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Distress Brief Intervention

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a contract with a sole contractor for Distress Brief Intervention. . There is a longstanding culture of joint integration and partnership working across Lanarkshire which is further evidenced through the Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership (H&SCP) agreement for North Lanarkshire Social Care services to take a lead role in the commissioning of the DBI service on behalf of South Lanarkshire Social Care service and NHS Lanarkshire. . The approach to this procurement is in accordance with Regulation 74 (Social and Other Specific Services) of The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking one contractor to deliver Distress Brief Intervention services across Lanarkshire, supporting its work under the Scottish Government’s Mental Health Strategy. The service is commissioned on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council, South Lanarkshire Council and NHS Lanarkshire, building on existing joint working between health and social care partners. The contract covers North and South Lanarkshire. This is a counselling and support service for people experiencing distress, rather than a goods or construction contract.

Distress Brief Intervention

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a contract with a sole contractor for Distress Brief Intervention. . There is a longstanding culture of joint integration and partnership working across Lanarkshire which is further evidenced through the Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership (H&SCP) agreement for North Lanarkshire Social Care services to take a lead role in the commissioning of the DBI service on behalf of South Lanarkshire Social Care service and NHS Lanarkshire. . The approach to this procurement is in accordance with Regulation 74 (Social and Other Specific Services) of The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking one contractor to deliver Distress Brief Intervention (DBI) services across North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire. The service supports the councils and NHS Lanarkshire in responding to people experiencing distress, as part of the Scottish Government’s Mental Health Strategy. North Lanarkshire Social Care leads commissioning on behalf of South Lanarkshire Social Care and NHS Lanarkshire, reflecting an established partnership across Lanarkshire. The requirement is a social care and mental health support service, rather than a goods or construction contract. Delivery is across the two council areas; NHS Lanarkshire is also a commissioning partner. The procurement is intended to secure a single provider for the service across this partnership.

Provision of Motor Control Centres, Systems Integration and ICA Services

Description: Scottish Water is seeking to establish a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of Motor Control Centres (MCCs), Instrumentation, Control and Automation (ICA), Systems Integration (SI) and ICA maintenance and support services. The Framework will provide a flexible, scalable and resilient route to market for electrical, control, automation and Operational Technology (OT) requirements across Scottish Water's water and wastewater assets, supporting capital delivery, asset renewal and operational requirements.

The Framework will be divided into three Lots, with multiple suppliers appointed to each Lot: Lot 1 - Integrated MCC, ICA and Systems Integration; Lot 2 - Systems Integration and Automation Services; and Lot 3 - ICA Maintenance, Minor Works and Support. Suppliers may apply for one, several or all Lots. Depending on the nature, value, complexity and risk of each (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water is seeking suppliers for a multi-supplier framework covering motor control centres (MCCs), instrumentation, control and automation (ICA), systems integration and related maintenance and support. The three work areas are integrated MCC, ICA and systems integration solutions; specialist systems integration and automation; and maintenance, minor works and support for existing assets. Work can range from equipment supply or discrete engineering tasks to integrated design, manufacture, installation, testing and commissioning, as well as planned and reactive maintenance and refurbishment. The framework supports Scottish Water’s capital projects, asset renewal and operational needs across its water and wastewater assets. Delivery is across Scotland, and Scottish Water’s appointed delivery vehicles may also use the framework.

Inspection, Maintenance & Repair of Education PE (PESSPA), Outdoor Play & Fitness-Suite Equipment

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a Framework Agreement with a single Contractor for Inspection, Maintenance & Repair of Education PE (PESSPA), Outdoor Play & Fitness-Suite Equipment.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking a single contractor to inspect, maintain and repair physical education and school sport equipment, outdoor play equipment and fitness-suite equipment. The requirement covers sports and gymnasium equipment and playground equipment, including associated safety education services. The work is for the Council’s education settings and facilities in North Lanarkshire. This is a service contract for equipment inspection, maintenance and repair (CPV 50000000).

Inspection, Maintenance & Repair of Education PE (PESSPA), Outdoor Play & Fitness-Suite Equipment

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish a Framework Agreement with a single Contractor for Inspection, Maintenance & Repair of Education PE (PESSPA), Outdoor Play & Fitness-Suite Equipment.

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council is seeking a single contractor to inspect, maintain and repair physical education and school sport (PESSPA) equipment, outdoor play equipment and fitness-suite equipment. The requirement covers education settings in North Lanarkshire. The work is a service contract focused on keeping this equipment inspected, maintained and repaired; the council plans to establish a framework agreement with one supplier. The notice describes the scope at a high level, with the detailed requirements forming part of the tender pack. This opportunity is most relevant to suppliers able to provide inspection and repair services across the different types of equipment used for school physical education, outdoor play and fitness activities.

Battery-powered Temporary Power Solutions

Description: Scottish Water is currently developing its future approach to temporary power solutions. As part of this work, we are seeking to better understand the market for battery-powered temporary power solutions, including supplier capabilities and the availability of both hire and purchase models. Previous market engagement has already established that a range of battery, hybrid and solar-assisted technologies exist within the market. Scottish Water is now seeking practical insight from suppliers with experience deploying battery-powered, hybrid and solar-assisted temporary power solutions across construction, utilities, and infrastructure projects. This work supports Scottish Water's ambitions around Beyond Net Zero, Service Excellence and Great Value & Financial Sustainability, and looks to better understand the role battery-powered temporary power solutions may play in supporting these ambitions. This engagement is intended to inform Scottish (read more...)

Summary: Scottish Water is exploring battery-powered temporary power solutions for use across its construction, utilities and infrastructure projects. The market engagement covers battery, hybrid and solar-assisted systems, and whether suppliers provide them for hire or purchase. The buyer wants practical evidence of where these technologies have been deployed, their applications and operational performance, and how they compare with diesel or HVO generators. It is also interested in constraints, differences in suitability between battery-only and hybrid systems, suppliers’ plans to expand low-carbon provision, and emerging alternatives. The procurement category is equipment, including generators and electric accumulators. Delivery is associated with Scotland. This is market research to inform Scottish Water’s future approach to temporary power, supporting its stated aims on net zero, service quality and value for money.

North Lanarkshire Council - New Build Housing Pathfinder (2026 / 27)

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the Council) are undertaking an innovative development pathfinder' approach for the purchase of newly built affordable homes for social housing in North Lanarkshire

Summary: North Lanarkshire Council plans to buy newly built homes for social and affordable housing through a development-pathfinder approach. It is seeking proposals from private developers for completed homes on private-sector sites, particularly in areas with higher housing demand or significant replacement programmes. The council may use bulk purchases to add affordable homes and support delivery of its wider new-build programme. Proposed sites should be in North Lanarkshire and suitable for housing under the current or emerging Local Development Plan. The homes must be in locations and of types that meet the council’s housing needs. This is a potential purchase of homes rather than a conventional contract for construction services: developers bring forward sites and proposals, and the council considers them case by case.

Supply and Delivery of Pre-Packed Shelf Bakery and Biscuits for Refectories

Description: The Authority is seeking a Contractor(s) to provide individually pre-packed shelf bakery and biscuits for college's refectories.

Summary: New College Lanarkshire is buying individually pre-packed, shelf-stable bakery products and biscuits for serving in its college refectories. The requirement covers supply and delivery to the college’s campuses in Motherwell, Coatbridge and Cumbernauld. This is a goods contract for a supplier, or suppliers, able to provide packaged bakery and biscuit products suitable for regular catering and refectory use. The buyer is the education organisation New College Lanarkshire, based at its Motherwell campus. The procurement is classified under CPV 15812100, covering bread products, fresh pastry goods and cakes. Delivery is required across the three named campus locations, so suppliers should be able to manage distribution to multiple college sites rather than a single delivery point. The opportunity is relevant to bakery manufacturers, wholesalers, food distributors and specialist catering suppliers with suitable packaged product ranges.

Dargavel Burn Restoration Project - Developed & Technical Design Stages (RIBA 3 &4)

Description: Green Action Trust wishes to appoint a suitably qualified Consultant to deliver the Developed and Technical Design stages (RIBA 3 and 4) for the Dargavel Burn Restoration and Weir Removal Project. The commission may be extended to provide preparation and supervision of the RIBA 5 Works procurement and delivery stages respectively.

Summary: Green Action Trust is seeking a suitably qualified consultant for the Dargavel Burn Restoration and Weir Removal Project. The work covers engineering design services for the Developed and Technical Design stages (RIBA 3 and 4), taking the scheme from concept design to a build-ready technical design. The consultant will develop river restoration, biodiversity and landscape improvements; carry out ecological, environmental and flood-risk assessments and modelling; undertake stakeholder engagement; prepare statutory consents, including EASR and planning permission; and produce NEC4 tender documents for the construction stage. The design must address contaminated land, flood risk and ecological sensitivities, with decisions and risk controls documented. The work is for the Dargavel Burn project in Scotland, with possible support through construction, including project management, design, supervision and ecological and geomorphological services.

Dargavel Burn Restoration Project - Developed & Technical Design Stages (RIBA 3 &4)

Description: Green Action Trust wishes to appoint a suitably qualified Consultant to deliver the Developed and Technical Design stages (RIBA 3 and 4) for the Dargavel Burn Restoration and Weir Removal Project. The commission may be extended to provide preparation and supervision of the RIBA 5 Works procurement and delivery stages respectively.

Summary: Green Action Trust is seeking a consultant for the Dargavel Burn Restoration and Weir Removal Project. The work is professional design consultancy covering Developed and Technical Design at RIBA Stages 3 and 4, taking the project from concept design to a build-ready technical design. The scope includes river restoration, biodiversity and landscape improvements, ecological and environmental assessments, flood modelling, stakeholder engagement, surveys and investigations, statutory consents including EASR and planning permission, and NEC4 tender documentation for the construction stage. The consultant may also support construction procurement and delivery, including project management, principal designer, supervisor, ecological and geomorphological duties. The work relates to engineering design services (CPV 71320000) and is delivered for the Dargavel project.