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Supply of Lifting Chains

Description: The Scope of the supply covered by this agreement is for the supply of PEWAG Lifting Chains in line with Scottish Waters established standards this includes but is not limited to:
* Pump Chains
* Welded Chain Assemblies
* Chain Link Shackles

More details on Scottish Waters established Standards and Specifications can be found in the PQQ/ITN documentation with Atamis shared documents folder

Summary: Scottish Water is procuring PEWAG lifting chains for use across Scotland. The supply includes pump chains, welded chain assemblies and chain-link shackles, to meet Scottish Water’s established standards. This is a goods requirement for suppliers able to provide lifting-chain products and assemblies suitable for the buyer’s water operations. Delivery is Scotland-wide. The specification and the buyer’s standards are set out in the procurement documents, which define the detailed product requirements. The agreement is structured as a framework for the supply of these items.

The Supply and Delivery of Chlorine Gas

Description: Supply and Delivery of Chlorine Gas.

Summary: Scottish Water is seeking a supplier to supply and deliver chlorine gas to its operational sites across Scotland. The requirement is for the gas itself and its delivery; further scope is set out in the procurement specification and appendices. The procurement is a framework agreement for Scottish Water’s operational needs. The work is goods supply, rather than construction or a standalone service.

16 - 18 East Hamilton St Wishaw, ML2 8BL

Description: Former Motherwell & District Women's Aid Centre

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is offering a standalone former residential building, previously used as the Motherwell & District Women’s Aid Centre, in Wishaw town centre. The property is on East Hamilton Street, near public transport and surrounded mainly by residential buildings. It has private parking, a substantial rear garden, rooms including a play area, kitchen and toilets on the ground and first floors, plus circulation areas. The building is unfurnished and needs improvement; the stated intended use is conversion back to residential accommodation. This is a property sale rather than a requirement to deliver services or works. The property is offered as a single lot, and the available particulars include an application form, asbestos report and energy performance certificate.

Westfield Pitches, Deerdykes Place, Cumbernauld - Development Opportunity (Readvertisment)

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (NLC) offers to the market a prime business development site at Westfield Pitches, Deerdykes Place, Cumbernauld. The site is approximately 3.3 Hectare (8.2 Acre) in size. Freehold offers invited.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is offering a freehold business development site at Westfield Pitches, Deerdykes Place, Cumbernauld. The land is approximately 3.3 hectares (8.2 acres), within the established Westfield Industrial Estate and immediately beside the M80 motorway. The opportunity is for a buyer proposing a commercial development, rather than a council purchase of goods or services. Bidders are asked to provide drawings showing the proposed development, including site layout, access and parking arrangements, alongside an application form and their offer. Nearby occupiers include AG Barr, DPD, Optical Express, Scottish Water and Speedy Hire. The site is in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire.

CVG Close & Cleaning Contract 2027 - 2029

Description: Close Cleaning along with an Office premises

Summary: Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is seeking close and cleaning services, including cleaning at office premises. The requirement is divided across three service areas: North Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire; South Lanarkshire and the City of Glasgow; and a separate North Lanarkshire office requirement. The work is for the Association and is delivered across these named areas in Scotland. Suppliers should consider which area or areas they can cover and whether their cleaning operation can serve both residential close settings and office premises. The procurement concerns cleaning services (CPV 90910000).

Flexible Framework for the Provision of Education Services

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") proposes to establish a Flexible Framework Agreement for the Provision of Education Services. . The Agreement is anticipated to commence in May 2027 for a period of 48 months (4 years). . The maximum value of the Agreement is 16,000,000 GPB. . Establishing this Agreement will continue the provision of a Flexible Framework for services that support the priorities and objectives of the Education and Families Service. The first generation of this Framework Agreement was established in December 2018, primarily to support activity funded through the Scottish Attainment Challenge (SAC) and Pupil Equity Funding (PEF). This Flexible Framework Agreement builds on that established approach, providing schools and the wider service with continued access to a flexible range of external services.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is establishing a flexible framework for education services supporting the priorities of its Education and Families Service. The 12 areas cover activity-based learning; counselling; community engagement; mentoring, support and advice; pupil workshops; educational leadership for staff and pupils; educational assessments; research and improvement consultancy; developing young people’s work skills; curriculum and pedagogy; and community mental health and wellbeing for children, young people and families. Services are intended to improve learning, attainment, achievement, participation and wellbeing, including addressing the poverty-related attainment gap. The mental health and wellbeing lot complements community and school support but excludes counselling, psychotherapy, clinical assessment, diagnosis, clinical treatment and other regulated healthcare interventions. Delivery is for schools and the wider education service in North Lanarkshire.

CVG Close & Cleaning Contract 2027 - 2029

Description: Close Cleaning along with an Office premises

Summary: Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is seeking close cleaning services for housing areas, together with cleaning at an office. The work is divided across three geographical lots: South Lanarkshire and Glasgow; North Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire; and a separate North Lanarkshire office lot. This is a service contract for routine cleaning of shared residential areas and office premises, classified under CPV 90910000. Delivery locations are stated as South Lanarkshire and North Lanarkshire, with the lot titles also identifying Glasgow and East Dunbartonshire. Suppliers may bid for more than one lot. The requirement includes community benefits, with the expected commitments set out in the tender requirements.

Flexible Framework for the Provision of Education Services

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") proposes to establish a Flexible Framework Agreement for the Provision of Education Services. . The Agreement is anticipated to commence in May 2027 for a period of 48 months (4 years). . The maximum value of the Agreement is 16,000,000 GPB. . Establishing this Agreement will continue the provision of a Flexible Framework for services that support the priorities and objectives of the Education and Families Service. The first generation of this Framework Agreement was established in December 2018, primarily to support activity funded through the Scottish Attainment Challenge (SAC) and Pupil Equity Funding (PEF). This Flexible Framework Agreement builds on that established approach, providing schools and the wider service with continued access to a flexible range of external services.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is establishing a flexible framework for external education services supporting its Education and Families Service, schools and wider service. The work is intended to improve learning, wellbeing, inclusion and attainment, including reducing the poverty-related attainment gap. Twelve service areas cover activity-based learning; counselling; community engagement; mentoring, support and advice; pupil workshops; professional leadership development; pupil leadership; educational assessments; research and improvement consultancy; employability and careers; curriculum and pedagogy; and community mental health and wellbeing for children, young people and families. Services will be delivered in North Lanarkshire. The framework continues an existing approach that has provided schools with access to external services. Its mental health and wellbeing area is community-based support and excludes counselling, psychotherapy, clinical assessment, diagnosis, clinical treatment and other regulated therapeutic or healthcare interventions.

The Supply of PE Pipes and Fittings

Description: Scottish Water is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced supplier(s) to a Framework Agreement for the supply of Polyethylene (PE) Pipes and Polyethylene (PE) Fittings to support its capital investment programmes, operational activities and maintenance requirements across Scotland.

Summary: Scottish Water is procuring a framework for polyethylene (PE) pipes and fittings for its water and wastewater infrastructure across Scotland. The requirement supports capital investment programmes, day-to-day operations and maintenance. It is divided into two lots: PE pipes, covering design, manufacture, testing, supply and delivery; and PE fittings, covering the same range of services. Delivery is to Scottish Water sites and contractors’ locations throughout Scotland. Suppliers may also need to offload products, provide technical advice on product selection, application and installation, and help develop project-specific engineering solutions.

Bioresource Treatment

Description: Scottish Water is seeking to better understand the market for Bioresource treatment and recovery/recycling services including supplier capabilities and operational models. This engagement is intended to inform Scottish Waters's understanding of the market and help develop the procurement strategy.

Scottish Water is interested to hear from suppliers who can supply all or part of the service and will consider multi source options when developing the procurement strategy.

Summary: Scottish Water is exploring bioresource treatment and recycling or recovery services for sludge generated across Scotland. The work covers treatment of around 90,000 wet tonnes of sludge a year, equivalent to 22,000 tonnes of dry solids, with facilities provided by suppliers; treatment may take place at more than one location. The service may also include treatment of liquid imports. Suppliers would need to transport material to appropriate recycling or recovery destinations and provide transparent records. Scottish Water is considering all suitable treatment and recovery approaches and is open to suppliers offering the whole service or only part of it, including multi-source arrangements. The scope includes handling seasonal and emergency volumes and ongoing performance improvement.