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Blackburn Construction Homes Works

Description: North Lanarkshire Council are seeking a suitable contractor to carry out various works to upgrade Blackburn non-traditional construction type homes.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is actively seeking a contractor for the project titled "Blackburn Construction Homes Works," under the industry category of construction work. The procurement process is currently in the tender stage, as of 17th July 2026. Located in Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, this project involves upgrading non-traditional construction type homes with an estimated value of £7,200,000. The tender process follows a restricted procedure, with an emphasis on quality and price as award criteria. Interested parties should note the submission deadline of 17th August 2026, with further invitations anticipated by 30th September 2026.

Blackburn Construction Homes Works

Description: North Lanarkshire Council are seeking a suitable contractor to carry out various works to upgrade Blackburn non-traditional construction type homes.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council has initiated a tender process for the "Blackburn Construction Homes Works" project, seeking a contractor to upgrade non-traditional construction homes in Wishaw, North Lanarkshire. Marked as active in the tender phase, the project's estimated value is £7.2 million and falls under the 'works' category with a selective procurement method, specifically a restricted procedure. Potential bidders are required to submit their applications by 12:00 on 17th August 2026, via electronic submission. This opportunity is overseen by the Scottish Courts as the review body, and further details can be obtained by contacting North Lanarkshire Council directly.

Servicing, Maintenance & Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Description: Servicing, Maintenance and Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Summary: The Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is inviting bids for a contract focused on the servicing, maintenance, and reactive repairs of existing fire detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, smoke vents, and dry risers within common areas. This public procurement process is categorised under repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations, with services being planned for locations across North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire, and Glasgow. Currently in the tender update stage, the tender deadline has been extended to 17 August 2026 at 12:00 PM to allow potential suppliers additional time to submit their proposals. The procurement will employ an open procedure, with the contract period set to begin on 1 October 2026 and extend through to 30 September 2029, offering a potential value of £300,000 GBP for the contract period.

Servicing, Maintenance & Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Description: Servicing, Maintenance and Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Summary: The Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is seeking tenders for the servicing, maintenance, and reactive repairs of existing fire detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, smoke vents, and dry risers in common areas. The project is located in Clyde Valley, covering North and South Lanarkshire. This services procurement, currently in the tender stage, has adopted an open procedure to attract bids. An important timeline amendment has extended the submission deadline to 17 August 2026, with the contract award starting from 1 October 2026 and running for a total of three years, with potential extensions up to two further years based on performance. The total value of the contract is estimated at £300,000. Interested parties should comply with the outlined submission methods and accreditations.

Provision of Legal Services

Description: Scottish Water is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement for the provision of a comprehensive range of legal services to support its statutory, operational, regulatory and commercial functions.
The Framework will provide access to specialist legal expertise across four service lots and will support Scottish Water in delivering major capital investment programmes, operational activities, regulatory obligations, governance responsibilities and strategic corporate objectives. The appointed framework suppliers will be required to provide high-quality legal advice, transactional support, dispute resolution services and representation where required, within a complex and highly regulated public sector environment operating substantially under Scots Law.

The Framework is divided into the following Lots:
Lot 1 - Land and Property Legal Services
Lot 2 - Commercial Legal Services
Lot 3 - Litigation and Employment Legal Services
Lot 4 - Governance, Corporate and Regulatory (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water, located in Glasgow, is currently in the tender stage for establishing a Framework Agreement for the provision of legal services, as per their procurement notice issued on 10th July 2026. This opportunity falls under the industry category of legal services and is targeted towards the delivery within Scotland (UKM region). The procurement involves a significant investment of £15,200,000 and aims to support Scottish Water's operational, regulatory, and commercial functions through a broad range of legal services. The tender process, employing a selective procurement method with a negotiated procedure with prior call for competition, will close on 11th August 2026, after which the second stage invitations are set to be issued on 9th September 2026.

Valves Refurbishment

Description: Scottish Water is looking to appoint framework partners to support the refurbishment of valves across its asset base throughout Scotland. This work forms a key part of Scottish Water's Beyond Net Zero ambitions, aiming to reduce carbon emissions, minimise waste, and extend the operational life of critical infrastructure. Refurbishment will be prioritised over replacement wherever possible, supporting a circular economy approach. The proposed framework will contribute directly to the delivery of SR27 commitments, with a focus on refurbishing as many valves as practicable across the network. Scope is expected to include, but is not limited to, inspection, refurbishment, repair, testing, and reinstallation of a wide range of valve types and sizes. Scottish Water is particularly interested in engaging with suppliers who can: Demonstrate innovative, low-carbon refurbishment techniques Maximise (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water is in the planning stage of a public procurement process titled "Valves Refurbishment," categorized under repair and maintenance services of valves. The project, focused on service delivery, aims to refurbish valves across Scottish Water’s asset base in Scotland, particularly aligning with the organisation's Beyond Net Zero goals by emphasising carbon reduction and waste minimisation. Interested parties are encouraged to express their interest by 31st July 2026, as the procurement process intends to assess market interest and capability. A future notice is expected by 1st September 2026. The procurement's estimated value is £4,000,000, and it is conducted under the legal framework of Directive 2014/25/EU within the CPV classification of 50512000.

Servicing, Maintenance & Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Description: Servicing, Maintenance and Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Summary: The Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is inviting bids for a contract focused on the servicing, maintenance, and reactive repairs of existing fire detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, smoke vents, and dry risers within common areas. This public procurement process is categorised under repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations, with services being planned for locations across North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire, and Glasgow. Currently in the tender update stage, the tender deadline has been extended to 17 August 2026 at 12:00 PM to allow potential suppliers additional time to submit their proposals. The procurement will employ an open procedure, with the contract period set to begin on 1 October 2026 and extend through to 30 September 2029, offering a potential value of £300,000 GBP for the contract period.

Servicing, Maintenance & Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Description: Servicing, Maintenance and Reactive Repairs of Existing Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Vents and Dry Risers within Common Areas

Summary: The Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited is seeking tenders for the servicing, maintenance, and reactive repairs of existing fire detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, smoke vents, and dry risers in common areas. The project is located in Clyde Valley, covering North and South Lanarkshire. This services procurement, currently in the tender stage, has adopted an open procedure to attract bids. An important timeline amendment has extended the submission deadline to 17 August 2026, with the contract award starting from 1 October 2026 and running for a total of three years, with potential extensions up to two further years based on performance. The total value of the contract is estimated at £300,000. Interested parties should comply with the outlined submission methods and accreditations.

Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework

Description: Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework

Summary: The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has issued an open procedure tender for the "Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework". This procurement process pertains to the services industry category and falls under environmental monitoring not related to construction. The framework is situated in North Lanarkshire, UK, and managed from SEPA's Angus Smith Building in Holytown. The tender stage involves the acceptance of electronic submissions, and key deadlines have been updated with submissions now due by 10th July 2026, and the opening of tenders occurring shortly thereafter on the same day. Contracts within this framework are active, and the procurement is underpinned by the legal guidance of 32014L0024.

Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework

Description: Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework

Summary: The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has issued an updated tender for the "Ad Hoc Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring and Radiological Assessments Framework." This procurement, classified under the CPV code 90711500 for environmental services, is situated in Holytown, North Lanarkshire (Region UKM). Originally announced in early June 2026, the procurement stage has been updated as of late June 2026, extending the submission deadline to 10th July 2026. Operating under an open procedure, the process involves electronic submission of bids via the Public Contracts Scotland portal. The procurement contract will span a period of 1440 days without options for extension or renewal.