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Provision of a Digital Delivery Partner for Development of an Integrated Digital Platform

Description: The Integrated Digital Platform Project is a core component of SEPA's Transformation Programme, shifting the organisation from designing change to delivering it in practice. It responds directly to our Annual Operating Plan 2026/27, which emphasises improved service delivery, better use of data, and greater efficiency in the context of increasing environmental and financial pressures. At present, SEPA operates through a fragmented landscape of systems and manual processes. Information is often held across multiple platforms, requiring re-entry and interpretation, which increases effort, reduces consistency, and limits the organisation's ability to respond effectively to growing demand. The Integrated Digital Platform Project will address these issues by creating an integrated digital platform spanning customer, regulatory and data services. This will enable workflows and data to move effectively across the organisation, reduce (read more...)

Summary: The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) intends to procure a digital delivery partner to develop an integrated digital platform as part of its Transformation Programme. The service will cover customer, regulatory and data services, connecting workflows and information across the organisation. The platform is intended to replace fragmented systems and manual processes, reduce re-entry and interpretation of information, and improve the consistency, timeliness and efficiency of service delivery. The work is classified as IT services, including consulting, software development, internet and support. Delivery is required across the United Kingdom. This is a services requirement for organisations able to help SEPA move from designing change to delivering practical digital transformation in response to rising environmental and financial pressures.

Housing Kitchen Replacement Programme

Description: North Lanarkshire Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to a proposed Supply and Install Kitchen Replacement Programme across its Council housing stock. The Council is planning a significant programme of investment for the supply, delivery and installation of replacement domestic kitchens within occupied Council properties. The current indicative investment profile is forecast to be approximately 65 million GBP over the period 2027/28 to 2030/31. Through this Prior Information Notice (PIN) and accompanying Request for Information (RFI), the Council wishes to engage with contractors, to gain a better understanding of current market capacity, supply chain capability, contract structures, mobilisation requirements, and innovation opportunities associated with the delivery of large-scale housing kitchen replacement programmes. The Council is aware of a number of national framework arrangements currently operating within (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is planning a large-scale programme to supply, deliver and install replacement domestic kitchens in occupied Council housing across North Lanarkshire. The work is classified as fitted-kitchen installation and includes kitchen furniture and equipment, refurbishment, internal building fittings, joinery, and related repair and maintenance of building installations. The programme is intended to improve kitchens throughout the Council’s housing stock while accommodating the practical requirements of working in occupied homes. The Council is the public-sector buyer and is seeking views from contractors and supply-chain organisations that understand social housing, planned maintenance and the delivery of housing improvement programmes at scale.

Housing Kitchen Replacement Programme

Description: North Lanarkshire Council is undertaking preliminary market engagement in relation to a proposed Supply and Install Kitchen Replacement Programme across its Council housing stock. The Council is planning a significant programme of investment for the supply, delivery and installation of replacement domestic kitchens within occupied Council properties. The current indicative investment profile is forecast to be approximately 65 million GBP over the period 2027/28 to 2030/31. Through this Prior Information Notice (PIN) and accompanying Request for Information (RFI), the Council wishes to engage with contractors, to gain a better understanding of current market capacity, supply chain capability, contract structures, mobilisation requirements, and innovation opportunities associated with the delivery of large-scale housing kitchen replacement programmes. The Council is aware of a number of national framework arrangements currently operating within (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is planning a housing kitchen replacement programme covering the supply, delivery and installation of replacement domestic kitchens across its Council housing stock. The work is expected to take place in occupied Council properties throughout North Lanarkshire. It is a works contract involving domestic kitchen replacement and associated planned maintenance activities, including kitchen units and fittings, installation works, related building components and associated services. The programme is intended to support significant investment in the Council’s housing stock. The Council is considering how the works should be packaged, structured and delivered, including the potential use of lots. The requirement will suit contractors able to manage large-scale kitchen renewal programmes in social housing settings while working safely and considerately in occupied homes.

NLP Condition Survey Programme

Description: North Lanarkshire Properties (NLP) has a requirement to update its asset management register in respect of the condition of its property estate to ensure compliance with its statutory and legal obligations and to inform a multiyear investment strategy. There are 674 properties in the portfolio and information is required on the following split; - 5 Business Centres - 28 Offices - 233 Retail - 403 Industrial - 5 Miscellaneous - 674 Total The procurement is for the appointment of suitably qualified and experienced building surveyor (a "Contractor") to carry out condition surveys across a number of properties within the NLP portfolio. The aim of the resulting Agreement is to obtain by means of visual inspection consistent, accurate and actionable information regarding the physical condition, statutory compliance, risks, and (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is planning a building surveying service to update the asset management register for the North Lanarkshire Properties estate. The work covers condition surveys of 674 properties: five business centres, 28 offices, 233 retail properties, 403 industrial properties and five miscellaneous properties. Surveys are intended to establish physical condition, statutory compliance, defects, risks, asset life, maintenance priorities, cost needs and investment requirements, supporting a multi-year maintenance and investment strategy. The programme will take a geographical approach, starting with the largest area, Wishaw, and covering properties across the estate in North Lanarkshire. The service includes visual, non-intrusive inspections of external, internal and mechanical and electrical elements, statutory certification, energy and carbon observations, photographic evidence, standardised digital data collection and electronic asset and portfolio reporting.

NLP Condition Survey Programme

Description: North Lanarkshire Properties (NLP) has a requirement to update its asset management register in respect of the condition of its property estate to ensure compliance with its statutory and legal obligations and to inform a multiyear investment strategy. There are 674 properties in the portfolio and information is required on the following split; - 5 Business Centres - 28 Offices - 233 Retail - 403 Industrial - 5 Miscellaneous - 674 Total The procurement is for the appointment of suitably qualified and experienced building surveyor (a "Contractor") to carry out condition surveys across a number of properties within the NLP portfolio. The aim of the resulting Agreement is to obtain by means of visual inspection consistent, accurate and actionable information regarding the physical condition, statutory compliance, risks, and (read more...)

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council intends to appoint a building surveying contractor for condition surveys across the North Lanarkshire Properties estate. The portfolio comprises 674 properties: 5 business centres, 28 offices, 233 retail properties, 403 industrial properties and 5 miscellaneous properties. The programme is planned to start with the largest geographical area, Wishaw, and covers properties included in the programme except ground-lease assets. The work will use non-intrusive visual inspections to assess external and internal building fabric, roofs and roof voids, mechanical and electrical elements, boundaries, statutory certification, compliance observations, defects, risks, energy performance and carbon-emission issues. Outputs will support maintenance planning, lifecycle investment modelling, funding decisions and a multi-year asset-management strategy.

Administration Support of Engagement and Participation (Supported People, Unpaid Carers and Communities)

Description: The Council intend to establish a contract with a single supplier to act as the lead organisation for Engagement and Participation activities across University Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire (UHSCNL), on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council (NLC) and the Integrated Joint Board (IJB). In the style of an open procedure all in accordance with The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, Regulation 74.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council, on behalf of the Council and the Integrated Joint Board, is procuring administration support for engagement and participation across University Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire. This is a social services requirement covering supported people, unpaid carers, community groups and voluntary organisations in North Lanarkshire. A single lead supplier will coordinate activity, support involvement in health and social care decision-making, develop engagement processes and partnerships, administer an Engagement and Participation Fund, and support representation in governance structures and strategic forums. The service also includes communication and feedback arrangements, planning, performance monitoring and evaluation, and support for the 2024–2028 Engagement and Participation Strategy and Framework. The work is delivered across North Lanarkshire and is classified as social services.

Administration Support of Engagement and Participation (Supported People, Unpaid Carers and Communities)

Description: The Council intend to establish a contract with a single supplier to act as the lead organisation for Engagement and Participation activities across University Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire (UHSCNL), on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council (NLC) and the Integrated Joint Board (IJB). In the style of an open procedure all in accordance with The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, Regulation 74.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking one lead organisation to administer engagement and participation across University Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire, on behalf of the Council and the Integrated Joint Board. This is a public service supporting supported people, unpaid carers, community groups and voluntary organisations to influence health and social care services, policies, strategies and priorities. The successful supplier will lead and coordinate engagement activity, develop processes, support community representation in governance and strategic forums, manage an Engagement and Participation Fund, and work with stakeholder organisations. It will also support the 2024–2028 engagement strategy and framework, with planning, monitoring and evaluation arrangements to measure outcomes. Work will be delivered across North Lanarkshire.

The Supply and Delivery of Gases

Description: The gases focused on in this framework are Carbon Dioxide, Argon, Sulphur Dioxide, Hydrogen, Nitrogen and Helium.

Summary: Scottish Water is procuring a framework for the supply and delivery of industrial and food-grade gases to its sites and laboratories across Scotland. The requirement covers carbon dioxide, argon, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen, nitrogen and helium, supporting Scottish Water’s operational requirements. Suppliers will be responsible for delivering the gases to various geographical locations and laboratory facilities. The procurement is for goods, specifically gases (CPV 24100000), rather than installation, consultancy or construction work. The framework is intended to support multiple Scottish Water locations, so relevant suppliers should be able to coordinate deliveries across Scotland and meet the differing requirements of operational sites and laboratories.

The Supply, Installation and Maintenance of EV Charging Infrastructure

Description: Scottish Water is committed to supporting the transition to a low-carbon fleet and continues to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across its estate throughout Scotland.

To support this objective, Scottish Water intends to appoint a single Contractor to provide a comprehensive end-to-end service for the supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Scotland.

The appointed Contractor will be expected to work collaboratively with Scottish Water to support the ongoing development of its EV charging network, ensuring infrastructure is delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with all relevant industry standards and legislation.

Further information can be found within section II.2.4) Description of the procurement of this advert.

Full scope information found within the PQQ documentation on the Scottish Water Atamis Portal. Please see link for the (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water is procuring a fully managed electric vehicle charging infrastructure service across its estate throughout Scotland. The work covers the supply of AC and DC charging equipment, site surveys, design and feasibility assessments, civil engineering, electrical installation, enabling works, commissioning, testing and certification. The contractor will also provide planned and reactive maintenance, repairs, equipment replacement, lifecycle support, technical assistance, fault resolution, asset reporting and performance monitoring. Sites may include depots, offices, treatment works and other operational premises, including remote and rural locations. The requirement is classified as electrical installation works, with associated electrical equipment, vehicle, parking and installation services. One contractor will manage the complete service and act as Scottish Water’s principal point of contact.

23-27 Hope Street, Motherwell - Former Masonic Hall (Estates Marketing)

Description: Former Motherwell Masonic Hall, detached residential or business conversion opportunity.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is marketing the former Motherwell Masonic Hall at 23–27 Hope Street, Motherwell. This is an estates marketing opportunity for a standalone property offering potential residential conversion, mixed commercial and residential use, or business use, subject to planning permission and Historic Scotland consent. The detached hall is in Motherwell town centre, close to public transport and Motherwell train station. It has four floors at the front and part three floors at the rear, and requires refurbishment or redevelopment in line with Historic Scotland guidelines. The requirement is classified as real estate services (CPV 70332000). The council is both the buyer and the central purchasing body for this property opportunity.