. The proposed Framework duration is 4 years. There will be annual entry points to allow new applicants to join the Framework for academic years 2026-27, 2027-28, and (read more...)

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Screens and Screenings Handling

Description: Scope & Description of requirement

The scope of supply is for the design, supply, installation, commissioning, and ongoing service and maintenance of Screens and Screenings Handling Systems across all Scottish Water operational areas, including remote regions such as the Highlands and Islands. The scope includes after-sales support, system testing, and operator training, ensuring a fully integrated and reliable end-to-end delivery.

The Screens and Screenings Handling Systems shall be designed to ensure continuous, efficient, and compliant operation, supporting the removal, conveyance, and hygienic disposal of screenings in line with Scottish Water's technical and environmental standards.

Standards & Requirements

All products supplied under this framework must comply with Scottish Water's Requirements, which are subject to periodic updates. Suppliers are responsible for ensuring that all equipment and associated processes meet the latest applicable standards throughout (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water has initiated a tender process for the 'Screens and Screenings Handling' project, focusing on the construction and maintenance of wastewater treatment plant systems. This procurement falls under the 'works' category, specifically targeting the wastewater treatment plant construction industry. The project is set in Scotland, covering areas including the Highlands and Islands. This tender is currently in the tender stage, with a submission deadline amended to 5th December 2025. It involves designing, supplying, installing, and servicing screens and screenings handling systems, with compliance to British and Scottish Water standards. The framework has an initial duration of four years, with two potential two-year extensions, totalling approximately £7 million for Lot 1 and £3 million for Lot 2.

A9 Tay Crossing to Ballinluig - SC10 Piling Contractor(s)

Description: Piling Subcontract(s) Package for A9 Tay Crossing to Ballinluig. Sheet, CFA and Rotary Bored considered.

Summary: See notice for full details.