description:
The project involves the demolition of the former Gardenrose Primary School, Maybole together with the disposal of all contents within the buildings, hardstandings, external fittings, rubbish and debris within the site boundary etc. in order to provide a fully cleared level site.
 The principal activities to be carried out under the project include the following:
 - Complete removal of all buildings superstructures and substructures including concrete ground floor slabs and foundations etc.
 - Asbestos Removal (refer asbestos reports report for locations and recommendations).
 - Removal of the roof sheeting and roof structure/finishes
 - Removal of all masonry external fabric
 - Removal of any steel structures
 - Removal of floor structure
 - Grubbing up of slabs and foundations
 - Removal of all materials
 - Removal of any required vegetation
 - Removal of asbestos content products
 - Removal of all storage materials within Primary School/Rooms including any liquids, etc.
 - Removal of Education materials to storage containers or similar (client will advise if required prior to demolition works commencing)
 - Removal of all materials, contents, etc. within the existing buildings
 - Removal of any small retaining walls within the site
 - Import and grade of soil & seed on completion
 - Capping of Drainage to last manhole and removal of services
 - Protection of neighbouring premises
 - Traffic Management Requirements
 - Ensuring neighbouring properties are structurally safe & unaffected.
 - Import and grade of soil & seed on completion
 - Installation of fencing to neighbouring properties around site boundary
 - Removal of external furniture/fittings within the site boundary including furniture within and outwith the tarmac/hard landscaped areas e.g. benches, seating, tree trunks (previously used as play/climbing apparatus), stepping stones, children’s seats/play toadstools/seats etc.
 - Removal of hardstandings including kerbs, surfacing etc.
 - Removal of rubbish within the complete site boundary including all former play equipment, huts, temporary buildings, fittings etc.
 Refer tender documents including PCI, drawings S001-S003 and NBS Specification etc. for further details.. 1. Appointment will be on a Price and Quality basis plus a series of pass/fail requirements. Refer Section 1 of the tender documents for details.
 2. The tender documents will be updated during the tender period (currently envisaged to be on 15/12/23) e.g. the addition of the demolition asbestos survey which is awaited and various clarifications to the tender information.

description: Gardenrose Primary School, Gardenrose Path Maybole KA19 8BH

title: G24965 Gardenrose Primary School Demolition Works, Gardenrose Path Maybole KA19 8BH

description: The project involves the demolition of the former Gardenrose Primary School, Maybole together with the disposal of all contents within the buildings, hardstandings, external fittings, asbestos removal, rubbish and debris within the site boundary etc. in order to provide a fully cleared level site.. Refer tender documentation for further details.

title: G24965 Section 1 231130 (rev0)

title: G24965 Section 2 Prelims 231130 rev 0

title: G24965 Section 3 Pricing Document 231130

title: Photos

title: 2023.11.22 Issue Sheet

title: 9353 Pre-Construction Information Gardenrose Primary Maybole Nov 23+Apps

title: 9353 S001 Location Plan

title: 9353 S002 Demolition Works

title: 9353 S003 Extents Of Service Investigations

title: 10580 GARDENROSE PRIMARY SCHOOL GPR Sh1

title: 10580 GARDENROSE PRIMARY SCHOOL GPR Sh2

title: NBS Specifiation for Demo+Groundworks

title: G24965 Section 2 Prelims (revised 23-12-14)

title: G24965 Section 3 Pricing Document (revised 23-12-14)

title: 9353 Pre-Construction Information Gardenrose Primary Maybole Nov 23 Rev.A+apps (revised 23-12-12)

title: 9353 S002B Demolition Works (revised 23-12-14)

title: NBS Specifiation for Demo+Groundworks (revised 23-12-12)

title: PROPOSED WORKSCOPE (revised 23-12-14)

title: G24965 Tender Amendment 240110

title: G24965 Gardenrose PS - Additional Q&A Raised 24-01-24

description:
1. Refer tender documents for details.
 2. Demolition shall be carried out by a member of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors.

South Ayrshire Council

locality: Ayr

postalCode: KA7 1DR

streetAddress: County Buildings, Wellington Square

description: General public services

legalName: South Ayrshire Council

name: Ayr Sheriff Court And Justice Of The Peace Court

streetAddress: Wellington Square

description: General public services

Central Demolition Ltd

locality: Bonnybridge

postalCode: FK4 2AG

streetAddress: Central House, Chattan Industrial Estate, Bonnyside Road

legalName: Central Demolition Ltd

description:
Please ensure that all tenders are fully complete and include all information required by the tender documents.
 (SC Ref:758498)


rel: canonical

status: unsuccessful

statusDetails: discontinued

currency: GBP

status: cancelled

description: After 48 months the Council will consider if there is an ongoing requirement.

description:
The service is for the provision of formal counselling and will follow the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapy (BACP) definition of counselling which is:
 ‘a professional activity delivered by qualified practitioners in schools. Counsellors offer troubled and/or distressed children and young people an opportunity to talk about their difficulties, within a relationship of agreed confidentiality.’
 Therefore confidentiality, accountability and clinical supervision are paramount.
 The allocation of sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Through discussion with school staff these should be a mixture of both one to one counselling and group work. Bidders are required to specify the cost of sessions as well as the type of counselling approach and anticipated duration for each referral.
 This service shall be delivered to young people aged 11 to 18 years who attend an ERC mainstream secondary school and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.
 Examples of mild to moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.

as per procurement docs

type: quality

type: price

variantPolicy: notAllowed

description: The Council will consider if there is an ongoing requirement after 48 months.

description:
The service is for the provision of formal counselling and will follow the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapy (BACP) definition of counselling which is:
 ‘a professional activity delivered by qualified practitioners in schools. Counsellors offer troubled and/or distressed children and young people an opportunity to talk about their difficulties, within a relationship of agreed confidentiality.’
 Therefore confidentiality, accountability and clinical supervision are paramount.
 The allocation of sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Bidders are required to specify the cost of sessions as well as the type of counselling approach and anticipated duration for each referral.
 This service shall be delivered to children / young people aged 4 and a half to 12 years (Primary 1 - 7) who are attending an ERC mainstream primary school and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.
 Examples of mild to moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.

description:
The service is for the provision of group work for children and young people targeting moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.
 The allocation of group-work sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Bidders are required to specify the price of group sessions for 3-6 pupils as well as the type of group work and anticipated duration for each group.
 This service shall be delivered to children and young people aged 4 and a half to 12 years (Primary 1 - 7) who attend an ERC mainstream primary school and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.
 The service must complement and build upon the range of whole-school and targeted approaches already available in ERC schools to help support the mental, emotional, social and physical wellbeing of children and young people.

description:
The service is for the provision of Play Therapy for children and young people targeting moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.
 The allocation of therapy sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Bidders are required to specify the price of therapy sessions as well as the type of therapeutic intervention and anticipated duration for each session.
 This service shall be delivered to children and young people aged 4 and a half to 12 years (Primary 1 - 7) who attend an ERC mainstream primary school and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.

description:
The service is for the provision of Art Therapy for children and young people targeting moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.
 The allocation of therapy sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Bidders are required to specify the cost of sessions as well as the type of therapeutic work and anticipated duration for each session.
 This service shall be delivered to children and young people aged 4 and a half to 12 years (Primary 1 - 7) who attend an ERC mainstream primary and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.

description:
The service is for the provision of Drama Therapy for children and young people targeting moderate mental health difficulties include but are not limited to anxiety, mild depression, distress, phobias, mild self-harm, mild obsessive compulsive difficulties and behaviours symptomatic of relational disconnection and trauma, for example, in relation to transitions, bereavement and loss, friendship problems, self-esteem, loneliness, school pressures and social and family issues.
 The allocation of therapy sessions to each school will be based on the funding available to the school (number of pupils). Bidders are required to specify the cost of sessions as well as the type of therapeutic work and anticipated duration for each session.
 This service shall be delivered to children / young people aged 4 and a half to 12 years (Primary 1 - 7) who attend an ERC mainstream primary and have mild to moderate mental health difficulties which are at risk of or are causing distress and impacting on the day to day life of the child or young person.

description: East Renfrewshire

scheme: CPV

description: East Renfrewshire

description: East Renfrewshire

description: East Renfrewshire

description: East Renfrewshire

description: East Renfrewshire

title: Provision of Child Counselling & Support Services: Lots 1-6

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description:
East Renfrewshire Council is inviting tenders, from suitably qualified companies for the provision of Child Counselling and Support Services across the following lots:
 	Lot 1 - Counselling service (one to one and group work) to 7 mainstream secondary schools
 	Lot 2 - Counselling service (one to one) to 24 mainstream primary schools
 	Lot 3 - Group work to 24 mainstream primary schools
 	Lot 4 - Play Therapy to 24 mainstream primary schools
 	Lot 5 - Art Therapy to 24 mainstream primary schools
 	Lot 6 - Drama Therapy to 24 mainstream primary schools
 A sole supplier will be appointed onto each of the 6 Lots available.
 Bidders should only bid for multiple lots where they have the capacity to deliver multiple lots. If a bidder is successful in more than one lot, they will be expected to deliver the services within all the lots bid for / successful in.
 Values shown are exclusive of VAT and represent total value for a 48 month contract. No spend is guaranteed.

documentType: contractNotice

documentType: awardNotice

scheme: CELEX

description: The Council will consider the requirement once this 48 month contract has completed and if there is an ongoing need.

performanceTerms: All information as contained in the Tender Information Pack.

electronicInvoicingPolicy: allowed

procurementMethod: open

type: suitability

description:
The counselling support provided must conform to professional standards, codes of practice and supervision practice such as those provided by COSCA (Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland) and BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) as well as current best practice for school based counselling.
 All staff must be appropriately trained, qualified and registered/accredited by their professional/therapeutic bodies. For example a Postgraduate Qualification in Drama Therapy accredited by the British Association of Dramatherapy Registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) is essential.
 The counselling team must have a recognised counselling qualification with relevant experience and be registered/ accredited with COSCA (Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland) or BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy).
 The provider should ensure that councilors are highly trained to Master Level accreditation.
 All staff must have an up-to date enhanced disclosure Scotland PVG carried out at the provider’s expense before being able to provide the services. The provider and staff must comply with East Renfrewshire Council’s policies including without limitation, child protection policy (Standard Circular 57). See Appendix 1 of the Tender Information Pack.

type: economic

description:
The Council reserves the right at its own discretion to seek information from the applicant in accordance with Regulation 61(7) or Regulation 61(8) of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 to determine the Applicant’s economic and financial standing. East Renfrewshire Council requires to ensure that the economic operator has the necessary economic and financial capacity to perform and complete the contract. In the current difficult economic environment, the Council seeks to ensure that the contractor who undertakes the works has suitable financial strength and capacity to complete these goods, works or services.
 Where an economic operator wishes to be considered for selection under this contract but cannot meet the turnover and/or Credit Safe score of 30 that economic operator must provide financial information which will satisfy the Council that they have an equivalent level of economic and financial standing; and must provide related guarantees or formal assurances to support their right to participate and be considered for any contract award (Regulation 61(8)). Please note that any financial information disclosed should evidence the financial strength of the economic operator tendering, therefore additional supporting information will need to be provided where joint or group accounts are provided in support of a bid to explain to the Council the relevance of that information.
 Where the economic bidder relies upon or intends to reply upon any Key Subcontractors in performance of the contract, then the Council reserves the right to assess the financial strength and suitability the Key subcontractor as part of the qualification process; Where the economic operator relies upon a parent company to provide financial assurance in support of their bid, the Council will also reserve the right to seek financial information on the strength and suitability of the parent company; and
 Where the economic operator relies upon the capacity of other parties in respect of selection and/or performance of the contract, then dependent on the nature of the arrangement the Council may require full disclosure of financial information in support of the bid. For example, where the bidder identifies as a consortium the Council will require that the consortium, as a group, can meet the financial selection requirements contained in the procurement documents. Where a bidder is part of a Consortium, it shall procure the execution and delivery to the Employer of a Consortium Guarantee (in the form provided by the council) executed by each member of the Consortium (acting as Consortium guarantor) in Self Proving Form.
 The Council reserves the right to monitor that the economic operator continues to meet the financial selection requirements upon receipt of the invitation to tender or after evaluation has been completed and prior to any award being made. Economic operators must inform the Council of any changes to any submission made by them in respect of their financial and or economic situation. The Council will further reserve the right to remove any economic operator from the tendering process where they are no longer able to fulfil any of the selection requirements as directed within the procurement documents.
 Further detail is contained within the procurement documents.
 Bidders who cannot meet the required level of turnover will be excluded from this tender.
 It is a requirement of this contract that bidders hold, or can commit to obtain prior to the commencement of any subsequently awarded contract, the types and levels of insurance indicated below:
 Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability Insurance = 5 million GBP
 Public Liability Insurance 5 million GBP
 Professional Indemnity Insurance 2 million GBP

type: technical

description:
Bidders who intend to use a supply chain to deliver the requirements detailed in the Contract Notice, must confirm they have (or have access to) the relevant supply chain management and tracking systems to ensure a resilient and sustainable supply chain. Bidders must provide a response at SPD Q4.C.4 and this will include confirmation that they have the systems in place to pay subcontractors through the supply chain promptly and effectively, and provide evidence when requested of:
 a) their standard payment terms.
 b) ≥95% of all supply chain invoices being paid on time (in accordance with the terms of contract) in the last financial year.
 Bidders unable to confirm (b) must provide an improvement plan, signed by their Director, which improves payment performance. It should be noted that where a bidder is unable to confirm or provide a satisfactory improvement plan the Council reserves the right to remove you from the process.
 Bidders are required to confirm whether they intend to subcontract and, if so, for what proportion of the contract.
 Bidders who intend to subcontract more than 25% to any individual organisation must ensure the SPD (Scotland) - Subcontractors Supplier Response is completed and uploaded at question 2C.1 of the qualification envelope.

description: Execution of the service is reserved to a particular profession

mainProcurementCategory: services

procurementMethodDetails: Open procedure

East Renfrewshire Council

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody

locality: Giffnock

postalCode: G46 6UG

streetAddress: Eastwood HQ, Eastwood Park,

scheme: COFOG

description: General public services

legalName: East Renfrewshire Council

name: Paisley Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

locality: Paisley

postalCode: PA3 2HW

description: General public services

streetAddress: St James Street

description:
Prompt Payment-The successful tenderer shall, as a condition of being awarded the contract, be required to demonstrate to the council's satisfaction that all funds due to the tenderer's permitted sub-contractors in respect of these services are paid timeously and that as a minimum invoices rendered by subcontractors shall(unless formally disputed by the tenderer)be paid within 30 days of receipt.
 The successful tenderer shall also impose this condition on its subcontractors in respect of payments due to any sub-sub-contractors, if any.
 The Council reserves the right to request copies of insurance certificates from bidders at any point during the contract period. Failure to supply the information within timeframe requested may result in your bid being rejected & the Council proceeding with the procurement exercise to the next appropriate bidder.
 Additional information pertaining to this contract notice is contained within the Tender documents. Applicants must ensure they read in line with this contract notice.
 Community Benefits are required under this contract.
 (SC Ref:779945)

initiationType: tender

scheme: EU-OJ


measure: bids

measure: smeBids

measure: foreignBidsFromEU

measure: foreignBidsFromNonEU

measure: electronicBids

status: complete

description: The ESPD will be used to shortlist suitable contractors. Selected bidders will be issued with a pricing document and tender quality questionnaire. The returned pricing documents and quality questionnaires will be assessed to identify the preferred bidder.

description: Drumchapel, Glasgow

title: Pineview Housing Association Common close and external painterwork contract 2024-2028

description: The housing association is seeking to appoint a single contractor to undertake cyclical painterwork to common and external areas of all properties within their housing stock. Approximately 692 properties in total.

documentType: economicSelectionCriteria

documentType: technicalSelectionCriteria

title: Details of the Quality Questionnaire scoring criteria and and Quality/Price scoring methodology

procurementMethod: selective

mainProcurementCategory: works

procurementMethodDetails: Restricted procedure

Pineview Housing Association Limited

locality: Glasgow

postalCode: G15 7QR

streetAddress: 5 Rozelle Avenue, Drumchapel

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Pineview Housing Association Limited

Armour Construction Consultants

roles: reviewBody processContactPoint

locality: Kilmarnock

postalCode: KA1 1PT

streetAddress: 65 King Street

legalName: Armour Construction Consultants

Glasgow Sheriff Court

legalName: Glasgow Sheriff Court

Pineview Housing Association Limited

description: Housing and community amenities

JS Harvie & Co

postalCode: G51 2RZ

streetAddress: Unit K Woodville Court, 22 Woodville St

scale: sme

legalName: JS Harvie & Co

Glasgow Sheriff Court

roles: reviewBody mediationBody

postalCode: G5 9DA

streetAddress: 1 Carlton Place

status: active

description: (SC Ref:782654)


title: Lot 1-1 - Residential Construction - 1 to 30 Homes

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s Housebuilding Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. There are also opportunities for other organisations to utilise the Framework Agreement. In order to realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately.
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this Contract Notice relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 There is a strong desire to innovate in the design and construction of the new homes and to deliver sustainable communities through place-making. All homes will be constructed, as a minimum, to net zero carbon and the Council is seeking to innovate beyond this standard where real benefit can be provided for tenants.
 Through the construction of new housing, the Council is seeking to support the Council’s Business Plan and Core Principles as well as promote and encourage the following outcomes;
 - Compliance with the Council’s Design Guide (a summarised version is attached as Annex 5. This document is an example and a summary of the full design guide, which is subject to review and update when required)
 - Quality Management and Assurance
 - Accelerating delivery and promoting innovation throughout design and construction
 - Cost Compliance/Achieving Best Value
 - Experience of working with different Forms of Contract and Procurement Approaches
 - Collaboration with different stakeholders and partners
 - Working with SME’s and Local Supply Chains including compliance with prompt payment terms
 - Operating in a sustainable manner and achieving sustainable outcomes
 - The delivery of community benefits aligned to the needs of the local area and Council tenants
 - Compliance with Fair Working Practices/Initiatives
 - Impact positively on the Housing Emergency, which was declared in 2023.
 With the renewal of this Framework Agreement, the Council is looking to establish a group of housebuilding contractors committed to delivering the Council’s vision for the creation of high quality, vibrant and sustainable places where people want to live.
 This Framework Agreement is open to all organisations named in this notice, however, it is not necessary for tenderers to necessarily be able to provide works in all regions, it is only necessary to be able to provide works to the greater Lothian region.
 Lot 1.1 will comprise of sites ranging from 1 home to 30 homes.
 This Lot shall cover both Build Only (where the contractor fulfils a design provided by the Council) and Design and Build (where the contractor has full design responsibility following the Council’s supplied brief) requirements. It is anticipated that the majority of projects utilising the Framework Agreement will focus on building affordable homes. However, mixed tenure may also be utilised in certain circumstances as well as other residential schemes, including but not limited to, care homes, nurseries, supported living accommodation and temporary accommodation.
 Design team novation will need to be accepted and managed appropriately by successful organisations where applicable.

description:
A two stage process shall be followed.
 Stage 1 - Pre-Qualification via the SPD. The SPD asks tenderers general questions; when completing tenderers must consider statements in this Notice that detail specific requirements. Tenderers must
 a) Pass the Minimum Standards in SPD Sections 2,3,4 and 5 in the PCS-T Qualification envelope. Statements for Section can be found in III.1.1, III.1.2, and III.1.3 of this Notice.
 b) Complete the scored SPC Section 4C (Technical and Professional Ability) found in the PCS-T Technical Envelope. Statements for these questions can be found in Section III.1.3 of this Notice.
 Section 4C will be scored as per the scoring methodology detailed below.
 4 - Excellent - Response is completely relevant and excellent overall. The response is comprehensive, unambiguous and demonstrates a thorough understanding of the requirement and provides details of how the requirement will be met in full.
 3 - Good - Response is relevant and good. The response is sufficiently detailed to demonstrate a good understanding and provides details on how the requirements will be fulfilled.
 2 - Acceptable - Response is relevant and acceptable. The response addresses a broad understanding of the requirement but may lack details on how the requirement will be fulfilled in certain areas.
 1 - Poor - Response is partially relevant but generally poor. The response addresses some elements of the requirement but contains insufficient/limited detail or explanation to demonstrate how the requirement will be fulfilled.
 0 - Unacceptable - Nil or inadequate response. Fails to demonstrate an ability to meet the requirement.

title: Lot 1.2 - Residential Construction - 31 to 100 Homes

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s Housebuilding Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. There are also opportunities for other organisations to utilise the Framework Agreement. In order to realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately.
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this Contract Notice relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 There is a strong desire to innovate in the design and construction of the new homes and to deliver sustainable communities through place-making. All homes will be constructed, as a minimum, to net zero carbon and the Council is seeking to innovate beyond this standard where real benefit can be provided for tenants.
 Through the construction of new housing, the Council is seeking to support the Council’s Business Plan and Core Principles as well as promote and encourage the following outcomes;
 - Compliance with the Council’s Design Guide (a summarised version is attached as Annex 5. This document is an example and a summary of the full design guide, which is subject to review and update when required)
 - Quality Management and Assurance
 - Accelerating delivery and promoting innovation throughout design and construction
 - Cost Compliance/Achieving Best Value
 - Experience of working with different Forms of Contract and Procurement Approaches
 - Collaboration with different stakeholders and partners
 - Working with SME’s and Local Supply Chains including compliance with prompt payment terms
 - Operating in a sustainable manner and achieving sustainable outcomes
 - The delivery of community benefits aligned to the needs of the local area and Council tenants
 - Compliance with Fair Working Practices/Initiatives
 - Impact positively on the Housing Emergency, which was declared in 2023.
 With the renewal of this Framework Agreement, the Council is looking to establish a group of housebuilding contractors committed to delivering the Council’s vision for the creation of high quality, vibrant and sustainable places where people want to live.
 This Framework Agreement is open to all organisations named in this notice, however, it is not necessary for tenderers to necessarily be able to provide works in all regions, it is only necessary to be able to provide works to the greater Lothian region.
 Lot 1.2 will comprise of sites ranging from 31 home to 100 homes.
 This Lot shall cover both Build Only (where the contractor fulfils a design provided by the Council) and Design and Build (where the contractor has full design responsibility following the Council’s supplied brief) requirements. It is anticipated that the majority of projects utilising the Framework Agreement will focus on building affordable homes. However, mixed tenure may also be utilised in certain circumstances as well as other residential schemes, including but not limited to, care homes, nurseries, supported living accommodation and temporary accommodation.
 Design team novation will need to be accepted and managed appropriately by successful organisations where applicable.

title: Lot 1.3 - Residential Construction - 100+ Homes

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s Housebuilding Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. There are also opportunities for other organisations to utilise the Framework Agreement. In order to realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately.
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this Contract Notice relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 There is a strong desire to innovate in the design and construction of the new homes and to deliver sustainable communities through place-making. All homes will be constructed, as a minimum, to net zero carbon and the Council is seeking to innovate beyond this standard where real benefit can be provided for tenants.
 Through the construction of new housing, the Council is seeking to support the Council’s Business Plan and Core Principles as well as promote and encourage the following outcomes;
 - Compliance with the Council’s Design Guide (a summarised version is attached as Annex 5. This document is an example and a summary of the full design guide, which is subject to review and update when required)
 - Quality Management and Assurance
 - Accelerating delivery and promoting innovation throughout design and construction
 - Cost Compliance/Achieving Best Value
 - Experience of working with different Forms of Contract and Procurement Approaches
 - Collaboration with different stakeholders and partners
 - Working with SME’s and Local Supply Chains including compliance with prompt payment terms
 - Operating in a sustainable manner and achieving sustainable outcomes
 - The delivery of community benefits aligned to the needs of the local area and Council tenants
 - Compliance with Fair Working Practices/Initiatives
 - Impact positively on the Housing Emergency, which was declared in 2023.
 With the renewal of this Framework Agreement, the Council is looking to establish a group of housebuilding contractors committed to delivering the Council’s vision for the creation of high quality, vibrant and sustainable places where people want to live.
 This Framework Agreement is open to all organisations named in this notice, however, it is not necessary for tenderers to necessarily be able to provide works in all regions, it is only necessary to be able to provide works to the greater Lothian region.
 Lot 1.3 will comprise of all sites over 100 homes.
 This Lot shall cover both Build Only (where the contractor fulfils a design provided by the Council) and Design and Build (where the contractor has full design responsibility following the Council’s supplied brief) requirements. It is anticipated that the majority of projects utilising the Framework Agreement will focus on building affordable homes. However, mixed tenure may also be utilised in certain circumstances as well as other residential schemes, including but not limited to, care homes, nurseries, supported living accommodation and temporary accommodation.
 Design team novation will need to be accepted and managed appropriately by successful organisations where applicable.

title: Lot 2 - Collaborative Residential Construction

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s Housebuilding Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. There are also opportunities for other organisations to utilise the Framework Agreement. In order to realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately.
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this Contract Notice relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 There is a strong desire to innovate in the design and construction of the new homes and to deliver sustainable communities through place-making. All homes will be constructed, as a minimum, to net zero carbon and the Council is seeking to innovate beyond this standard where real benefit can be provided for tenants.
 Through the construction of new housing, the Council is seeking to support the Council’s Business Plan and Core Principles as well as promote and encourage the following outcomes;
 - Compliance with the Council’s Design Guide (a summarised version is attached as Annex 5. This document is an example and a summary of the full design guide, which is subject to review and update when required)
 - Quality Management and Assurance
 - Accelerating delivery and promoting innovation throughout design and construction
 - Cost Compliance/Achieving Best Value
 - Experience of working with different Forms of Contract and Procurement Approaches
 - Collaboration with different stakeholders and partners
 - Working with SME’s and Local Supply Chains including compliance with prompt payment terms
 - Operating in a sustainable manner and achieving sustainable outcomes
 - The delivery of community benefits aligned to the needs of the local area and Council tenants
 - Compliance with Fair Working Practices/Initiatives
 - Impact positively on the Housing Emergency, which was declared in 2023.
 With the renewal of this Framework Agreement, the Council is looking to establish a group of housebuilding contractors committed to delivering the Council’s vision for the creation of high quality, vibrant and sustainable places where people want to live.
 This Framework Agreement is open to all organisations named in this notice, however, it is not necessary for tenderers to necessarily be able to provide works in all regions, it is only necessary to be able to provide works to the greater Lothian region.
 Lot 2 shall focus on the delivery of multiple housing sites which have been bundled together. The bundles of sites will be awarded to successful Contractors and can be from any of the organisations named to the Framework Agreement. Contractors must be able to deliver homes using a closed panel offsite manufactured system as a minimum.

title: New Build Housing Framework Agreement

title: PIN Additional Information & Questionnaire

title: New Build Housing Framework Agreement

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s House Building Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. There are also opportunities for other organisations to utilise the Framework Agreement. In order to realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately.
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this SPD relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 This Framework Agreement is open to all organisations named in this notice. However, it is only mandatory for tenderers to be able to provide works within the NUTS code locations detailed within this notice. Where successful tenderers can provide works outside of the required region, this will be communicated to all stakeholders post award.

awardCriteriaDetails: The Council reserves the right to combine the awarding of any Lot on the Framework Agreement with another as deemed appropriate to the needs of the Council

description: It is anticipated that should the decision be taken to tender a Framework Agreement again that engagement activities would be in late 2028 to early 2029

performanceTerms: This Framework Agreement shall include a Community Benefit Clause

reviewDetails: A tenderer that suffers loss as a result of a breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 may bring proceedings in the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session. The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) will have a minimum standstill period of 10 days before awarding the contract. The communication of the award decision notice will be sent by fax or e-mail to all tenderers with the standstill period commencing on the next day. If proceedings are started in the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session against the Council in respect of the decision to award the contract within the standstill period then the Council is prevented from awarding the contract. Post contract award the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session may (1) award damages provided proceedings are brought within 3 months from the date when the grounds for the bringing of the proceedings first arose (2) be entitled to issue an ineffectiveness order or impose a financial penalty on the Council. A claim for an ineffectiveness order must be made within 30 days of the Contract Award Notice being published in the FTS or within 30 days of the date those who expressed an interest in or otherwise bid for the contract were informed of the conclusion of the contract or in any other case within 6 months from the date on which the contract was entered into.

description: SSIP Safety Scheme or Equivalent membership (All Lots)

description:
Part IV: Selection Criteria - B: Economic and financial standing – Question 4B.1 - Tenderers are required to have the following minimum “general” annual turnover for each respective Lot/sub-Lots for the last two financial years.
 Lot 1.1
 - A minimum “general” annual turnover of 3,500,000 GBP for each of the last two financial years.
 Lot 1.2
 - A minimum “general” annual turnover of 15,000,000 GBP for each of the last two financial years.
 Lot 1.3
 - A minimum “general” annual turnover of 35,000,000 GBP for each of the last two financial years.
 Lot 2
 - A minimum “general” annual turnover of 10,000,000 GBP for each of the last two financial years.
 Where a Tenderer does not have an annual turnover of this value, the Council may exclude the Tenderer from the competition or may apply discretion seeking supporting evidence to determine the Tenderer’s suitability to proceed in the competition.
 Part IV: Selection Criteria - B: Economic and financial standing – Question 4B.4 - Tenderers will be required provide the following information in response to 4B.4 for all Lots and sub-Lots:
 - Current ratio for Current Year: 1.20
 - Current ratio for Prior Year: 1.20
 Part IV: Selection Criteria - B: Economic and Financial Standing – Question 4B.5 - Tenderers are required to hold, or commit to obtaining prior to the commencement of any subsequently awarded contract, the types and minimum levels of insurance indicated below:
 - a. Employer’s (Compulsory) Liability Insurance – 10m GBP each and every claim
 - b. Public and Products Liability Insurance – 10m GBP each and every claim
 - c. Contractors All Risk – Contract Works insurance with a Limit per Contract of not less that the value of the works plus 15%
 - d. Professional Indemnity Insurance – 5m GBP in the aggregate
 Tenderers must note that the above figures are the minimum levels of insurance required to be awarded onto the Framework Agreement.

minimum:
Part IV: Selection Criteria – Prompt Payment – Question 4C.4 –
 It is a mandatory requirement of this Contract that a prompt payment clause is present in all Contracts used in the delivery of the requirements. This ensures payment of sub-contractors at all stages of the supply chain within 30 days and includes an obligation to provide a point of contact for sub-contractors to refer to in the case of payment difficulties. This will require active monitoring of payment performance as well as the provision of evidence and reports to the Council on request or as contractually scheduled.
 Part IV: Selection Criteria – Living Wage Payment – Question 4C.5 –
 Tenderers are asked to confirm that they will pay staff that are involved in the delivery of the contract (including any agency or sub-contractor staff directly involved in the delivery of the contract), at least the real Living Wage. Tenderers should confirm that this condition will be met within the response to this question. Please note that tenderers who fail to answer “Yes” to this question may not have their tender considered further or proceed to the Price/Quality ratio calculation.
 Part IV: Selection Criteria – Environmental Measures – Question 4C.7 –
 Tenderers will be required to provide evidence that their organisation has taken steps to build their awareness of the climate change emergency and how they will respond. Accepted evidence includes but is not limited to:
 - A completed copy of “Annex 4 - Bidder Priority Contract Climate Change Plan – Blank Template” including planned projects and actions to reduce the Tenderer’s carbon emissions. This does not need to contain calculated carbon emissions.
 Where a Tenderer’s response is of a less than the acceptable standard, the Council may exclude the Tenderer from the competition or may apply discretion seeking supporting evidence to determine the Tenderer’s suitability to proceed in the competition.
 Part IV: Selection Criteria – D: Quality Assurance Schemes & Environmental Management – Question 4D.1 –
 Requirement - Quality Management Procedures
 The bidder must hold a UKAS (or equivalent) accredited independent third party certificate of compliance in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001 (or equivalent).
 OR
 If the bidder does not hold UKAS (or equivalent) accredited independent third party
 certificate of compliance in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001 (or equivalent), then the bidder must have the following:
 A documented policy regarding quality management. The policy must set out responsibilities for quality management demonstrating that the bidder has, and continues to implement, a quality management policy that is authorised by their Chief Executive, or equivalent, which is periodically reviewed at a senior management level.
 The policy must be relevant to the nature and scale of the work to be undertaken and set out responsibilities for quality management throughout the organisation.
 Requirement - Health & Safety Procedures
 It is a mandatory requirement that Tendering Organisations with more than 5 employees have in place a Health & Safety Policy which is approved at a senior level within the Organisation and is reviewed regularly. Tenderers should confirm that this condition has been met within the response to this question.
 Where a Tenderer does not have a Health & Safety Policy and is required to do so, the Council may exclude the Tenderer from the competition.
 NOTE: Organisations with fewer than five employees are not required by law to have a documented policy statement.

description:
Part IV: Selection Criteria - Technical and Professional Ability – Question 4C.1 -
 Please see Instructions to Tenderers document to view a supporting paragraph to the below questions.
 Question 1 – 60%
 Please provide two case studies featuring housing projects completed within the last five years related to housing works that demonstrate your organisation has the relevant experience to deliver the outcomes of the New Build Housing Framework Agreement.
 Responses must include the following information;
 - A description of the project and how it meets the outcomes stated above, including the scope of works and core services provided;
 - Your organisation’s role in delivering the project including the key roles of those involved;
 - The form of contract used;
 - The estimated contract value and the turn out value;
 - The duration of the project – programmed and actual;
 - Management of aftercare and reporting of defects;
 - Approach to defects rectification;
 - Quality management approach and any software or tools used;
 - Communication approach with the client;
 - Sustainability outcomes delivered;
 - Community Benefits delivered; and
 - Details of collaboration and communication procedures with the Client and Design Team.
 The case study provided must have been constructed by the bidding organisation (not the personnel acting for another organisation or subsidiary of the same organisation).
 Higher marks shall be awarded to responses which provide all of the information requested evidenced in each case study submission to sufficient detail and demonstrate successful delivery of projects of a similar size and type to those being procured via this Framework Agreement.
 Your response is limited to 2 A4 pages per case study (excluding images and diagrams).
 Question 2– 40%
 Please provide a case study of a residential housing project completed within the last five years that demonstrates your organisation has experience of navigating delivery of works in urban regions with complex planning and/or site-specific conditions.
 Responses must include the following information;
 - A description of the project, the scope of works and core services provided;
 - Your organisation’s role in delivering the project and details of added value your organisation brought to the project;
 - Approach to community and stakeholder engagement;
 - Approach to client communication and engagement;
 - The specific challenges faced and how they were resolved – e.g. planning delays, conservation considerations, utilities complexities, brownfield pollution;
 - The estimated contract value and the turn out value; and
 - The duration of the project – programmed and actual.
 The case study provided must have been constructed by the bidding organisation (not the personnel acting for another organisation or subsidiary of the same organisation).
 Higher marks shall be awarded to responses which provide all the information requested in sufficient detail, that evidence experience of successful delivery and navigation of challenges while constructing homes in urban environments.
 Your response is limited to 2 A4 pages (excluding images and diagram).

procurementMethodDetails: Competitive procedure with negotiation

The City of Edinburgh Council

locality: Edinburgh

postalCode: EH8 8BG

streetAddress: Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street

description: General public services

legalName: The City of Edinburgh Council

description: General public services

East Lothian Council

locality: Haddington, East Lothian

postalCode: EH41 3HA

streetAddress: John Muir House

description: General public services

legalName: East Lothian Council

Fife Council

locality: Glenrothes

postalCode: KY7 5LT

streetAddress: Fife House, North Street

description: General public services

legalName: Fife Council

Midlothian Council

locality: Dalkeith

postalCode: EH22 1DN

streetAddress: Midlothian House, Buccleuch Street

description: General public services

legalName: Midlothian Council

West Lothian Council

locality: Livingston

postalCode: EH54 6FF

streetAddress: West Lothian Civic Centre, Howden South Road

legalName: West Lothian Council

Scottish Borders Council

locality: Newtown St Boswells

postalCode: TD6 0SA

streetAddress: Council Headquarters

legalName: Scottish Borders Council

East Ayrshire Council

postalCode: KA3 7BU

streetAddress: Corporate Procurement Team, London Road HQ

description: General public services

legalName: East Ayrshire Council

Moray Council

locality: Elgin

postalCode: IV30 1BX

streetAddress: High Street

Perth & Kinross Council

description: General public services

Abronhill Housing Association

streetAddress: Unit 10, Abronhill Shopping Centre, Abronhill

name: Argyll Community Housing Association Limited

streetAddress: Menzies House, Glenshellach Business Park

name: Blue Triangle (Glasgow) Housing Association Limited

Caledonia Housing Association

streetAddress: Suite 4 Saltire House, 3 Whitefriars Crescent

name: Cathcart & District Housing Association Ltd

name: Clyde Valley Housing Association Limited

description: Housing and community amenities

Eildon Housing Association

streetAddress: The Weaving Shed, Ettrick Mill, Dunsdale Road

description: Housing and community amenities

Ferguslie Park Housing Association Ltd

streetAddress: The New Tannahill Centre, 76 Blackstoun Road

Fife Housing Group

streetAddress: 7 Pitreavie Court, Pitreavie Business Park

Forth Housing Association Ltd

streetAddress: Kildean Business & Enterprise Hub, 146 Drip Road

name: Glasgow West Housing Association Limited

name: Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association Ltd

name: Harbour Homes Scotland Limited, formerly Port of Leith Housing Association Ltd

Kingsridge Cleddans Housing Association

streetAddress: Units 2/3, The Commercial Centre, Ladyloan Place

Link Group

description: Housing and community amenities

Linthouse Housing Association

description: Housing and community amenities

name: Lochfield Park Housing Association Limited

Loretto Housing Association

streetAddress: Lipton House 2nd Floor, 170 Crown Street

name: Manor Estates Housing Association Limited

Maryhill Housing Association Ltd

description: Housing and community amenities

Osprey Housing

streetAddress: 22 Abercrombie Court, Arnhall Business Park

name: Rutherglen & Cambuslang Housing Association Ltd

streetAddress: Aspire Business Centre, 16 Farmeloan Road

name: Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association Ltd

name: Scottish Borders Housing Association Ltd

legalName: Scottish Borders Housing Association Ltd

Shettleston Housing Association Ltd

streetAddress: Helen McGregor House, 65 Pettigrew Street

Viewpoint Housing Association

description: Housing and community amenities

Wellhouse Housing Association

streetAddress: The Hub, 49 Wellhouse Crescent, Wellhouse

name: West of Scotland Housing Association Ltd

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: West of Scotland Housing Association Ltd

name: West Whitlawburn Housing Co-operative Limited

name: Whiteinch and Scotstoun  Housing Association Limited

Scottish Police Authority

description: Public order and safety

Home Group Limited (Home Scotland)

streetAddress: Pavillion 6, Parkway Court, 321 Springhill Parkway, Baillieston

title: New Build Housing Framework Agreement

description: The City of Edinburgh Council has a requirement to develop a Framework Agreement that will enable the construction of new build affordable housing as part of the Council’s ambition to increase the provision of Council and other forms of affordable housing across the city region.

description:
The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) wishes to appoint contractors to a Framework Agreement to deliver elements of the Council’s Housebuilding Programme.
 The Council and RSL partners have an ambition to construct approximately 25,000 new affordable homes. To realise these goals, the Council requires an efficient route to market for the design and construction of affordable, new build housing across the city.
 Typically, the Council’s delivery model for new build housing is via the following methods;
 (a) On land currently owned by the Council or acquired for this purpose
 (b) By purchasing parts of developments being built privately
 (c) On Council owned land where, due to complexity, it enters into development partnerships (generally for mixed tenure and mixed-use developments)
 The New Build Housing Framework Agreement that this SPD relates to will primarily, but not exclusively, manage projects delivered via option (a) as above. However, successful organisations should be amenable and able to facilitate the procuring of options (b) and (c) where required.
 There is a strong desire to innovate in the design and construction of the new homes and to deliver sustainable communities through place-making. All homes will be constructed, as a minimum, to net zero carbon and the Council is seeking to innovate beyond this standard where benefit can be provided for tenants.
 The Council is seeking to support the Council’s Business Plan and Core Principles as well as promote and encourage the following outcomes;
 - Compliance with the Council’s Design Guide (a summarised version is provided as a brief of the full design guide, which is subject to review and update when required)
 - Quality Management and Assurance
 - Accelerating delivery and promoting innovation throughout design and construction
 - Cost Compliance/Achieving Best Value
 - Experience of working with different Forms of Contract and Procurement Approaches
 - Collaboration with different stakeholders and partners
 - Working with SME’s and Local Supply Chains including compliance with prompt payment terms
 - Operating in a sustainable manner and achieving sustainable outcomes
 - The delivery of community benefits aligned to the needs of the local area and Council tenants
 - Compliance with Fair Working Practices/Initiatives
 - Impact positively on the Housing Emergency, which was declared in 2023.
 With the renewal of this Framework Agreement, the Council is looking to establish a group of housebuilding contractors committed to delivering the Council’s vision for the creation of high quality, vibrant and sustainable places where people want to live.
 The Councils, RSLs and other organisations named within the Contract Notice can also access the Framework Agreement, those anticipated to participate are listed in Section I.
 Due to the nature of the works required, especially but not exclusively in relation to maximising transferable benefits in relation to the Collaborative Residential Construction Lot, additional organisations may be included in scope in future. If that is the case, an addendum will be issued to this notice.
 The buyer is using PCS-Tender to conduct this PQQ exercise. The Project code is 27230 . For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2343
 A sub-contract clause has been included in this contract. For more information see: http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/info/InfoCentre.aspx?ID=2363
 Community benefits are included in this requirement. For more information see: https://www.gov.scot/policies/public-sector-procurement/community-benefits-in-procurement/
 A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows:
 Community Benefits will be assessed in a general terms at Invitation to Tender Stage for entry to the Framework Agreement.
 Specific Community Benefits shall be set at call off stage in relation to the requirements and needs of the immediate local area and Council tenants in which the works are taking place.
 (SC Ref:771525)


description:
Scottish Enterprise is seeking to appoint a multi-disciplinary team of property, environmental consultants together with marine specialists to research and identify consentable sites for the development of a large scale coastal industrial location.
 Full details of the contract opportunity are available within the Invitation to Tender (ITT). In order to be provided with the ITT document, bidders must complete and return the Confidentiality Agreement included within the Additional Documents section on Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) to - adam.cunningham@scotent.co.uk. The ITT will then be provided.
 It is anticipated that the contract will start on 1 February 2024 for a period of 5 months. The value of the contract is expected to be in the region of between GBP75,000 and GBP100,000 excluding VAT.. Economic operators may be excluded from this competition if they are in any of the situations referred to in Regulation 58 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

region: UKM

title: P24-0096: Feasibility Study – Large Scale Coastal Industrial Location

title: SPD - Climate Change Plan 'relevant' project

title: ITT Appendix 3 (Monitoring Information)

title: ITT Appendix 2 (Tender Response Document)

title: P24-0096 - Confidentiality Agreement

format: application/msword

performanceTerms: Please see the Invitation to Tender (ITT).

reviewDetails:
In the first instance, contact the Head of Facilities Management and Procurement at Scottish Enterprise, with any concerns or enquiries.
 Email: https://www.scottish-enterprise.com/help/contact-us.
 An economic operator that suffers, or risks suffering, loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015, may bring proceedings that will be started in the High Court.

description: The relevant selection criteria will be included in the SPD Scotland online module.

Scottish Enterprise

postalCode: G2 6HQ

streetAddress: Atrium Court, 50 Waterloo Street

description: Economic affairs

legalName: Scottish Enterprise

name: Glasgow Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

streetAddress: Sheriff Clerk’s Office, PO Box 23, 1 Carlton Place,

Scottish Government

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody reviewBody mediationBody reviewContactPoint

locality: Aberdeen

postalCode: AB11 9DB

streetAddress: Marine Directorate, Marine Laboratory, 375 Victoria Road, Torry

id: Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

description: General public services

legalName: Scottish Government

Scottish Enterprise

description: Economic affairs

Ironside Farrar

region: UK

postalCode: EH7 4NW

streetAddress: 111 McDonald Road

legalName: Ironside Farrar

Scottish Government

roles: buyer centralPurchasingBody mediationBody reviewContactPoint reviewBody

postalCode: G2 8EA

streetAddress: 4 Atlantic Quay, 70 York St

description: General public services

description:
SPD statement 4C7 - This is a 'relevant' climate change contract, bidders are required to complete and return the attached Climate Change Plan with their tender submission.
 SPD statement 2A.17 – Form of Participation (Notably as part of a group, consortium, joint venture or similar). Any contract will be entered into with the nominated lead organisation and all members of the consortium, who will in these circumstances each be required to execute said contract together with all ancillary documentation, evidencing their joint and several liability in respect of the obligations and liabilities of the contract. It will be for members of the consortium to sort out their respective duties and liabilities amongst each other. For administrative purposes, any associated documentation will be sent to the nominated lead organisation.
 SPD statement for 2C.1 - Where the main bidder relies on the capacities of other entities in order to meet the selection criteria, the bidder must provide a separate SPD response setting out the information required under SPD (Scotland): Part II (sections A and B); Part III exclusion grounds; the relevant part of Section IV selection criteria; and Part V (if applicable) for each of the entities concerned.
 SPD statement for 2D.1.2 – If the bidder proposes to subcontract any part(s) of the service and those sub-contractors are not relied upon, they should arrange for a separate SPD response from each potential subcontractor. The subcontractors must complete the relevant parts of the SPD (Scotland) (Sections A and B of Part II and Part III only) to self-declare whether there are grounds for their exclusion.
 (SC Ref:759309)


description: Final planting numbers will be calculated on completion of the works and if required numbers above/different to those listed in the specification can be invoiced at the relevant price to be detailed in ITT responses.

description:
The following 12 planting jobs have been specified:
 Site 1 (Tom a Chor/Compartment 196)- (BEAT UP SCOTS PINE) approximately 22,000 bare root Scots pine to be planted on hinge mounds (original stocking density at 2700 mounds per hectare). Planting specification approximately 11 hectares/62% beat up. Original planting completed spring 2023. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED OCTOBER 2021. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 2 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 204)- approximately 16,000 bare root Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED FEBRUARY 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 3 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 203)- approximately 14,000 bare root Scots pine to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED FEBRUARY 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 4 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 204)- approximately 12,000 bare root Scots pine to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED FEBRUARY 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 5 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 204)- approximately 9,000 bare root Scots pine to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED FEBRUARY 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 6 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 203)- approximately 2,500 bare root mixed broadleaves to be planted (with 1.2m tree shelters and stakes) on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED FEBRUARY 2023.
 Site 7 (Carn Meilich/Compartment 204)- (BEAT UP OF SCOTS PINE) approximately 29,000 Scots pine to be planted on hinge mounds (original stocking density 2700 mounds per hectare). Planting specification approximately 10 hectares/85% beat up. Original planting completed spring 2023. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED OCTOBER 2021. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 8 (Carn Daimh/Compartment 186)- approximately 2,000 bare root Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED OCTOBER 2021. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 9 (Inchnacape Wood/Compartment 41)- approximately 10,000 bare root Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED APRIL 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 10 (Inchnacape Wood/Compartment 40)- approximately 12,500 bare root Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds at 2700 mounds per hectare. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED APRIL 2023. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 11 (Clashwood/Compartment 72/73)- (BEAT UP OF SITKA SPRUCE) approximately 3,500 Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds (original stocking density 2,700 mounds per hectare). Planting specification approximately 9 hectares/15% beat up. Original planting completed winter 2021. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED OCTOBER 2021. SITE INSIDE DEER FENCE.
 Site 12 (Carran Hill/Compartment 338)- (BEAT UP OF SCOTS PINE/SITKA SPRUCE) approximately 10,000 Sitka spruce to be planted on hinge mounds (original stocking density 2,700 mounds per hectare). Planting specification approximately 9 hectares/25% beat up). Original planting completed spring 2022. HINGE MOUNDING COMPLETED OCTOBER 2021.
 PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE FIGURES FOR TREE NUMBERS BY SITE ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND MAY BE DIFFERENT WHEN THE PLANTING IS COMPLETED.
 Must have project completed with all outputs delivered by the end of April 2024 (weather permitting).
 Project is expected to take around 6 weeks (weather dependent).

description: Restock sites on Glenlivet and Auchindoun Estates, by Tomintoul, Morayshire, AB37 9EX

title: Tree Planting on the Glenlivet Estate

title: Tree Planting on the Glenlivet Estate

description: To supply tree planting services (142,500 trees) to allow completion of restocking programme in spring 2024.The tender covers twelve restock sites as listed in the Invitation to Tender.

title: Crown Estate Scotland Terms and Conditions of Contract for the Purchase of Services

format: application/pdf

title: 24-10-2023 Sites 1-8 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Map

title: 24-10-2023 Sites 9-10 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Map

title: 24-10-2023 Site 11 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Map

title: 24-10-2023 Site 12 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Map

title: 24-10-2023 Sites 1-11 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Location Map

title: 24-10-2023 Site 12 ITT Tree Planting (Glenlivet Estate) Location Map

title: Glenlivet ITT Tree Planting 2023-24

title: Glenlivet ITT Tree Planting 2023-24 V2

title: Tree Planting on the Glenlivet Estate

streetAddress: Online via the PCS Portal

description: Senior Procurement Specialist

performanceTerms: Please refer to the ITT document.

description: Please refer to the ITT documents.

Crown Estate Scotland

postalCode: EH3 9GL

streetAddress: Quartermile Two, 2nd Floor, 2 Lister Square

description: General public services

legalName: Crown Estate Scotland

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

postalCode: EH1 1LB

streetAddress: Sheriff Court House, 27 Chambers Street

legalName: Edinburgh Sheriff Court

Crown Estate Scotland

description: General public services

Greenfingers Forestry Services

locality: Grantown On Spey

streetAddress: 6 Jubilee House, Burnfield Avenue

legalName: Greenfingers Forestry Services

Edinburgh Sheriff Court

streetAddress: 27 Chambers Street

description:
SITE VISITS:
 1. It is a compulsory requirement that bidders must visit all planting sites prior to submitting a bid, to ensure sufficient knowledge of the requirement.
 2. Site visits will be available from Monday to Friday of the weeks commencing 4th & 11th December. We will endeavour to be flexible regarding site visits outwith these dates.
 Please see the ITT document for further information.
 (SC Ref:757363)


name: The Common Services Agency (more commonly known as NHS National Services Scotland) (NSS)

title: Single Use Trocars

title: Single Use Laparoscopic Instrumentation

title: Specimen Retrieval Bags/Systems

title: Reposable Instrumentation

title: Paediatric Trocars

title: Reposable Trocars

title: Reposable Instruments & Accessories

name: New Co-ordinates Limited - T/A NEWCO Surgical

title: Suction Irrigation Sets

title: Single Use Accessories

title: Single Use Trocars

description: Single Use Trocars for use in a wide range of NHS Scotland Acute settings. To be used as a portal for subsequent placement of other instruments and specimen retrieval bags, used in an acute setting across NHSS by suitably trained personnel.

title: Single Use Laparoscopic Instrumentation

description: Single Use Laparoscopic Instrumentation for use in a wide range of NHS Scotland Acute settings. To be used in conjunction with Trocars, not necessarily all sizes, and Retrieval Bags/Systems within an Acute environment.

title: Specimen Retrieval Bags/Systems

description: Specimen Retrieval Bags and Systems for use across NHS Scotland, supplied via the NDC and directly to Health Boards.

title: Reposable Instrumentation

description: Reposable Instrumentation for use in a wide range of NHS Scotland Acute settings. To be used in conjunction with Trocars, not necessarily all sizes, and Retrieval Bags/Systems within an Acute environment.

title: Paediatric Trocars

description: Paediatric Trocars for use in a wide range of NHS Scotland Acute settings. To be used as a portal for subsequent placement of other paediatric instruments and specimen retrieval bags, not necessarily all sizes, within an Acute environment.

title: Reposable Trocars

description: Reposable Trocar for use in a wide range of NHS Scotland Acute settings. To be used in conjunction with Laparoscopic Instrumentation and Retrieval Bags/Systems, not necessarily all sizes, within an Acute environment.

title: Reposable Instruments & Accessories

description: Range of Needle Holders that can be used in Endo Surgery for Temporary Occlusion within an NHS Scotland Acute setting by suitably trained personnel.

title: Suction Irrigation Sets

description:
Disposable Single Use Suction Irrigation Tubes, in various lengths, required for easy fluid removal & Irrigation during
 Endoscopic Surgery. To be used in an Acute environment by suitably trained personnel.

title: Single Use Accessories

description:
9.1 Anti-Fog solution that may be used on endoscopic lenses and surgical cameras which inhibits condensation and clouding within an NHS Scotland Acute setting.
 9.2 Wound Protector, available in different sizes, that can provide maximum exposure during procedures and will be
 used by suitably trained staff within an NHS Scotland Acute setting.
 9.3 DCS Camera Sleeve which provides a sterile barrier around the camera head and cable within an NHS Scotland Acute setting.
 9.4 Insufflation tubing for use in laparoscopic surgery for delivery of clean filtered CO2 within NHS Scotland and used by suitably trained personnel.
 9.5 Range of Elastic Retractors which is comprised of a variety of self-retaining, adjustable retractors which offer superior access and visualisation across a wide range of surgical applications within NHS Scotland and will be used by suitably trained personnel.

title: Minimally Invasive Surgical Products

title: Minimally Invasive Surgical Products

description: Extension outwith term of National Framework for the supply of Minimally Invasive Surgical Products to NHS Scotland via the NDS and directly to Health Boards.

reviewDetails:
Economic operators should approach the contracting authority in the first instance. However, the only formal remedy is to apply to the courts:
 An economic operator that suffers, or is at risk of suffering, loss or damage attributable to a breach of duty under the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 or the Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014, may bring proceedings in the Sheriff Court or the Court of Session.

procurementMethod: limited

mainProcurementCategory: goods

procurementMethodDetails: Award procedure without prior publication of a call for competition

procurementMethodRationale: This VEAT notice is to advise the need for modification to maintain necessary services at this time in line with Regulation 72(1)(c) of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015.

description: The procurement falls outside the scope of application of the directive

postalCode: EH12 9EB

streetAddress: Gyle Square (NSS Head Office), 1 South Gyle Crescent

description: Health

Applied Medical UK Ltd.

locality: London

postalCode: EC2V 7RS

streetAddress: 88 Wood Street, 10th - 15th Floor

scale: large

legalName: Applied Medical UK Ltd.

Medtronic Limited

locality: Watford

postalCode: WD18 8WW

streetAddress: Building 9, Croxley Park

legalName: Medtronic Limited

Molnlycke Health Care

locality: Oldham

postalCode: OL1 3HS

streetAddress: Unity House, Medlock Street

legalName: Molnlycke Health Care

Fannin (UK) Ltd. Part of DCC Vital

locality: Swadlincote

postalCode: DE12 7DT

streetAddress: Westminster Industrial Estate, Repton Road, Measham

legalName: Fannin (UK) Ltd. Part of DCC Vital

Lawmed Ltd

locality: WALTON-ON-THAMES

streetAddress: Walton Lodge, Bridge Street

legalName: Lawmed Ltd

Purple Surgical UK Limited

locality: Shenley

postalCode: WD7 9AD

streetAddress: 2 Chestnut House, Farm Close

legalName: Purple Surgical UK Limited

ConMed UK

locality: Swindon

postalCode: SN6 8TY

streetAddress: 73-74 Shrivenham Hundred Business , Swindon

legalName: ConMed UK

Kebomed UK Ltd

locality: Cullompton

postalCode: EX15 2AU

streetAddress: Unit 7, Kingsford Rural Business Centre, Kentisbeare,

legalName: Kebomed UK Ltd

B. Braun Medical Limited

locality: Sheffield

postalCode: S35 2PW

streetAddress: B. Braun Medical Limited, Thorncliffe Park

legalName: B. Braun Medical Limited

Elemental Healthcare Ltd

locality: Hungerford

postalCode: RG17 7ED

streetAddress: Shefford Park Farm, Great Shefford

legalName: Elemental Healthcare Ltd

INOMED HEALTH LIMITED

locality: HALIFAX

postalCode: HX1 5ER

streetAddress: ELSIE WHITELEY INNOVATION CENTRE, HOPWOOD LANE

legalName: INOMED HEALTH LIMITED

LaproSurge UK Ltd

locality: Hertfordshire

postalCode: WD23 1EL

streetAddress: 73a High Road, Bushy Heath

streetAddress: Unit J15, Hastingwood Industrial Park, , Wood Lane, Erdington

Surgical Holdings

streetAddress: Unit 8 parkside centre, Temple farm industrial estate

novus med Ltd

streetAddress: Unit F15 Holly Farm Business Park, Honiley

title: Single Use Trocars

title: Single Use Laparoscopic Instrumentation

title: Specimen Retrieval Bags/Systems

title: Reposable Instrumentation

title: Paediatric Trocars

title: Reposable Trocars

title: Reposable Instruments & Accessories

title: Suction Irrigation Sets

title: Single Use Accessories

description:
The values in sections II 1.7 and V 2.4 reflect the 6 month extension value only.
 (SC Ref:752021)


description: Aberdeen Heat and Power are seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced individuals or organisations to provide Consultant Engineer and Principal Designer services to support the company in the development and delivery of district heating projects, the strategic approach to developing low-carbon district heating in Aberdeen, and, Construction and Commissioning Management Services to deliver these district heating projects.

description: Aberdeen

title: Design Services for District Heating Projects

description: Framework Agreement for the provision of Design, Construction and Commissioning Management Services for the delivery of District Heating

title: ITT for Design Services

title: Annex 6 Framework Agreement

title: Annex 8 Pricing Schedule

streetAddress: Aberdeen

performanceTerms: As per contract details

description: Selection Criteria as per Documents

Aberdeen Heat & Power Ltd

postalCode: AB11 5EG

streetAddress: 63 Cotton Street

id: Local Authority Arms Length External Orginisation

legalName: Aberdeen Heat & Power Ltd

Aberdeen Heat and Power

streetAddress: 63 Cotton Street, Aberdeen

legalName: Aberdeen Heat and Power

Sustainable Energy Ltd

locality: Cardiff

postalCode: CF10 4AN

streetAddress: 9 Drake Walk

legalName: Sustainable Energy Ltd

COWI UK Ltd

locality: Uttoxeter

postalCode: ST14 8AA

streetAddress: Eastfield, Church Street

legalName: COWI UK Ltd

description: (SC Ref:760068)


measure: lowestValidBidValue

measure: highestValidBidValue

description: The client has an option to extend the contract for a variable period not exceeding 36 months.

description: Ayrshire Housing require a suitably qualified cleaning company to carry out routine cleaning, disinfecting and vacuuming of common close areas, common window cleaning and adhoc cleaning works such as bulk uplifts, needle uplifts and disposal and fire saftey inspection works.

electronicCataloguePolicy: required

title: Ayrshire Housing: Close Cleaning and Associated Works

description: Ayrshire Housing require a suitably qualified cleaning company to carry out routine cleaning, disinfecting and vacuuming of common close areas, common window cleaning and adhoc cleaning works such a bulk uplifts, needle uplifts and disposal and fire safety inspection works.

title: ITT

title: Word Pages for Completion by Bidders

title: Measured Section

title:
Measured Section (REV A)
Revised following bidder queries.

description: Subject to extensions the contract will be re-procured between 2025 and 2028.

Ayrshire Housing

locality: Ayr

postalCode: KA8 8BX

streetAddress: 119 Main Street

description: Housing and community amenities

legalName: Ayrshire Housing

Ayr Sheriff Court

legalName: Ayr Sheriff Court

Ayrshire Housing

description: Housing and community amenities

CAS Contract Cleaning Ltd

locality: Glasgow

postalCode: G20 7BE

streetAddress: Unit 5a & 5c, Firhill House, 55-65 Firhill Road

legalName: CAS Contract Cleaning Ltd

description: (SC Ref:774581)


statusDetails: unsuccessful

description: The purpose of this market research questionnaire is to gather information which will be used to inform the Procurement Strategy for the Replacement of the Assessor's Core Valuation and Case Management System

title: Replacement of the Assessor's Core Valuation and Case Management System - System Specification

description: Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute Valuation Joint Board is undertaking market research to inform the Procurement Strategy for the Replacement of the Assessor's Core Valuation and Case Management System

minimum:
With reference to SPD questions:
 4B.1.2 & 4B. 2.2 Turnover - supplier must demonstrate an annual turnover for each of the two previous years of greater than two times the annual contract value of contract on offer est. 100,000 GBP, therefore a turnover of 200,000 GBP is required
 Ratios - a Pass in any two of the three ratios as an overall Pass for Economic and Financial standing.
 - (Ratio 1) Acid Test – (Current Assets-stock)/Current Liabilities. To pass the Acid Test Ratio question the bidder must have a score of greater than 1.
 - (Ratio 2) Return on Capital Employed %– Profit/Capital employed. To pass this question the Council require the bidder to score a positive figure/Percentage.
 - (Ratio 3) Current Ratio – Current Assets/Liabilities. To pass this question the Council require the bidder to achieve a score of greater than 1.
 WDC will use template WD09 - WDC Financial Vetting Questionnaire v1.0, it is recommended that candidates review their own ratio scores in advance of submitting their tender. In the event that a firm does not meet the financial criteria for consideration but has a parent company that does, the firm may still be eligible for consideration where their Tender Submission is supported by a Parent Company Guarantee WD04 - Parent Company Guarantee refers. Should after review of the financial evaluation of tenderer fail, then the tender submission may be rejected.
 Insurance
 Q4B.5.1 –It is a requirement of this contract that bidders hold, or can commit to obtain prior to the commencement of any subsequently awarded contract, the types and levels of insurance listed below:
 - Employers Liability Insurance - 10 million GBP each and every claim
 Q4B5.2
 - Public and Product Liability Insurance - 10 million GBP each and every claim
 - Professional Indemnity Insurance - 5 million GBP each and every claim

minimum: With reference to SPD question 4C.1, bidders will be required to provide 3 examples that demonstrate that they have the relevant experience and capacity of delivering this service or similar project type

West Dunbartonshire Council

locality: Dumbarton

postalCode: G82 1QL

streetAddress: 16 Church Street

description: General public services

legalName: West Dunbartonshire Council

description: General public services

name: Dumbarton Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court

postalCode: G82 1QQ

streetAddress: Sheriff Court House, Church Street

description: General public services

postalCode: G82 1QR

title: Replacement of the Assessor's Core Valuation and Case Management System - Market Research

documentType: plannedProcurementNotice

description: (SC Ref:769884)


description: Period of 1 year with the option to extend for 12 months.

description: AWARD OF PURCH2339 PROVISION OF A VENTURE BUILDER PROGRAM

description: Glasgow

description:
PURCH2339 PROVISION OF A VENTURE BUILDER PROGRAM
 Tender documents available from Public Contracts Scotland.
 Tender returns should be submitted via Public Contracts Scotland, no paper copies will be accepted. Should paper tenders be submitted, they will be rejected. Further to this any questions or communications regarding individual tender exercises must be sent via the Public Contracts Scotland Portal. Tender queries received through any other channel will not be answered. Should users of Public Contracts Scotland have any problems with the web site they should contact website Support Desk, contact details can be found by following the ‘Contact Us’ option on the left hand menu at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/default.aspx

title: PURCH2339 Invitation to Tender Goods or Services FINAL

title: PURCH2339 - C&SRM  Template

title: PURCH2339 - C&SRM Stakeholder Feedback Form Brief 0-5 (1)

title: PURCH2339 - CODE OF CONDUCT - FINAL

title: PURCH2339 Agreement for the Purchase of Goods and Services

title: PURCH2339 Non-compliance template

title: PURCH2339 SPD Qualification

minimum:
- Product liability insurance with a limit of indemnity of not less than one million pounds sterling (1,000,000 GBP) in relation to any one claim or series of claims.
 -Public liability insurance with a limit of indemnity of not less than five million pounds sterling (5,000,000 GBP) in relation to any one claim or series of claims;
 -Employer's liability insurance with a limit of indemnity of not less than five million pounds sterling (5,000,000 GBP);
 -Professional indemnity insurance with a limit of indemnity of not less than one million pounds sterling (1,000,000 GBP) in relation to any one claim or series of claims
 - Financial Turnover : Provide 3 years annual accounts. See University guideline on the Financial Health of Suppliers at the following link: https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/procurementoffice/informationforsuppliers/allsuppliers/

University of Glasgow

postalCode: G12 8QQ

streetAddress: Procurement Office, Tay House

description: Education

legalName: University of Glasgow

name: Glasgow Sheriff Court & Justice of the Peace Court

postalCode: G5 9DA

streetAddress: PO Box 23 1 Carlton Place

description: Education

Filament STAC

postalCode: G3 8EP

streetAddress: 18 Elliot Place, The Skypark

legalName: Filament STAC

postalCode: G5 9TW

streetAddress: 1 Carlton Place

description: (SC Ref:764902)


description: 2 x 12 Month Extension Options

description: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC)(we; the health board; the board) wishes to tender for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Distech & Cylon Building Energy Management System Maintenance Service. NHSGGC is looking to work in partnership with a Distech Building Energy Management System Maintenance single supplier.

Commercial

type: cost

title: Invitation to Tender

title: Appendix A Specification

title: Appendix B Commercial Document

title: NHS Points

format: application/x-zip-compressed

title: BEMS SPD Completion Guide

title: SPD Document

title: NHS GG&C Terms and Conditions

title: Appendix B Commercial Document

title: Appendix A Specification

title: BEMS SPD Completion Guide

title: Appendix A Specification

title: Applied Changes to Appendix A Specification

title: SPD Clarification

description: Further time required to revise tender documentation and allow for the bidders to submit in line with the changes.

label: Time limit

label: Duration Start

label: Duration End

label: Conditions for opening of tenders

description: To allow the recently updated documentation to be reviewed by the bidders concerned and apply any changes to their submissions before submitting.

description: In response to concerns raised by a supplier, some amendments have been made to the Appendix A Specification to ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination of potential bidders the changes will be applied by 10am Tomorrow 20/02/2024.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

postalCode: G4 0SF

streetAddress: Procurement Department, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, 84 Castle Street

description: Health

legalName: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Glasgow Sheriff Court

legalName: Glasgow Sheriff Court

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

description: Health

MCE SCOTLAND LIMITED

locality: GLASGOW

postalCode: G81 1QF

streetAddress: UNIT B8 WHITECROOK BUSINESS CENTRE, CLYDEBANK GLASGOW

legalName: MCE SCOTLAND LIMITED

description:
Further to the estimated contract value noted in II.1.5 section of this contract notice there will be no guarantee as to the volume of business that the contractor may receive by virtue of being appointed.
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk
 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available athttp://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.
 Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the
 closing time to avoid any last minute problems.
 Community benefits are included in this requirement. For more information see: https://www.gov.scot/policies/public-sector-procurement/community-benefits-in-procurement/
 A summary of the expected community benefits has been provided as follows: It is a mandatory requirement that the potential contract participant agree to support the concept, provision and ongoing development of
 community benefits provision in relation to this contract.
 Potential contract participant is required to agree to this mandatory requirement. They are also requested to provide a brief summary of the
 community benefits that have recently been delivered within Scotland, if at all, and also what impact and outcomes these have achieved.
 Potential framework participants are required to summarise any proposed community benefits that will be developed and delivered as part of this contract if successful or, alternatively, potential framework participants confirm that they will engage with the NHS Scotland’s Community Benefits Gateway (CBG). This gateway, developed through requests from suppliers seeking opportunities to support the
 delivery of community benefits within the contracting region, provides information on community benefit opportunities. The CBG is a free
 and easy to use online service that connects NHS Scotland suppliers with third sector community organisations within Scotland and will be
 used for tracking and reporting and is an approved compliant route to the realisation of community benefits.
 (752120)
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at
 http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk
 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at
 http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk
 Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents and to dispatch the electronic response well in advance of the
 closing time to avoid any last minute problems.
 (SC Ref: 752120)
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=737199.
 The buyer has indicated that it will accept electronic responses to this notice via the Postbox facility. A user guide is available at https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/sitehelp/help_guides.aspx.
 Suppliers are advised to allow adequate time for uploading documents.
 (SC Ref: 752120)
 (SC Ref:765175)


title: Ankle Splint

status: planned

description: Ankle orthotics covers a large range of devices which control the alignment of, and provides stability to the ankle. They can also be designed to offload weight from the foot and ankle by distributing the weight further up the leg.. Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN.

title: Orthopaedic Walker Boot

description: Orthopaedic walker boot stabilizes and immobilizes the foot for treatment involving conservative post-operative care, moderate to severe ankle sprains, stable and metatarsal fractures and soft-tissue injuries.. Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN.

title: Orthopaedic Knee Brace

description: Orthopaedic knee braces are used to immobilise the knee and keep it in a specific position so that it can heal without further strain or stress on the joint.. Please complete product codes and descriptions which can be found in additional documents section of PIN.

title: Ortho Lower Limb Body Worn Devices PIN template

description: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GG&C) ("the participating authority") has a requirement for the supply and delivery of Orthopaedic Lower Limb Body Worn Devices which are medical devices that are designed to support and stabilise joints or weakened/injured body parts, creating proper alignment, pressure redistribution or management of pain.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

description: Health

description:
The PIN (Prior Information Notice) has been published to gauge the supply base and to request details of interested supplier portfolios that fulfil the Lots below, taking into account the specific description of procurement contained within this PIN for each.
 Lot 1: Ankle Splint
 Lot 2: Orthopaedic Walker Boot
 Lot 3: Orthopaedic Knee Brace
 Interested suppliers should complete the attached template, detailing their product codes and product description.
 For any questions/clarifications in the first instance regarding the completion of the template - please contact:-
 Calum McKenzie
 Senior Commodity Officer
 email: calum.mckenzie3@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
 tel: 0141-201-3587 (Wednesday Only)
 Specific information in relation to the attachments included within this notice:-
 Attachment 1: GGC0839 PIN Attachment
 This document will require review, completion and return by 17:00 BST on Friday 16th February.
 (return via email to calum.mckenzie3@ggc.scot.nhs.uk)
 NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the Public Contracts Scotland Web Site at http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/Search/Search_Switch.aspx?ID=752131.
 (SC Ref:752131)