Provision of Taxi Services to New College Lanarkshire

Description: New College Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire College require provision of Taxi Services across the Lanarkshire area and intend to form a framework agreement to cover the needs. This will include Planned Hires and Ad-hoc transportation of vulnerable students and business-related staff. Contractors interested in participating in the opportunity should be able to demonstrate at least the following (non-exhaustive list): Have capacity to deliver a prompt and efficient service to all the Colleges participating in this tender, with sufficient resource and processes in place to handle multiple bookings at any one time, in particular term-time peak periods. Commitment to safety, including a strong health and safety record, robust safeguarding practices, and compliance with all relevant transport regulations. Environmental awareness, with efforts to reduce emissions and adopt sustainable transport practices (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process, initiated by New College Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire College, is currently in the planning stage for the provision of taxi services across the Lanarkshire area. The tender, titled "Provision of Taxi Services to New College Lanarkshire," falls under the services category, specifically targeting the taxi services industry (CPV code 60120000). This procurement will establish a framework agreement aimed at facilitating transportation for vulnerable students and business-related staff. Expressions of interest should be submitted by interested contractors by 4 February 2026. The upcoming Early Market Engagement is scheduled for the week commencing 16 February 2026, with a future procurement notice expected by 2 March 2026.

Provision of Taxi Services to New College Lanarkshire

Description: New College Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire College require provision of Taxi Services across the Lanarkshire area and intend to form a framework agreement to cover the needs. This will include Planned Hires and Ad-hoc transportation of vulnerable students and business-related staff. Contractors interested in participating in the opportunity should be able to demonstrate at least the following (non-exhaustive list): Have capacity to deliver a prompt and efficient service to all the Colleges participating in this tender, with sufficient resource and processes in place to handle multiple bookings at any one time, in particular term-time peak periods. Commitment to safety, including a strong health and safety record, robust safeguarding practices, and compliance with all relevant transport regulations. Environmental awareness, with efforts to reduce emissions and adopt sustainable transport practices (read more...)

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Post Incident Support

Description: The Contracting Authority has a requirement for Post-Incident Support Services. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) is committed to taking all reasonable precautions for protecting the health, safety and wellbeing of all employees. The SFRS shall operate this arrangement to: -Support the Post Incident Support Policy -Support the SFRS Mental Health Strategy -Establish risk control measures, to reduce occupational injuries and ill health -Ensure a safe and healthy work environment The Service recognises that in some circumstances, individuals may require further specialist support following their exposure to a potentially traumatising event and these arrangements therefore set out the mechanisms in place to ensure such support is available to all staff.

Summary: The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS), supported by Scotland Excel, is conducting an active procurement process for a contract titled "Post Incident Support". This tender falls under the services category, specifically for psychiatrist or psychologist services, catering to staff who have experienced traumatic incidents. The procurement process is currently in the Tender stage, with electronic submissions accepted until 12th February 2026, via the open procedure method. The services cover all regions in Scotland, ensuring comprehensive geographical coverage, including remote areas. The contract has a base duration of two years, with potential extensions, and an estimated value of GBP 675,449.

Post Incident Support

Description: The Contracting Authority has a requirement for Post-Incident Support Services. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) is committed to taking all reasonable precautions for protecting the health, safety and wellbeing of all employees. The SFRS shall operate this arrangement to: -Support the Post Incident Support Policy -Support the SFRS Mental Health Strategy -Establish risk control measures, to reduce occupational injuries and ill health -Ensure a safe and healthy work environment The Service recognises that in some circumstances, individuals may require further specialist support following their exposure to a potentially traumatising event and these arrangements therefore set out the mechanisms in place to ensure such support is available to all staff.

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NHSL329-25 Joinery Contractors Framework

Description: NHS Lanarkshire's Property Services and Support Division (PSSD) is planning the procurement of a new Joinery Contractor Framework for reactive works and project works below GBP 50,000. This notice provides information on NHSL's service requirements, and seeks feedback from potential bidders to help inform the development of the procurement process.

Summary: NHS Lanarkshire is planning a procurement process for a new Joinery Contractors Framework aimed at providing reactive works and project works valued below GBP 50,000. This framework is categorised under 'works' and falls within the joinery industry as specified by CPV classification 45421000. The procurement is in the planning stage and anticipates a tender release on 2 February 2026. It will be conducted within the region of UKM8, and NHS Lanarkshire is seeking bidder feedback to refine the process. The notice outlines potential frameworks, either appointing three ranked contractors or dividing work into three lots, with the possibility of five contractors being selected for Lot 3.

NHSL329-25 Joinery Contractors Framework

Description: NHS Lanarkshire's Property Services and Support Division (PSSD) is planning the procurement of a new Joinery Contractor Framework for reactive works and project works below GBP 50,000. This notice provides information on NHSL's service requirements, and seeks feedback from potential bidders to help inform the development of the procurement process.

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Maintenance of Honeywell Gent Fire Alarm Installations in South Lanarkshire Council Properties

Description: The Council requires a Honeywell Gent Approved Partner who can provide the following service requirements across approximately 100 properties; -24/7 coverage 365 days per year (including emergency call out response) -Two service visits per year to each property - All Callouts and associated Labour including any parts required to make good faulty equipment -Ongoing maintenance requirements to fully uphold the installations listed including fitting any new Gent parts -Ongoing Alarm Monitoring -System Takeover (inclusive of any alarm programme changes) -Upgrade Installations.

Summary: South Lanarkshire Council is currently in the tender stage of a procurement process for the maintenance of Honeywell Gent fire alarm installations across approximately 100 properties in the area, including South Lanarkshire Council properties. This procurement, titled "Maintenance of Honeywell Gent Fire Alarm Installations in South Lanarkshire Council Properties," falls within the alarm-monitoring services industry category. The process follows an open procedure and will be conducted electronically via PCS-Tender. The deadline for tender submissions is 23rd January 2026, with the evaluation process to commence at the same date and time at 12:00 GMT. The contract is valued at £1,750,000 and will run for three years, with an optional extension of up to 36 months. The main goal is to source a Honeywell Gent Approved Partner who can guarantee 24/7, year-round service, including maintenance, alarm monitoring, and potential installation upgrades.

Maintenance of Honeywell Gent Fire Alarm Installations in South Lanarkshire Council Properties

Description: The Council requires a Honeywell Gent Approved Partner who can provide the following service requirements across approximately 100 properties; -24/7 coverage 365 days per year (including emergency call out response) -Two service visits per year to each property - All Callouts and associated Labour including any parts required to make good faulty equipment -Ongoing maintenance requirements to fully uphold the installations listed including fitting any new Gent parts -Ongoing Alarm Monitoring -System Takeover (inclusive of any alarm programme changes) -Upgrade Installations.

Summary: South Lanarkshire Council is currently in the planning stage for a procurement process aiming to secure services for the installation, commissioning, servicing, and maintenance of Honeywell Gent Fire Alarms across approximately 100 properties, including public buildings, sports centres, and schools. The council is located in Hamilton, UKM95, with the procurement notice published on 16 January 2025. The tender, identified as SLC/HT/24/083, involves selecting a Honeywell Fire Approved Partner capable of providing comprehensive fire alarm services, including 24/7 coverage, emergency callouts, and regular maintenance visits. Key dates include a future notice planned for 7 March 2025, with the procurement process adhering to the Open Tender procedure under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

Employability Services Procured Service Arrangement - Phase 2

Description: The Council is seeking to appoint service providers through a Procured Service Arrangement (PSA). This is a bespoke arrangement/flexible framework which will be developed primarily for Employability Services but can be accessed by all services within the Council. The PSA will be procured using the "light touch" procedure set out in Regulations 74 -76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 ("the 2015 Regulations"). This allows the Council to carry out a selection process which adopts the principles of equal treatment, non-discrimination and transparency and complies with procurement best practice without requiring the use of the traditional open or restricted procedure set out in the 2015 Regulations. The PSA has a broad scope of service delivery with the opportunity for many providers to be appointed. There is no (read more...)

Summary: South Lanarkshire Council is initiating a procurement process for the "Employability Services Procured Service Arrangement - Phase 2", focusing on education and training services. This procurement exercise is being conducted under a "light touch" approach compliant with the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, ensuring transparency, equal treatment, and non-discrimination. The contract covers South Lanarkshire (UKM95) and offers a significant investment opportunity with a total value of £4,000,000 GBP. This open procurement allows multiple service providers to be appointed, as there is no limit on the number of suppliers who can join. The tender process is currently in the active stage with a submission deadline of 3rd March 2026, and the project involves several lots, such as work-based learning and targeted support services.

Employability Services Procured Service Arrangement - Phase 2

Description: The Council is seeking to appoint service providers through a Procured Service Arrangement (PSA). This is a bespoke arrangement/flexible framework which will be developed primarily for Employability Services but can be accessed by all services within the Council. The PSA will be procured using the "light touch" procedure set out in Regulations 74 -76 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 ("the 2015 Regulations"). This allows the Council to carry out a selection process which adopts the principles of equal treatment, non-discrimination and transparency and complies with procurement best practice without requiring the use of the traditional open or restricted procedure set out in the 2015 Regulations. The PSA has a broad scope of service delivery with the opportunity for many providers to be appointed. There is no (read more...)

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