Find Tenders in Scottish Borders

Ice House Redevelopment, Eyemouth

Description: Eyemouth Harbour Trust are seeking a contractor to carry out the refurbishment of the first floor of the Icehouse building at Eyemouth Harbour to provide office/conference space.

Summary: See notice for full details.

Maintenance Painterwork MTC 2026/29

Description: Generally, the service will comprise the regular Maintenance Painterwork of the Associations stock. The MTC will be for a period of 3 years; with the option to extend for a further 4 x single 12-month periods at The Association's individual discretion.

Summary: The Berwickshire Housing Association Ltd is seeking to contract maintenance painterwork services for its housing stock through an open tender process titled "Maintenance Painterwork MTC 2026/29." This contract is classified under repair and maintenance services with CPV code 50000000, covering the region UKM91 in Berwickshire, United Kingdom. The procurement process is currently at the tender stage, with submissions due by 16 January 2026. The initial contract period is three years, with options for four additional one-year extensions at the Association's discretion. Bidders must adhere to specific quality and cost criteria, each weighing 50%, with detailed itemised invoices required for each block address painted.

Maintenance Painterwork MTC 2026/29

Description: Generally, the service will comprise the regular Maintenance Painterwork of the Associations stock. The MTC will be for a period of 3 years; with the option to extend for a further 4 x single 12-month periods at The Association's individual discretion.

Summary: See notice for full details.

Independent Living Supportive Technology (warden call) Replacement Works

Description: Supply and install a new fully Digital Warden Call / Telecare System

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Process Improvement Consultant

Description: Scottish Borders Council (the Council) is seeking Bidder responses to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) to appoint an experienced Process Improvement Consultant to support organisational transformation initiatives. The consultant will work closely with internal teams to analyse, redesign, and optimise key business processes, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and compliance with Council procurement standards.

Summary: Scottish Borders Council is involved in a public procurement process seeking to appoint a Process Improvement Consultant to aid in organisational transformation. This process falls under the industry category of business and management consultancy services and is classified as a services contract. The procurement uses an open procedure, and the contract is valued at GBP 100,000. It is located in the UKM91 region with key activities expected to improve strategic alignment and compliance with Council procurement standards. The tender phase ended on 17th December 2025, followed by an award phase beginning the same day. The award was officially concluded on 27th January 2026, with Dapa Delta Ltd securing the contract, marking the process as complete.

Process Improvement Consultant

Description: Scottish Borders Council (the Council) is seeking Bidder responses to this Invitation to Tender (ITT) to appoint an experienced Process Improvement Consultant to support organisational transformation initiatives. The consultant will work closely with internal teams to analyse, redesign, and optimise key business processes, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and compliance with Council procurement standards.

Summary: The procurement process, titled "Process Improvement Consultant," was conducted by the Scottish Borders Council, focusing on the services industry category in the Newtown St Boswells area (UKM91). Initially tendered on 17th November 2025 with a deadline for submissions on 17th December 2025, the process reached the award stage by 27th January 2026. The open procurement method was employed, indicating a transparent selection process. The opportunity aimed to appoint a consultant to support organisational transformation, aligning with strategic goals and compliance standards.

Provision of External Decoration 2026

Description: External and communal decoration works

Summary: See notice for full details.

Provision of Extension and Adaptation Works

Description: Scottish Borders Housing Association (SBHA) is seeking to award a contract for the single storey extension and adaptation works to one of its properties.

Summary: See notice for full details.

Larriston Fell Peatland Restoration

Description: The restoration of a 35-hectare area of blanket bog on Larriston Fell in the Scottish Borders. The surrounding farm is managed mainly for forestry but the peatland restoration area is managed for conservation. The project has already been partially completed, however we are looking for a contractor to complete the works. It is proposed that the works are completed within the current financial year (ending March 2026).

Summary: See notice for full details.

Bridge and Culvert Inspections

Description: Scottish Borders Council (the Council) is seeking a consultant to provide Bridge and Culvert Inspections. The Council's 'Bridge Team' have duty under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 to manage and maintain the bridge stock such that it is safe and fit for purpose. A significant element of this duty is inspecting the bridges to determine their condition and take appropriate action as required.

Summary: The Scottish Borders Council is conducting a public procurement process for consultancy services focused on Bridge and Culvert Inspections. This falls under the services industry category and is classified as bridge-inspection services under CPV code 71631450. The procurement stage is currently complete, with an active contract awarded to AECOM. This open procedure, governed by the legal framework 32014L0024, is connected to the region designated as UKM91. The contract, valued at approximately GBP 440,968.22, was signed on 8th December 2025. The procurement process entailed significant participation, evidenced by 14 bids, including submissions from SMEs, and electronic submissions were fully utilised.